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Rep. John Curtis, Chris Herrod react to Texas school shooting in GOP 3rd District primary debate

05/27/2022 11:34pm

Two Republican candidates in the 3rd District Congressional race responded during their Utah GOP primary debate Friday to the recent shooting at a Texas elementary school that killed 19 students and two teachers.

CDC publishes guidelines on monkeypox vaccine

05/27/2022 9:10pm

The CDC on Friday published recommendations by its group of independent experts on a smallpox vaccine that limit its use to only people who work closely with viruses such as monkeypox.

Hope Squads nurture environment of inclusivity in Utah schools

05/27/2022 8:35pm

Finding solutions to America's school shooting crisis is a daunting proposition. But a program that is flourishing in Utah schools offers hope.

Why you can now catch up to 16 fish every day at these 3 Utah bodies of water

05/27/2022 7:40pm

A pair of projects in Utah is influencing the daily fishing limits at three places across Utah.

Principals from schools impacted by gun violence write open letter to lawmakers

05/27/2022 7:12pm

Twenty-one principals who have experienced gun violence tragedies at their respective schools called on elected officials "to do everything it takes to prevent our kids and educators from being murdered in school."

New pellet grills are coming to Utah, just in time for grilling season

05/27/2022 7:00pm - SPONSORED

Utah summers are hard to beat, and they're about to get a whole lot tastier. Recteq, Georgia's famous wood pellet grill company, is expanding (for the first time, ever!) to Lehi, and this weekend is their grand opening.

Navajo Nation to receive running water, infrastructure in new settlement

05/27/2022 6:40pm

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez signed a landmark bill Friday morning that will grant the Navajo people a significant portion of Colorado River water.

Female motorcyclist dead after hitting guardrail on SR 191

05/27/2022 5:56pm

A female motorcyclist died after hitting a guardrail while riding north on state Route 191 northeast of Helper on Thursday afternoon.

Vacation and travel planning should include thinking about health, Utah doctors say

05/27/2022 5:29pm

Doctors from the University of Utah Health travel clinic are urging summer international travelers to prevent travel-related health issues by planning ahead.

She smeared blood on herself and played dead: 11-year-old reveals chilling details

05/27/2022 4:11pm

An 11-year-old survivor of the Robb Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, Texas, told CNN she wanted to share her story so people can know what it's like to live through a school shooting.

DA now says officer wasn't justified in hitting man with car before killing him in 2019

05/27/2022 3:27pm

A DA now says a Cottonwood Heights police officer was not legally justified in hitting a man's motorcycle before that officer shot and killed him in 2019. But no charges will be filed.

West Valley man is second charged in January drive-by shooting in Bountiful

05/27/2022 3:13pm

A West Valley City man faces nine felonies in connection with a drive-by shooting in January that occurred in Bountiful.

Parents' guide: Is 'Top Gun: Maverick' OK for the kids to see?

05/27/2022 2:48pm

We're all excited, or at least curious, about the "Top Gun" sequel nearly 40 years in the making. Now that it's here, what is in it? And is it OK for your kids? KSL movie reviewer John Clyde has the answers.

East High School students hold walkout to protest gun violence

05/27/2022 2:13pm

Hundreds of East High School students participated in a walkout Friday in protest of gun violence, just days after a gunman shot and killed 19 students and two teachers in Texas.

Judge dismisses Trump's lawsuit, allowing NY probe to go on

05/27/2022 1:56pm

A federal judge on Friday dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James, allowing her civil investigation into his business practices to continue.

Ephraim's Scandinavian Festival gets underway this weekend

05/27/2022 1:43pm

The annual Scandinavian Heritage Festival is underway in Ephraim this weekend during what organizers call the "biggest Scandinavian get-together in the West."

US retailers' ballooning inventories set stage for deep discounts

05/27/2022 1:38pm

Major U.S. retailers that recently scrambled to restock shelves amid product shortages disclosed this week that their stores are now packed with too much merchandise.

