Public invited to celebrate 20 years of Sand Hollow Reservoir with social media campaign

It's been 20 years since the Sand Hollow Reservoir was built. As a way to celebrate that anniversary, county water officials are inviting the public to share their favorite photos of the reservoir to social media with the hashtag #Sandhollow20.

Jon Batiste tops Grammy Awards, winning 5 trophies

Jon Batiste won album of the year honors for "We Are" at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, giving him five trophies on a night that saw the '70s funk of Silk Sonic take record of the year and song of the year and newcomer Olivia Rodrigo take three awards.

Summer enrollment option added to U. nursing college to address Utah's nursing shortage

The University of Utah College of Nursing announced Friday that it plans to increase enrollment in the prelicensure track by 25% to address a nursing shortage in Utah.

New laws, funds helping Utahns clear criminal records

Studies show 1 in every 4 Utahns has a criminal record. That's where a Utah organization and new public benefit company step in.

Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages

Russia's devastating war on Ukraine is bringing a whole set of new problems to the global auto industry, just as it was starting to recover from the pandemic and computer chip shortages.

Man sentenced in aggravated robbery case the judge calls 'absolutely horrific'

A St. George man who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery appeared in 5th District Court for a sentencing hearing, during which the judge provided a glimpse into the defendant's future of incarceration if he violated the terms of the agreement.

How pornography can wreak havoc on relationships

While the issue of pornography isn't new, its prevalence and consumption have exploded to unprecedented levels over the last 20 years.

South Salt Lake supermarket accused of interfering with Labor Department investigation

The Chinatown Supermarket was sued by the U.S. Department of Labor after owners allegedly interfered with the department's investigation into the supermarket's pay practices.

General conference special: World Report

The World Report is a biannual compilation of news from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The April 2022 edition highlights some of the work being done by Latter-Day Saint Charities in Jordan to help families become self-sufficient through farming bees and goats.

University of Utah to expand Pacific Islands Studies program

The University of Utah received a new $1 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to expand its Pacific Islands Studies program.

17 new temples announced during final session of general conference

President Russell M. Nelson announced 17 new temples to be built around the world during the last session of general conference.

This 'modern plague' is destroying our health, says Utah scientist

While insulin is responsible for the support of hundreds of systems in the body, it is primarily known to regulate glucose levels in the blood.

Sunday afternoon session: Summaries from Latter-day Saint general conference

KSL.com is providing the latest talk summaries and announcements from the April 2022 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Biden cites economic gains, but voters see much more to do

President Joe Biden is turning his focus to kitchen-table issues as he struggles to get credit for a recovering economy in the lead-up to the midterm elections.

Talks on new UN climate report going down to the wire

Negotiations between scientists and governments over a key United Nations climate report were going down to the wire Sunday.

A closer look at pro wrestler deaths provides cautionary tale

In 2021, 10 pro wrestlers died, five of them between the ages of 39 and 62.

Police: At least 2 shooters kill 6, wound 12 in Sacramento

At least two shooters opened fire early Sunday in Sacramento in the city's second mass shooting in five weeks, killing six people and wounding 12 others as bars closed for the night and crowds emptied onto downtown streets, police said.

1 dead, 1 critically injured in shooting at Draper party

A party being held at a rented Airbnb house in Draper ended in gunfire early Sunday, according to police. One person was killed.

Sunday morning session: Summaries from Latter-day Saint general conference

KSL.com is providing the latest talk summaries and announcements from the April 2022 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Ukraine accuses Russia of massacre, city strewn with bodies

Bodies with bound hands, close-range gunshot wounds and signs of torture lay scattered in a city on the outskirts of Kyiv after Russian soldiers withdrew from the area.

Meet the first woman to study in BYU's graduate chaplaincy program

Dawn Dimick doesn't like the label of "first," but it's one that has stuck since she became the first female student to enroll as a graduate military chaplaincy student at Brigham Young University.

Short-term training at SLCC provides skills that lead to jobs

If you are a Utah resident who is unemployed, underemployed, or working in a vulnerable position, funding is now available to cover tuition and fees for many short-term training and certificate programs at Salt Lake Community College.

Keeping the lights on: How a Utah company is helping Ukrainians trapped in the war zone

An extremely valuable shipment of portable solar-powered generators is headed for the war zone in Ukraine thanks to a connection made in Utah County.