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Mitt Romney says Trump's call to Jan. 6 witness probably wasn't an accident
07/15/2022 10:33pm
Sen. Mitt Romney isn't buying the notion that former President Donald Trump accidentally called a witness who could appear before the House select Jan. 6 committee.
2 dead and 1 critically injured in crash at Soldier Summit
07/15/2022 10:14pm
Two people are dead and one person is in extremely critical condition following a crash involving three vehicles at Soldier Summit in Wasatch County on Friday, the Department of Public Safety says.
What did it take to safely transfer 2,464 inmates to Utah's new prison?
07/15/2022 10:04pm
The Utah Department of Corrections confirmed Friday that it had completed the transfer of 2,464 incarcerated individuals from facilities in Draper to the new $1 billion Utah State Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City.
'Built for the future': Legacy of Granite High School lives on with new South Salt Lake library
07/15/2022 9:20pm
Five years after the century-old Granite High School building was torn down, a new library emerges to keep the school's educational spirit alive.
Troopers identify 5 killed since last week on Utah's roads
07/15/2022 8:12pm
Police on Friday released the names of five people killed in crashes across Utah since last week.
Parents' guide: What you can expect in 'Where the Crawdads Sing'
07/15/2022 7:39pm
KSL.com movie reviewer Dave Clyde shares what you will see and hear in the new film "Where the Crawdads Sing" so you can make an informed decision as to whether or not you want to go or take your kids to the movie.
15-month-old drowns in backyard pool in Kearns
07/15/2022 7:31pm
A 15-month-old girl drowned in a backyard pool in Kearns on Friday evening, police said.
UEA welcomes new president with 27 years of education experience
07/15/2022 7:05pm
After 27 years of teaching, Renée Pinkway will now serve as three-year term as president of the Utah Education Association, after she was elected to the office by her fellow educators in a 2022 statewide vote.
Father of baby killed in September arrested 9 months after mom is charged
07/15/2022 6:35pm
The father of a 23-day-old baby boy who died in September has now been arrested for investigation of murder and accused of failing to get help, even though investigators say he knew his son was being abused.
1 dead, 2 injured in Richfield car crash
07/15/2022 6:00pm
One person is dead and two others are injured after a car crash in Richfield Friday afternoon, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.
Ja Raffe, newly acquired NBA-inspired giraffe, makes Utah debut
07/15/2022 5:44pm
A new giraffe named Ja Raffe, after star basketball player Ja Morant, was moved to Utah's Hogle Zoo last month and debuted at the zoo Friday after a 30-day quarantine.
Jazz's Leandro Bolmaro shows promise at Las Vegas Summer League
07/15/2022 5:42pm
The day the Jazz dropped to 2-2 in the annual Sin City showcase may have been the most promising of Utah's Summer League slate. The reason: Leandro Bolmaro.
New research shows why depression treatments affect women differently than men
07/15/2022 5:18pm
Scientists found one reason why women and men respond differently to depression treatments. Researchers at the University of California, Davis say the answer may be in the brain.
Camp host near Utah-Wyoming border accused of groping camper
07/15/2022 4:51pm
A camp host was arrested Thursday and accused of touching a woman inappropriately. The man allegedly told a deputy he thought she would just file a complaint with his boss rather than call authorities.
Mindy Benson chosen to lead SUU as its 17th president
07/15/2022 4:15pm
After a year of serving as Southern Utah University's interim president, Mindy Benson on Friday was appointed as SUU's 17th president after an "extensive" national search.
Have You Seen This? Diver 'boops' great white's nose
07/15/2022 3:47pm
Few things are more adorable than a 'boop' on the nose — even when it's with a giant predator in the middle of the ocean.
Warrant issued for woman charged with shooting 2 security guards
07/15/2022 3:12pm
An arrest warrant was issued Friday for a Salt Lake woman charged with shooting two security guards at a large party in downtown Salt Lake City in June.
Here's where the CDC says you should mask up in Utah
07/15/2022 2:39pm
Where is mask wearing recommended in Utah? Salt Lake, Summit, Wasatch, Tooele, San Juan and Piute counties.
Prison ordered for West Valley man who had child porn, childlike sex dolls
07/15/2022 2:22pm
A West Valley man was sentenced to prison Thursday after pleading guilty to six counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in a child pornography investigation.
FTC settlements affirm fixing your own stuff will not void warranties
07/15/2022 1:53pm
When your car or smartphone or fridge breaks, it is generally cheaper to repair it rather than replace it. But what if a manufacturer told you that if you try to fix it on your own, they will take away your warranty?