'This is not the retirement I envisioned.' How retirees are getting hit by inflation

05/27/2022 1:10pm

Managing one's finances in retirement is always tricky. But with inflation pushing up the price of everything from gas to housing to eggs, many retirees are cutting back or eliminating certain costs altogether.

The risk of COVID-19 is now higher in these 3 Utah counties. Here's what you need to know

05/27/2022 12:46pm

Two more counties in Utah — Salt Lake and Weber — were moved up this week to a medium level of risk for COVID-19 by the CDC as cases continue to rise in the state.

Supervisor who shot at employee 'wanted to get' him, charges say

05/27/2022 12:14pm

A supervisor at a Salt Lake business was charged Friday with shooting at one of his employees and shooting the tires of the employee's vehicle.

Everything coming to Amazon Prime and Disney+ in June

05/27/2022 11:53am

Here's what coming to Amazon Prime and Disney+ in June.

How Kanye West, faith and the honor code got Braeden Moore to BYU

05/27/2022 11:24am - PARTNER

Moore isn't a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but he is a devout Christian. If anything, the honor code helped BYU land the talented sharpshooter.

At long last, jury gets closing arguments in Depp trial

05/27/2022 11:22am

Johnny Depp's lawyers have asked a jury "to give Mr. Depp his life back" by finding his ex-wife, Amber Heard, guilty of libel.

Official: Girl told 911 'send the police now' as cops waited

05/27/2022 10:53am

Students trapped inside a classroom with a gunman repeatedly called 911 during this week's attack at a Texas elementary school as nearly 20 officers waited in the hallway for more than 45 minutes.

'We were high school sweethearts': Survivor of auto-pedestrian crash that killed husband fights for safer roads

05/27/2022 10:47am

Nine years after her husband was hit a killed by a suspected distracted driver, a Utah woman continues her mission to educate drivers and strengthen Utah's distracted driving laws.

Utah 'sexual predator' targeted young girls on social media, charges say

05/27/2022 10:28am

A St. George man was charged Friday with soliciting explicit pictures and videos from young girls across the country.

Will Biden cancel student loans? White House denies debt forgiveness report

05/27/2022 9:54am

The White House is reportedly planning to cancel $10,000 in student debt per borrower, making good on a promise President Joe Biden made during the 2020 campaign.

Police identify woman killed in 9-vehicle crash in Sandy

05/27/2022 9:26am

A crash in Sandy on Friday morning left a Sandy woman dead and several others injured, and prompted an hourslong closure of State Street.

Prepare for sticker shock if you are traveling this summer

05/27/2022 8:59am

If you haven't booked your summer vacation plans, you are already too late to snag the best deals, according to travel experts.

Why BYU golf played 18 holes before joining Utes, rest of field at NCAA meet

05/27/2022 8:02am

Cole Ponich shot 1-under-par 69 to lead the Cougars' third round Thursday, which will replace Sunday's round in a meet that also features the Utes' first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1988.

Staker Parson seeks drivers and mechanics for great pay and benefits

05/27/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED

Since 1952, truck drivers and the mechanics that fix equipment have been the lifeblood of Staker Parson Materials & Construction. That hasn't changed in 2022, and the company is looking for hard workers to join its team.

Did 'poison pill' in state's opioid settlement leave money on the table for one Utah county

05/27/2022 7:46am

After Davis County leaders decided to join the state of Utah in its opioid settlement, some are wondering if it was the right move.

S. Utah man linked to more than a dozen burglaries around St. George area

05/27/2022 7:23am

A suspected serial burglar in southern Utah now faces 41 criminal charges.

Utah's drought intensifies, but weekend rains in the forecast could help

05/27/2022 6:14am

More than two-thirds of Utah is now listed as in "extreme" drought, as the state's drought intensifies ahead of meteorological summer.

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