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Utah family hasn't seen father in nearly 1,000 days due to COVID-19 travel restrictions
08/10/2022 11:01pm
A Utah woman hasn't seen her dad in nearly three years due to travel restrictions and canceled flights from China.
KSL Investigators help bank customer regain access to his money after fraud incident
08/10/2022 9:54pm
You just realized you were hacked, and now some bad guy has access to your bank account. What do you do now? One Layton man called the KSL Investigators.
Utah woman charged with stabbing 2 teens, injuring others over TikTok video
08/10/2022 9:28pm
A 20-year-old woman faces several felony charges for allegedly attacking multiple people with a knife, seriously injuring two of them, after a disagreement over a TikTok video.
Advocates call on elected officials, community to meet rising need for Utah food assistance
08/10/2022 8:59pm
The Granite Education Foundation operates seven food pantries across the Granite School District and 28 schools have some sort of food program. The district houses more than 64,000 students, 54% of whom live at or below the poverty level.
Disney+ is getting more expensive — unless you want ads
08/10/2022 8:02pm
Disney+ just got more expensive. Unless you're willing to watch ads.
Man with 63 prior arrests charged in shooting outside West Valley fast-food restaurant
08/10/2022 7:33pm
A man shot by West Valley police on Sunday after allegedly shooting at another man earlier was released from a local hospital Wednesday and booked into the Salt Lake County Jail. On Thursday, formal charges were filed.
Explosion in southern Indiana kills 3, damages 39 homes
08/10/2022 7:22pm
Authorities say a house explosion that reverberated across a neighborhood in the southern Indiana city of Evansville left three people dead and damaged about 39 homes.
Elon Musk sells $7B in Tesla shares ahead of Twitter fight
08/10/2022 7:17pm
Elon Musk has sold nearly $7 billion worth of shares in Tesla as the billionaire gets his finances in order ahead of his court battle with Twitter.
A new flag for Utah: Long may Utah voices wave
08/10/2022 7:00pm
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Utah's flag has been altered at least three times since it was launched as the governor's flag in 1903.
Judge declines to dismiss lawsuit against Utah's transgender sports ban
08/10/2022 6:55pm
Third District Judge Keith Kelly declined to dismiss a lawsuit filed by transgender girls and their parents against a 2022 Utah law banning them from playing girls high school sports.
What style of soccer does RSL play?
08/10/2022 6:31pm
Grit-and-grind, xDAWG; call it what you want, but there's no doubt that Real Salt Lake is known more for its heart than its flash on the field.
Herriman man convicted of killing his dog now charged with breaking new dog's leg
08/10/2022 5:43pm
A Herriman man convicted earlier this year of killing his dog is facing a new charge after police say he broke the leg of his new dog.
Here's why tens of thousands of tourists are trapped in 'China's Hawaii'
08/10/2022 5:14pm
Some 80,000 tourists vacationing on China's Hainan island found themselves trapped in the tropical resort city of Sanya this weekend when authorities suddenly imposed a lockdown to stop a COVID-19 outbreak.
Utah couple shot in back by tribal game officer had no weapons, law enforcement says
08/10/2022 4:48pm
Body camera video from a deputy responding to the scene where a tribal fish and wildlife officer shot two people in the back indicates the couple had no weapons.
Lions Not Sheep founder speaks out about FTC 'Made in USA' order, alleging political motivations
08/10/2022 4:13pm
After the Federal Trade Commission announced a fine against clothing brand Lions Not Sheep, the founder of the Utah-based company responded to the FTC order on social media.
Have you seen this? Parents create jingle commemorating a 'Gen X summer'
08/10/2022 3:36pm
In today's HYST, the Holderness Family sings a jingle commemorating what it was like to experience a "Gen X summer" — something that would be worth revisiting.
3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise
08/10/2022 3:24pm
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If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.
Salt Lake City's airport is already growing. Here's what's next after the current projects
08/10/2022 3:05pm
The Salt Lake City International Airport is ready to update its master plan for the first time since 1998.
Flying high with Utah's most mysterious mogul
08/10/2022 2:42pm
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Brandon Fugal — the real estate tycoon and owner of Skinwalker Ranch — is reshaping the state he loves and the future of the new west.
Coke's latest bizarre flavor is here
08/10/2022 2:29pm
Coca-Cola's latest experimental, limited-time flavor is here. It's called ... wait for it ... Dreamworld. And it tastes like ... dreams?