Utah mom arrested after kids, disabled father found living in 'unacceptable' conditions, police say
07/15/2022 1:29pm
A Wanship woman was arrested Thursday after a three-month drug investigation. Deputies said she was living in "unacceptable" conditions with two young children and a disabled father.
Search continues for Heber City man charged with murdering girlfriend
07/15/2022 1:05pm
The search continued Friday for a Heber City man police charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend who already had a protective order against him following a domestic violence assault in June.
A devastating crash. An alleged drug-positive driver. Why did it take over a year for charges?
07/15/2022 1:01pm
The night of May 8, 2021, would forever change Casey Walker's life. The nearly-20-year-old was out for a ride on a motorcycle in South Jordan when he was hit by a passenger car.
'It represents so much love and compassion.' Family of Brent Taylor settles into their new home
07/15/2022 12:09pm
The family of Brent Taylor, a major in the Utah National Guard who was also serving as mayor of North Ogden when he was shot and killed in Afghanistan in 2018, received the keys to their new home on Thursday.
This one thing is pushing up the price of almost everything you buy
07/15/2022 11:43am
Although prices at the pump serve as one of the most prominent symbols of rampant inflation, economists are more worried about the spillover effects of price spikes for another major source of fuel: diesel.
We've uncovered the indisputable origin of fry sauce
07/15/2022 11:27am
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The story of Utah's favorite dipping sauce, straight from the mouths of those who invented it.
Troopers investigating fatal crash on I-15 in Lehi
07/15/2022 11:13am
Troopers have reported a fatal crash on I-15 in Lehi on Friday.
Utah driver cited for driving 111 mph, then clocked just 10 minutes later at 105 mph
07/15/2022 11:07am
Troopers say they cited a driver on Wednesday for driving more than 100 mph on I-15 twice within just 10 minutes, which can bring an enhanced penalty under a new Utah law.
Utah man accused of throwing furniture at officer, causing injury
07/15/2022 10:28am
Police say a man threw a shelving unit through a window at a deputy who was trying to bring him into custody on Wednesday, injuring the officer.
Biggest summer signings in RSL history
07/15/2022 9:32am
The MLS summer transfer window is open now until Aug. 4, with many Real Salt Lake fans wondering if the team will make a move to boast a roster that hasn't won a game in nearly a month.
'Sigh of relief': Salt Lake housing sales hit 10-year low. Does this mean prices will lower?
07/15/2022 9:21am
The Federal Reserve's war on inflation and higher mortgage interest rates have hit Utah's Wasatch Front housing market — hard.
Gov. Cox elected to help lead National Governors Association
07/15/2022 9:02am
Gov. Spencer Cox has been elected to become vice chairman of the National Governors Association, his office announced Friday.
Watchdog says Secret Service deleted Jan. 6 text messages
07/15/2022 8:52am
A government watchdog has found that Secret Service agents deleted text messages sent and received around the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol after an inspector general requested them as part of the investigation into the insurrection.
'A lot more physicality': Runnin' Utes see progress with summer workouts underway
07/15/2022 8:34am
Utah returns its core starters and has welcomed in seven new additions to the team.
Rangers, deputies to step up parking enforcement in American Fork Canyon
07/15/2022 8:23am
Even on a gray day at Tibble Fork Reservoir, finding a spot along the shoreline can be difficult and finding a parking spot can be even tougher.
Father and son remembered after fatal Idaho plane crash
07/15/2022 8:06am
A father and son killed in a plane crash during a camping trip in Idaho were well loved by the people who knew them.
Three crucial lessons for weathering financial markets
07/15/2022 8:00am
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The stock market offers few guarantees.
Prison ordered for Tooele man who killed dog by setting it on fire
07/15/2022 7:47am
A Utah man has been sentenced to prison for stealing a dog and lighting it on fire, killing the animal. Police say the man wanted to intimidate his ex-girlfriend and her family.
Biden, Saudi crown prince begin big meeting with fist bump
07/15/2022 7:22am
A crucial meeting to repair one of the world's most important diplomatic relationships began with a fist bump Friday as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed U.S. President Joe Biden at a royal palace.
Will supply chain issues delay release and drive up price of Apple's iPhone 14?
07/15/2022 6:55am
As acolytes of Apple's wildly popular iPhone have learned since the device first appeared in 2007, the lead-up to every new model release includes a flood of speculation, rumormongering and insider leaks.
Would the Supreme Court become a political body if it were expanded?
07/15/2022 6:23am
A retired judge who served on what is often referred to as the second most powerful court says he never saw his colleagues cast a vote based on past partisan leanings.
