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Morgan dominates second half in 38-20 win to end Grantsville's undefeated season

09/30/2022 11:24pm
The KSL.com Game of the Week was a rematch of last year's 3A state championship game in which Grantsville won 14-10. But on Friday, Morgan came out on top this time.

Biden signs bill to avert US government shutdown, aid Ukraine

09/30/2022 10:31pm
President Joe Biden has signed into law a bill that finances the federal government through mid-December and provides another infusion of military and economic aid to Ukraine. He signed the bill Friday after lawmakers acted to avert a partial government shutdown set to begin after midnight.

Utahn who shot mother and slit her throat in 2006 seeks release from state hospital

09/30/2022 10:17pm
A judge will spend several weeks considering whether a Utah State Hospital patient who killed his mother in 2006 will be released. The court heard almost seven hours of testimony Friday from doctors, social workers and others.

Roundtail chub, once close to threatened, soon to be a Utah sportfish

09/30/2022 9:37pm
The Utah Wildlife Board on Thursday approved a plan to amend the 2023-24 fishing recommendations to include roundtail chub as a sportfish.

South Salt Lake man accused of stabbing his grandma in the neck

09/30/2022 9:05pm
Police say a South Salt Lake man man held a butcher knife to his grandmother's throat, giving her a puncture wound, before stabbing himself.

Prototype electric airplane takes first flight

09/30/2022 8:41pm
A prototype, all-electric airplane took its first flight Tuesday morning in central Washington state.

Video: Grizzly bear hit by truck in Yellowstone National Park

09/30/2022 8:06pm
What never-before-seen footage of an injured grizzly bear can teach you about getting the most out of your trip to Yellowstone National Park.

Coming to Disney+ and Amazon Prime in October

09/30/2022 7:34pm
Here's a look at the full list of titles coming to Disney+ and Amazon Prime in October.

Reflecting on the 'rich history' of copper mining in Bingham Canyon

09/30/2022 7:03pm
Tuesday's announcement of expanded copper mining at the Kennecott Utah Copper Mine is just the latest development in Utah's copper history.

2 fatal crashes were not caused by police actions, district attorney concludes

09/30/2022 6:22pm
Two separate fatal crashes that started with drivers trying to flee from police did not result from the actions of police officers, the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office concluded Friday.

How Steve Young hopes lessons learned from coach Bill Walsh will inspire Utah's tech sector

09/30/2022 5:47pm
Steve Young on Friday returned to Utah to address a crowd at Silicon Slopes eager to hear stories and insights from the former BYU and San Francisco 49ers legend.

'Saints' books historian says understanding church history can help members today find strength

09/30/2022 5:08pm
James Perry, a Latter-day Saint historian, shares stories about his work on the third volume of "Saints" and describes how knowledge of local church history has helped him and his family.

Meta announces mega expansion to Facebook data center in Utah

09/30/2022 4:42pm
Facebook parent company Meta announced a mega expansion to its massive Eagle Mountain data center build-out on Friday.

'That's a brother right there': Gunner Romney's return another spark for BYU's offense

09/30/2022 4:14pm
Gunner Romney was back, if you couldn't tell by the guttural scream he released after his first catch.

Have You Seen This? Mountain lion discovers swing

09/30/2022 3:38pm
What can we learn from this? If you're ever camping in big cat country, it's wise to build some sort of swing in your campsite.

As the 2022 water year comes to a close, how did Utah fare?

09/30/2022 3:09pm
Utah's 2022 water year was an improvement from the past two, but it also wasn't great.

Exercising but still having pain? This might be why

09/30/2022 3:00pm - SPONSORED
If you've tried everything under the sun to no avail, your problem might be caused by an inhibited muscle, which cannot be strengthened until treated.

Uvalde parents file a federal lawsuit against gun makers, school district and others

09/30/2022 2:34pm
Parents of survivors of the Robb Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, Texas, have filed a federal lawsuit against multiple entities — including the gun manufacturer, school district and city — for a host of allegations, including negligence and recklessness.

Pick Six Previews: Run offenses to have success, but Rising to be difference for Utes

09/30/2022 1:57pm
Look for both rushing offenses to have some success, but Utah's decisive advantage at quarterback makes all the difference.

16-year-old arrested, accused of killing 17-year-old in Salt Lake City

09/30/2022 1:45pm
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Salt Lake City earlier this month.

