Police: Driver watching YouTube crashes truck through Sandy home

A man who police say was watching YouTube videos while driving crashed into a home in Sandy on Tuesday, causing extensive damage.

Jazz clinch playoff spot with win over Grizzlies in OT

Finally the ball bounced the Jazz's way.

Utah expert says nations have obligation to prosecute Russian atrocities

A panel of legal experts say it is unlikely that the threat of prosecution under international law will stop Russian President Vladimir Putin.

St. George police need help identifying individuals involved in drive-by shooting

Police are asking for help in identifying those responsible for a drive-by shooting that happened in St. George on Monday.

Snyder strikes back: Jazz coach goes on 19-minute rant over narratives of team

Armed with a tightly gripped piece of paper, Quin Snyder walked up to the dais ready to defend his team.

Utahn paralyzed 2 years ago gets back on the sled at Powder Mountain

Terell Jensen became paralyzed two and a half years ago after a sledding accident. With the encouragement of his dad, he has gotten back on the sled by way of a TetraSki.

Prosecutors rest their case in Jerrod Baum double murder trial

Utah County prosecutors rested their case Tuesday in the double murder trial for Jerrod Baum, who is accused of killing Riley Powell and Brelynne Otteson in 2017.

Utah man forced to seek legal help after losing both legs at work

If you're injured on the job, you might think workers' compensation will handle it all. That's not always the case.

SL County bans mining in forestry, recreation areas — but will the ordinance last?

The Salt Lake County Council unanimously passed an ordinance Monday banning mining and mineral extraction from forestry and recreation zones.

Ex-'Shark Tank' entrepreneur charged in 2 more cases

A Utah County entrepreneur already facing charges in several criminal cases is in trouble again, now charged with sexual misconduct with two employees and a woman he met at a concert.

Mitt Romney helps negotiate bipartisan deal for COVID-19 funding

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney helped broker a bipartisan agreement to provide $10 billion in emergency COVID-19 funding using mostly unspent American Rescue Plan dollars.

Wind storm takes down iconic Spud Drive-In screen in eastern Idaho

As the winds topped 55 mph Monday night, the force of the storm brought down the iconic Spud Drive-In screen in Driggs, Idaho. The managers of the iconic "Spud" say they will rebuild.

Utah woman dies in fall at Grand Canyon

The assistant director of a Utah agency died Monday evening after falling at the Grand Canyon, officials said.

Have You Seen This? Shaun White shreds with amputee snowboarder in Park City

Adaptive snowboarder Zach Sherman was surprised by five-time Olympian Shaun White at Woodward Park City.

Students' website helping Ukraine refugees find housing

Two Harvard University freshmen have launched a website designed to connect people fleeing Ukraine to those in safer countries willing to take them in — and it's generating offers of help and housing worldwide.

Salt Lake County Jail recruiting nurses to help staffing shortage

The Salt Lake County Jail is experiencing a shortage that normally impacts the health care sector: They can't hire enough nurses.

Man burglarized Abravanel Hall, Red Iguana, other businesses, charges say

A man faces numerous criminal charges accusing him of burglarizing Abravanel Hall in addition to other businesses and churches.

Intermountain Healthcare completes merger with Colorado-based system

Utah-based Intermountain Healthcare completed its merger with Colorado hospital system SCL Health, which leaders say will create "a model health system."

Little Cottonwood Canyon: UDOT delays gondola, bus recommendation

The Utah Department of Transportation announced a delay Tuesday in its yearslong search for a traffic solution in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Driver of disabled vehicle hit, killed on I-80 near Wendover

One man was killed in a crash on I-80 near Wendover Monday night after he was hit by a semitruck, the Utah Highway Patrol reported.

White House to extend student loan pause through August

The Biden administration plans to freeze federal student loan payments through Aug. 31, extending a moratorium that has allowed millions of Americans to postpone payments during the pandemic.

Utah opens up $250M in grants for 'critical' secondary water meters

Utah legislators approved a bill that creates funding for grants to secondary water providers so they can speed up the process to install meters, which are important in water conservation.

1 in 3 drivers breaks Utah HOV lane rules during rush hour. Are the lanes enforced?

Carpool lanes only work if drivers follow the rules. As KSL investigators learned, many drivers in Utah don't do that.

How parents can do (a lot) less and enjoy their children more

The case for interacting with children wholeheartedly but interfering minimally — as long as they are safe.

Official: Sacramento shooting suspect seen on video with gun

A second suspect arrested Tuesday in connection with the mass shooting that killed six people in Sacramento had posted a live Facebook video of himself brandishing a handgun hours before gunfire erupted, a law enforcement said.

Fugitive convicted of murder arrested during Utah traffic stop

A Wisconsin man recently released from prison after serving time for murder was arrested during a traffic stop in southern Utah on Monday.

Patrick Kinahan: Repeated Jazz late collapses may force significant changes

The more the Utah Jazz struggle, repeatedly squandering big leads late in games, the easier they make it for team management.

Elon Musk joins Twitter board after amassing massive stake

Elon Musk is joining Twitter's board of directors, one day after it was disclosed that the Tesla CEO took a 9% stake in the social media platform.

'They belong here': Why Sitake wants to bring past BYU greats on Big 12 ride

With BYU's upcoming move to the Big 12 Conference, it was only right that the all-time winningest quarterback in Cougar football history have a chance to opine on the move.

How a set of bed sheets bought at a garage sale led to a mega success story

Startups can point to the lightbulb moment from which a successful business concept emerged, but Kacie and Sam Malouf may have the most humble origin story of all time.

Tax Day is coming: What you need to know about filing your 2021 taxes

With so much going on this year it's hard to focus on things like filing your taxes. Nevertheless, the IRS still expects you to file your 2021 return and pay whatever you still owe by April 18.

Breathing new life into the University of Utah Health's Transplantation Program

While many people were dealing with death in their families and communities during the COVID pandemic, interest in giving the gift of life through living donor organ transplants was on the rise.

Zelenskyy at the UN accuses Russian military of war crimes

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused the Russians of gruesome atrocities in Ukraine and told the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday that those responsible should immediately be brought up on war crimes charges in front of a tribunal like the one established at Nuremberg after World War II.

Riverton man charged with drugging, raping teen he met on social media

A Riverton man was charged with several first-degree felony crimes on Monday accusing him of providing drugs and sexually assaulting a girl he met on social media.

'It's now or never' on climate change action, official warns

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report warns that 2010-2019 average annual global greenhouse gas emissions were at their highest levels in human history and urgent action is needed.

'I can't believe I'm going to die from a trampoline.' Mother hurt protecting daughter during windstorm

An Idaho mother is recovering from severe injuries after a 300-pound trampoline slammed into her during a windstorm.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

The U.S. and Europe are planning new sanctions to punish Moscow over civilian killings in Ukraine, and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said more deaths were likely to be uncovered in areas seized from Russian invaders. Russia said the deaths had been staged by the West to discredit it.

'Be a man': Mom says gunman in Utah shooting death should surrender

A second shooting victim died Monday following a shooting at an Airbnb home in Draper over the weekend, and the gunman is still on the run.