Gephardt Busts Inflation: Can cash stuffing help you stay on budget and save money?

These days, it is pretty hard to escape the phenomenon of cash stuffing with excited budget-minded millennials and zoomers sharing tips all across social media.

'A really crappy way to go out': Son of man killed by police at port of entry speaks out

The last time Dean Gladman talked to his father by phone, he told him he was coming back into town and would take his son, wife and grandchildren to dinner that Friday. His dad never made it to that dinner.

Sweltering classrooms, shortened days: The cost of climate change on schools

Very likely, Julie Taylor never heard of a "heat dome" when she ran for a seat on the school board in Box Elder County a half-decade ago.

BYU-USF preview: Jaren Hall's possible final season starts where it all began

Unfinished business? You could say that, even if Jaren Hall won't as the redshirt junior quarterback leads No. 25 BYU back to the site of his first-ever collegiate start.

West Valley man facing federal charges for possession of nearly 100 pounds of illegal drugs

A man from West Valley City was charged in federal court for possessing nearly 100 pounds of various illegal drugs and 17 firearms, which were allegedly being used to further drug trafficking crimes.

Have You Seen This? Lehi teenager rocks out on stage with The Killers

Not only did this Lehi teenager get to play drums with The Killers, but he did so perfectly.

Idaho funeral home director pleads not guilty in case involving mishandled bodies

A Pocatello funeral home director has pleaded not guilty to 63 misdemeanor charges, including violating the mortician's code of conduct, petty theft and violation of records regarding cremations.

11-year-old girl in custody after police say she stabbed her mother

Sandy police are questioning an 11-year-old girl who they say stabbed her mother in the chest during an argument, critically injuring the woman.

Hanksville suffered terrible flash floods: Here they are a year later

Hanksville was in the middle of one of the worst floods a year ago that anybody can remember. The Fremont River went over its banks and flooded most of the town. Recovery is still continuing.

South Carolina cancels women's basketball series with BYU over alleged racial incident

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley cited an incident during BYU's home volleyball match against Duke as reason for calling off the series in a statement released Friday.

Inflation is hitting millennial, Gen Z renters harder than the average American

Rent price hikes are beginning to outpace home price increases as the U.S. housing market stagnates after two years of runaway demand, and that, combined with inflation, is hitting some renters harder than others.

Jane Fonda says she has cancer, is dealing well with chemo

Jane Fonda says she has cancer. The 84-year-old actor said in an Instagram post Friday that she has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma and has begun a six-month course of chemotherapy.

What Republicans say about Biden calling MAGA threat to democracy

Republicans say President Joe Biden's speech Thursday widened political division in the country and maligned millions of Americans.

Stop driving on Great Salt Lake's exposed lakebed, Utah agency says

Utah land managers say they are seeing a rise in illegal driving on the lakebed of the drying Great Salt Lake.

How to save money when you dispute your property taxes

Everyone has to pay taxes, but no one should pay more than their fair share.

Man dead, woman injured in Sandy shooting, police say

A man died and a woman was injured Friday in a shooting in Sandy, police said.

Decorated Utah astronaut Don Lind dies at 92

Astronaut Don Lind died Tuesday in Logan while surrounded by many of his children and grandchildren. He was 92.

The future of work: Utah business leaders mixed on solving the remote vs. in-person dilemma

The worst of the COVID-19 global lockdowns and restrictions on gatherings are now mostly in the past, but the impacts of those long-running disruptions continue to roil through the environment where most adults spend a majority of their time — the workplace.

Pick Six Previews: How BYU will start its 2022 campaign off strong

Can the 2022 squad be even stronger than in year's past?

Doubt over the accuracy of court-ordered drug tests could have widespread implications for Utahns

A Utah County couple says almost no one has believed them as they've tried to sound the alarm on what they believe to be false positive results from court-ordered drug tests.

Trump search inventory released, reveals new details on docs

FBI agents who searched former President Donald Trump's Florida home last month found empty folders marked with classified banners. That's according to a more detailed inventory of the seized material made public by the Justice Department on Friday.

NASA aims for Saturday launch of new moon rocket after fixes

NASA is counting down toward a Saturday launch of its new moon rocket, its second attempt in a week.

After slow start in 2021, Jim Harding believes his O-line is ready to deliver

Jim Harding wasn't pleased with the performance of the offensive line, but as the coach over the position group, the responsibility fell squarely on his shoulders.

BYU's Tom Holmoe: 'Racism is disgusting and unacceptable'

"Let me be clear where BYU stands on this issue."

What's the answer to the US housing crisis? Why national experts have eyes on Utah

It's time to get serious about the U.S. housing supply crisis — a leading issue at the heart of the nation's record high home prices, low rental vacancy rates and affordability problems.

Police in Weber County find, arrest man wanted in child rape investigation

Police in Weber County on Friday arrested a man wanted in a child rape investigation after asking for the community's help finding him the previous night.

KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for Week 1 of college football

Each week, we'll release the KSL.com sports staff picks for you to see. Can you do a better job than us? Probably, but that's the fun of it all.

Utah confirms this year's first human case of West Nile virus; man hospitalized

Health officials have confirmed the state's first human case of West Nile virus this year in the Weber-Morgan health district, prompting a warning for residents to stay vigilant against mosquitoes.

UDOT warns Utah drivers may run into delays during Labor Day weekend

National experts predict that Labor Day weekend will be quite busy with travel figures reaching 2019 travel levels, if not even higher.

Intruders in St. George home break-in remain at large; police emphasize personal safety

A home in the Desert Color area was broken into early Wednesday morning. The resident confronted the intruders, who are still at large.

Logan Bonner set to lead the Aggies into Alabama

Still recovering from an ACL tear sustained last December, Utah State's quarterback enters Saturday prepared for the Crimson Tide

Record-breaking temperatures cause road to buckle in Centerville; I-15 backed up for hours

Drivers stuck in traffic for hours have the heat to blame after part of I-15 buckled Thursday afternoon.

7 recipes to make for your next picnic

Summer may be winding down, but the milder fall weather makes for a great outdoor dining experience, especially here in Utah.

Rocky Mountain Power customers concerned over planned outages during heatwave

Rocky Mountain Power customers are expressing concern and wondering why the power company is planning hours-long outages right during the middle of a heatwave.

Unemployment rate rises to 3.7% as employers add 315k jobs in August

America's employers slowed their hiring in August in the face of rising interest rates, high inflation and sluggish consumer spending, all of which weakened the outlook for the economy.

Taylorsville High's Wellness Center sees more students in need of basic items

Students at Taylorsville High School have enjoyed Warrior Wellness Center, a place for them to find mental health resources. But now the center is in need of donations.

Salt Lake City to study permanently banning cars from downtown Main Street

This weekend marks the end of this year's "Open Streets." But the program, in its third year, may become a permanent fixture in downtown Salt Lake City.