US hits Russia with sanctions for annexing Ukrainian regions

09/30/2022 1:23pm
The U.S. has sanctioned more than 1,000 people and firms connected to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, including its Central Bank governor and families of Security Council members. Friday's action follows President Vladimir Putin's signing of treaties absorbing occupied regions of Ukraine into Russia.

The number of Utah kids and teens dying by gunfire hit a record high in 2020

09/30/2022 12:55pm
It's a tragic trend in Utah, with gun deaths among Utahns 18 and younger hitting a record high in 2020 — at 42 — according to state data.

Good news for I-15 travelers: All lanes open starting Friday near Mesquite

09/30/2022 12:12pm
The good news continues to roll in from the Nevada Department of Transportation about road and utility construction on Interstate 15.

West Valley man was beaten to unconsciousness over $20 debt, police say

09/30/2022 11:40am
Two people were arrested Thursday and accused of beating a West Valley man because he owed one of them $20, police say.

Utah's defense has noticeably improved, but Oregon State serves as first true test

09/30/2022 11:18am
There's been a better emphasis to contain the run, better all-around coverage, better communication on the field, and overall success limiting teams to low total yardage and points.

Opinion: What J.K. Rowling got wrong about Joseph Smith and the golden plates

09/30/2022 11:05am - PARTNER
The "Harry Potter" author tweeted that Joseph Smith never showed the golden plates to anyone. Here's what the historical record indicates.

Herd the news? Wild boar piglet adopted by cows

09/30/2022 10:47am
A cow herd in Germany has gained an unlikely following, after adopting a lone wild boar piglet.

Logan man charged with killing Brigham City father in DUI crash

09/30/2022 10:29am
A Logan man has been charged with being intoxicated and causing a crash that killed a Brigham City father and critically injured another person last week on U.S. 91.

Orem man arrested in shootout taunted, 'Let's have a gunfight in the street,' police say

09/30/2022 9:58am
An Orem man allegedly involved in an hourslong tense standoff and shootout with police in Orem on Thursday has been moved from a hospital to the Utah County Jail.

Walker Kessler and Will Hardy laugh about facial similarities

09/30/2022 9:26am
Walker Kessler and Will Hardy may have more similarities than just looks — but those are the most striking.

US suicide rates rose in 2021, reversing 2 years of decline

09/30/2022 9:09am
Last year, a landlord stopped by Patrick John's home in the Salt Lake City area to replace a broken dishwasher. John welcomed him with the warmth John was known for.

How will drought, avian flu affect Utah's waterfowl hunting season?

09/30/2022 8:44am
Many of Utah's waterfowl hunts begin this weekend as drought and the avian flu continue to impact wild birds all over the continent.

Utah serial sexual predator given 4 more sentences of 5 years to life

09/30/2022 8:29am
Braydon Brailsford, 21, was sentenced to four consecutive terms of 5 years to life for rape and forcible sodomy.

RV driver killed in crash with semitruck in Moab

09/30/2022 8:01am
A man was killed on Wednesday after a crash involving an RV and semitruck in Moab, police said.

How Utah data centers can save money on water needs

09/30/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED
Mother Nature continues to turn up the heat and hold back the rain, resulting in a never-ending drought in the Beehive State. So naturally, cities should be carefully allocating water for essential things like farming, livestock, homes, and… data?

Same-sex marriage: Utah poll finds 72% favor legal gay marriage

09/30/2022 7:35am
As the Senate considers legislation to protect same-sex marriage, a new poll shows nearly three-fourths of Utahns support legal same-sex marriage.

Ian lashes South Carolina as Florida's death toll climbs

09/30/2022 7:23am
A revived Hurricane Ian is bearing down on South Carolina's coast and the historic city of Charleston, with forecasters predicting a storm surge and floods. Earlier, the megastorm caused catastrophic damage in Florida, leaving people trapped in flooded homes and was blamed in growing reports of deaths in the state.

NASA spacecraft captures image of ocean world orbiting Jupiter during flyby

09/30/2022 6:51am
A NASA spacecraft flew by one of the most intriguing ocean worlds in our solar system on Thursday.

2 members of Utah Task Force 1 help in aftermath of Hurricane Ian

09/30/2022 6:19am
As the East Coast continues to battle Hurricane Ian, two members of Utah Task Force 1 are in Florida assisting FEMA with urban search and rescue logistics.

In first career start, Cooper Legas provided spark for Aggies offense

09/30/2022 1:09am
Orem native Cooper Legas passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in Utah State's 38-26 loss to BYU on Thursday night.