'You need to be in control': Professional race car drivers share safe driving tips for Utah roads

Professional race car drivers know a thing or two about managing a car and doing it safely. At their speeds, their lives depend on it. Their advice can also apply to drivers getting from point A to point B.

Cedar City ready for flash flood danger

On standby for potential flash floods and closely watching the forecast, some southern Utah communities were looking to the sky Wednesday evening wondering what the storms would bring.

Why Salt Lake views new 700-room hotel as a 'game changer' as it nears October opening

The new hotel, which features new business meeting space and restaurants, opens in October. Tourism leaders say it feeds into a busy time in the city.

Midvale restaurant manager convicted of abusing teen worker faces new charges

A man convicted of sexually abusing a teen employee at a fast food restaurant where he was her boss is facing new charges after prosecutors say they recently learned the abuse went further.

2 plead guilty in scheme to sell Biden's daughter's diary

Two Florida residents have pleaded guilty in a scheme to peddle a diary and other items belonging to President Joe Biden's daughter to the conservative group Project Veritas.

Potential GOP presidential candidate endorses Lee; challenger McMullin gets nonpartisan boost

Another potential Republican presidential candidate has endorsed Utah Sen. Mike Lee in his bid for reelection.

Why Salt Lake City is looking to grow more community gardens

A new community garden in Salt Lake City was years in the making. City leaders hope more are on the way.

Why Orem's Tai Kauwe was the perfect fit for the Utah Warriors

The 5-foot-10 scrum half was one of five players selected by the Warriors.

Draper drug deal with fake money led to killing, charges say

Criminal charges were filed Thursday against a Draper man accusing him of shooting and killing a man after attempting to use counterfeit money to buy drugs from him.

Have You Seen This? Moms strap on pads to tackle football-playing sons

Earlier this month, some Illinois high school players got tackled by their own mothers.

New Utah prison facing backlog into the thousands of prescription refills for inmates

The Utah Department of Corrections has hit a snag in its new inmate prescription program, causing a backlog of thousands of prescriptions that have yet to be filled, officials say.

KSL Classifieds partners with animal welfare groups to improve pet section

The KSL Classifieds team is making efforts to improve its pet section with changes designed to better protect future furry friends through initiatives that will crack down on irresponsible breeders and sellers.

Oscar Mayer is now selling frozen wiener pops

Two summer staples — hot dogs and popsicles — are coming together. For whatever reason.

California looks to phase out gas-fueled vehicles

California is poised to require all new cars, trucks and SUVs sold in the state to be powered by electricity or hydrogen by 2035. The California Air Resources Board is taking public testimony Thursday ahead of a vote on the policy. Approval is expected.

How a fire may lead to a tripled water bill for this small Utah town

The mayor of Stockton warned that the small, rural town needs $3 million to buy a new water system — or the town might need to dissolve.

Inflation's harsh realities on display as Fed officials meet

As the Federal Reserve's annual economic symposium gets under way Thursday at a lodge in Grand Teton National Park, some of the very problems Fed officials are grappling with are starkly evident near the idyllic mountain setting.

COVID-19 counts continue to fall as Utah confirms 3,143 cases over last week

Utah's COVID-19 counts continued to fall this week as health officials reported 3,143 new cases and 15 additional deaths.

In search for next 'mayor,' Utah's 'deep' group of defensive ends bring diverse skill set

The belief from the coaching staff and the players that occupy the position is that the current roster not only has top-tier talent, but arguably the deepest room its ever had at the position.

Park City resort introduces paid parking systems

This winter, Utah's largest ski resort will undergo changes making it more expensive for patrons.

How to qualify for Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan

President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced his plan to address student loan debt, which includes debt forgiveness for certain borrowers and extending the pandemic-related payment pause.

This woman has a solution for one of America's most broken markets

Anna Borgman could barely scramble eggs when she entered culinary school. Now, she is a full-time butcher and being who she always wanted to be.

Salt Lake man who prompted police standoff arrested again hours after getting out of jail

Salt Lake police say they are concerned about a man who they say has assaulted and threatened his elderly parents, but he keeps getting released from jail only to repeat his crimes.

Herd immunity? Best case may be 'herd safety,' new COVID-19 study suggests

A new study found Massachusetts, a state with one of the highest COVID vaccination rates, had a drop in excess virus-related deaths following the omicron surge.

Hikers stranded in cave for hours during flash flooding at Canyonlands National Park

A group of seasoned hikers ended up seeking shelter in a cave during flash flooding at Canyonlands National Park.

Judge orders unsealing of redacted affidavit in Trump search

A judge ordered the Justice Department on Thursday to make public a redacted version of the affidavit it relied on when federal agents searched the Florida estate of former President Donald Trump to look for classified documents.

Putin orders troop replenishment in face of Ukraine losses

Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be moving to replenish the ranks of the Russian military by ordering a 13% increase in the country's troop strength by Jan. 1. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian official says the death toll from a Russian rocket attack on a train station has risen to 25.

The 'untold story' of former Aggies quarterback Chuckie Keeton

Back in a place where his reputation precedes him, Chuckie Keeton feels right at home.

'I felt like I was in heaven': Santa Clara greets their conquering Little Leaguers

Riding atop Santa Clara-Ivins fire trucks, the Snow Canyon Little League all-stars returned to their hallowed ground in Santa Clara Wednesday evening, triumphant after doing something no kids from Utah had ever done: Play in the Little League World Series.

Human remains found in Lake Mead identified as man who reportedly drowned 2 decades ago

Human remains found at Lake Mead more than three months ago have been identified as Thomas Erndt, who is believed to have died by drowning two decades ago, authorities in Nevada said Wednesday.

What's causing the traffic on Salt Lake's canyon roads? Wildfire mitigation

Power crews took to Big Cottonwood, Little Cottonwood, American Fork and Millcreek canyons this summer to bury power lines in an effort to prevent wildfires.

Former attorney for AG's Child Protection Division arrested in child porn investigation

A former assistant Utah attorney general who worked in the Child Protection Division has been arrested in Utah County and accused of possessing child pornography.

'Just a football player': BYU commit Pokaiaua Haunga proving athlete label with Timpview

Given the "athlete" label early in his recruiting process, the 6-foot, 195-pound BYU commit hasn't run from it.

Man urges driver to come forward after Bluffdale hit-and-run

A man was pleading Wednesday for a driver to come forward and confess following a hit-and-run crash in his neighborhood that left him injured.

Utah Adventures with Maverik: 5 great places to view and photograph wild animals

Some of the best areas in the state to view wildlife are actually close to the metro areas. If you live along the Wasatch Front, there are likely good wildlife viewing opportunities less than 30 minutes from your home.

Ex-Utah officer convicted in Jan. 6 Capitol riot wants judge to end his probation

A former Salt Lake police officer sentenced for participating in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot says he is a "true patriot" and deserves to have his probation ended early.

Uvalde school police chief fired for response to shooting

The Uvalde school district's embattled police chief has been fired following allegations that he made several critical mistakes during a mass shooting that left 19 students and two teachers dead.

'Pre-bunking' shows promise in fight against misinformation

Google and a team of university researchers have hit on what they say could be an effective way to make people more impervious to the harmful impact of online misinformation.

US home prices fall for first time in 3 years — but not in this Utah city

Across the U.S., home prices declined 0.77% from June to July, marking the first monthly decline in nearly three years.