No. 4 BYU women's soccer advances to NCAA title match for first time in history

Cassidy Smith made a season-high seven saves, and the No. 4-seeded Cougars advanced to the NCAA championship match for the first time in program history, eliminating defending champion Santa Clara on penalty kicks Friday night.

Best speedskaters competing in World Cup event at Utah Olympic Oval

A big speedskating World Cup is being held at the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns this weekend. It's the second to last cup of the season, and what's at stake is how many slots countries will earn for the Beijing Olympics.

Near-record shooting helps save Jazz from a strange night against Boston

It was an interesting night full of turnovers, fouls, and major defensive struggles. Yet, the Jazz left Vivint Arena with their third straight win with a 137-130 victory over the Celtics.

Smelling roses: No. 17 Utah claims Pac-12 title in dominant win over No. 10 Oregon

A change of venues for the Pac-12 championship game was good for No. 17 Utah. Those roses are smelling extra good this time of the year.

How long is too long to wait on a rebate check?

One hook retailers often use to snag our business is the promise of a rebate. Rebates can turn anything from smartphones and laptops to mattresses and paint into a whale of a deal. But getting that rebate often takes time. Kelly Zaugg spent almost two years fighting for a $75 rebate from Lowe's.

Police highlight importance of cleaning windshields after children are hit in crosswalk

Two children were struck by a car while in the crosswalk near Emerson Elementary school Friday morning in Salt Lake City.

Colorado supermarket shooting suspect incompetent for trial

Experts have found a man charged with killing 10 people at a Colorado supermarket earlier this year is mentally incompetent to stand trial for now, attorneys said during a court hearing Friday.

Arianne Brown: Setting boundaries with yourself is just as important as setting boundaries with others

Did you know you could set boundaries with yourself? As I've set boundaries with myself and others, I have reclaimed myself as someone worthy of being what I am meant to be, and that somebody is myself.

Nevada court sides with gunmakers in Las Vegas shooting suit

Nevada's Supreme Court ruled gun manufacturers cannot be held responsible for the deaths in the 2017 mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip because a state law shields them from liability unless the weapon malfunctions.

Southern Utah woman's children thank jury for finding their dad guilty in her murder

Children of Shawntell Smith thanked police officers, prosecutors, victim advocates, and others who have mourned with them and helped them grieve for their mom after their father, Steven Timothy Smith, was found guilty in her murder.

Instagram-worthy Christmas light displays you can't miss at Thanksgiving Point's Luminaria

This year, transport your family to another world full of all the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the holidays. Visit Luminaria, Utah's biggest light display in the Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point.

Community rallying to raise funds for playground renovations at Crestview Elementary

The Granite School District has approved an ADA-compliant playground for Crestview Elementary. Now the community is rallying to raise funds, and they need help.

Parents express frustration to school board over blackface incident, diversity assembly

Offensive Halloween costumes and a community uproar over a music video shown at a school assembly to address racism has a northern Utah community deeply examining racial issues.

WHO says measures used against delta should work for omicron

Measures used to counter the delta variant should remain the foundation for fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, even in the face of the new omicron variant, the World Health Organization said Friday.

Have You Seen This? This rabbit is the sneakiest sneak that ever sneaked

When we pick teams for hide-and-seek, I get to choose first — and I'm taking this rabbit.

'Unbelievable miracle': Trooper describes multi-vehicle wreck on I-15 involving wrong-way driver

A six-vehicle crash followed by a three-vehicle crash that occurred on the Arizona stretch of southbound I-15 Friday morning left traffic backed up for miles into the evening. Though a number of vehicles were totaled in the resulting mayhem, an Arizona trooper who responded to the incident called the lack of injuries involved a "miracle."

With Albert Rusnak back, can RSL continue its AFC Richmond-like run in West final?

Real Salt Lake's captain returned to training Wednesday after recovering from and testing negative for COVID-19 twice, buoying the confidence of the lowest seed remaining in the MLS Cup playoffs.

Here's what will happen in Utah if Roe v. Wade is overturned

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in what is the most direct challenge to the landmark abortion decision Roe v. Wade in decades.