Faith, family, winning: What does Vanderbilt transfer Gabe Jeudy-Lally bring to BYU
08/10/2022 1:32pm
After earning a business degree at Vanderbilt in just three years, cornerback Gabe Jeudy-Lally traded in his gold-and-black for the blue-and-white of BYU. But will he start in the Cougars' deep secondary?
Biden signs 'burn pits' help for vets, a personal win, too
08/10/2022 1:08pm
President Joe Biden has signed veterans health care legislation that ends a long battle to expand benefits for troops who served near toxic "burn pits."
Tooele horses, cattle found in 'very poor' condition, department says
08/10/2022 1:04pm
Three cattle and seven horses were seized by the state in Tooele after the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food said they were being neglected.
Speed Week cleanup continues after flooding causes sudden cancellation
08/10/2022 12:38pm
Everyone packed up and left the Bonneville Salt Flats after the cancellation of Speed Week, but flooding from the rain meant some stuff had to be left behind.
'Based' Mike Lee criticizes FBI search of Trump home, spars with Senate opponent on Twitter
08/10/2022 12:17pm
Sen. Mike Lee is using a new personal Twitter account to attack the FBI search of former President Trump's Florida residence and spar with his challenger in the U.S. Senate race.
Construction worker critically injured after fall in Millcreek
08/10/2022 11:50am
A man, 23, was critically injured Tuesday after falling at a construction site in Millcreek, police said.
Aggies look to make up for its lost production at receiver in the aggregate
08/10/2022 11:22am
With the loss of "30-plus touchdowns" from last year, the Aggies receivers look to reload.
What the 'transformative' climate provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act will bring to the West
08/10/2022 11:01am
Democrats pushed a long-anticipated bill through the Senate this weekend that advocates say is the single largest step towards combating climate change in U.S. history.
Centerville man arrested after almost hitting residents unloading groceries, police say
08/10/2022 10:23am
A Centerville man who police say drove onto a sidewalk, nearly hitting two people unloading groceries, then crashed onto a mountainside where a small grass fire was started, was arrested Tuesday.
Breeze Airways announces 2 new flight destinations out of Provo airport
08/10/2022 10:09am
Utah-based Breeze Airways is already looking to expand operations at Provo Airport after taking off for the first time last week.
Beluga whale lost in French river euthanized during rescue
08/10/2022 9:36am
French authorities say a beluga whale stranded for several days in the Seine River had to be euthanized after it was removed from the French waterway.
Josh Furlong's AP Top 25: Alabama leads the way; Utes and Cougars get top-15 love
08/10/2022 9:34am
The following ballot was submitted by me to the Associated Press earlier this month as part of the preseason consensus poll.
Police acted with bias, failed to analyze shooting scene after Provo protest, attorney says
08/10/2022 9:02am
A Salt Lake man charged with shooting a man during a Black Lives Matter protest in Provo in 2020 is asking a judge to dismiss the case against him.
Back to school: Kindergarteners may need extra help due to pandemic social disruptions
08/10/2022 8:45am
Kindergarten teachers in the Murray City School District have noticed some changes with kindergarten students since the pandemic began.
Trump refuses to answer questions in NY attorney general probe
08/10/2022 8:22am
Former President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he refused to answer questions during an appearance before New York state's attorney general in a civil investigation into his family's business practices, citing his constitutional right against self-incrimination.
The Inflation Reduction Act includes a tax credit for electric vehicles but most electric vehicles won't qualify
08/10/2022 8:03am
On paper, the Inflation Reduction Act, which passed the Senate on Sunday, includes a $7,500 tax credit for those who purchase an electric vehicle. But a majority of electric vehicles won't qualify for the credit.
US inflation slips from 40-year peak but remains high at 8.5%
08/10/2022 7:39am
Consumer prices jumped 8.5% in July compared with a year earlier, the government said Wednesday, down from a 9.1% year-over-year jump in June.
Idaho teens travel to Ukraine, gift families new homes amid war
08/10/2022 7:21am
Three Ukrainian families have new homes thanks to a group of Idaho teens who raised $50,000 for the humanitarian trip.
Utah housing market: The dark side to higher home values is in your tax bill
08/10/2022 6:29am
For homeowners in Utah, it's no typical tax year.