3 Utah companies that saw big growth this year

In a year when so many struggled, Utah proved (once again) that it was the place to be for business owners and entrepreneurs.

Why are Arizona Democrats acting like Republicans?

Arizona Democrats have found a playbook to win the state by appealing to Republicans.

You'll soon need a permit to summit Angels Landing. Here's how to get one

Hikers wishing to see the surreal vista of Zion Canyon from atop Angels Landing will soon need a permit to do so.

EPA: Despite pledge, US still wastes more than a third of its food

More than one-third of food produced in the United States is thrown out, according to a report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which said the nation is falling far short of a 2015 goal to reduce that waste by half by 2030.

South Jordan family warns of RSV symptoms after baby ends up in NICU

A South Jordan family hopes others learn from their experience after their infant ended up in the hospital with RSV.

Omicron COVID-19 variant discovered in Utah

As the omicron COVID-19 variant has arrived in Utah, one Utah medical expert says we shouldn't overlook the variant most prevalent in the state right now.

Did West Valley man commit murder? Police still investigating

A West Valley man arrested last month for allegedly holding a woman hostage and torturing her remained in jail Friday as police continue to investigate whether he also committed murder.

KenPom: College basketball in Utah is better than ever

BYU, Utah, Utah State, Weber State, and Southern Utah are collectively primed to have the best season in the modern era (3-point line, shot clock).

Early diagnosis of rare heart condition helps Amaya on her road to recovery

Amaya was born with a rare heart condition, which, fortunately, was found before she was born.

'The fire that's here': US is still battling delta variant

While all eyes are on the new and little-understood omicron variant, the delta form of the coronavirus isn't finished wreaking havoc in the U.S., sending record numbers of patients to the hospital in the Midwest and New England.

'A lot of trauma': Retired policeman explains psychological toll after shootout

There have been three shootings involving police officers in Utah recently. A former deputy police chief talked about the psychological impact that can have on officers.

KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for conference championship weekend

Each week, we'll release the KSL.com sports staff picks for you to see. Can you do a better job than us? Probably, but that's the fun of it all.

Honda recalls SUVs and pickups because hoods can fly open

Honda is recalling nearly 725,000 SUVs and pickup trucks because the hoods can open while the vehicles are moving.

Give-a-Thon for Primary Children's Hospital

KSL-TV and KSL NewsRadio have teamed up to raise more money for the kids being served by the hospital than ever before. All the money received from your generous donation goes directly to help the children in need.

Biden's new COVID-19 battle plan already being fought in Utah

For Utahns, much of President Joe Biden's new plan to battle COVID-19 variants as the omicron variant of the virus continues to surface in the United States likely will sound familiar.

Chief: Michigan suspect's parents found hiding in building

The parents of a teen accused of killing four students in a shooting at Oxford High School were found hiding in a Detroit building early Saturday. The parents also face charges in the shooting.

Rock of Provo: BYU coach's 27-year odyssey reaches fever pitch with College Cup berth

After 23 NCAA Tournament appearances, seven Sweet 16 runs and four Elite Eight finishes, BYU women's soccer coach Jennifer Rockwood finally broke through for the program's inaugural NCAA College Cup semifinal appearance.

Smithfield campground proposal tabled

The Cache County Planning Commission voted to table a proposal to build a new RV park and campground area in a Smithfield neighborhood.

Congress averts shutdown despite vaccine rule protest. Utah Sen. Lee criticized for joining threat

Utah Sen. Mike Lee, one of the Senate Republicans who threatened to force a government shutdown over vaccine mandates, blamed Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

US job growth misses expectations in November; unemployment rate dives to 4.2%

U.S. employment increased far less than expected in November, likely as millions of unemployed Americans remained home despite companies boosting wages, generous jobless benefits expiring and schools fully reopening.

Humane Society of Utah warns of the canine distemper virus

The Humane Society of Utah and Salt Lake County Animal Services are warning people of the canine distemper virus after a rising number of dogs tested positive. Distemper is extremely contagious, but the risk of catching it can be reduced if a dog is vaccinated.