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What will Utah get from the defense spending bill?

12/16/2022 10:28pm

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a defense spending bill for fiscal 2023 late Thursday, including some provisions specifically for Utah.

Who wants it more? BYU, SMU say winning New Mexico Bowl 'means a lot' for different reasons

12/16/2022 9:28pm

SMU coach Rhett Lashlee doesn't necessarily consider himself a college football history guy, but he is a fan of the sport.

17-year-old dead after vehicle found crashed into Bear River

12/16/2022 9:10pm

A 17-year-old was found dead Friday afternoon in an upside-down car that appears to have crashed into the Bear River in Box Elder County.

Arctic dome settles over most of US, bringing bitter cold

12/16/2022 9:06pm

A blast of Arctic air is going to engulf the lower 48 states, dropping temperatures as much as 30 degrees below average.

'I thought that was the end': Man describes surviving Neffs Canyon avalanche

12/16/2022 8:33pm

A backcountry skier feared his life was over when an avalanche swept him into a tree in Neffs Canyon Wednesday.

No evidence of space aliens so far in the Pentagon's UFO deep-dive

12/16/2022 8:04pm

The Pentagon's new push to investigate reports of UFOs has so far not yielded any evidence to suggest that aliens have visited Earth or crash-landed here, senior military leaders said on Friday.

Utah man upset over potential bill threatens to blow up hospital, police say

12/16/2022 7:34pm

A Spanish Fork man was arrested Friday after police say threatened to blow up a hospital and an ambulance transporting his wife because he didn't want to be billed for the ambulance transportation.

'Mother Nature has been good to us': Popular Ice Castles set for earliest opening ever

12/16/2022 7:03pm

Ice Castles organizers say this year will mark the first time ever that the Midway attraction will open ahead of Christmas.

3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise

12/16/2022 7:00pm - SPONSORED

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Man dead in officer-involved shooting in Uintah County

12/16/2022 6:59pm

A man is dead after a shootout that involved both Uintah County sheriff's deputies and Bureau of Indian Affairs Police officers.

1 dead in 5-car crash in West Valley City

12/16/2022 6:27pm

A driver is dead following a chain-reaction crash involving five cars on 3500 South and approximately 2400 West on Friday evening.

Springdale wrestles with slew of transient lodging applications, impacts of growth

12/16/2022 6:02pm

Springdale's unprecedented growth has spurred the town council to vote to only accept applications for Transient Lodging during even-numbered years.

Utah joins other states in efforts to extend COVID-era border security policy

12/16/2022 5:42pm

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes joined other GOP attorneys general in efforts to extend Title 42, a COVID-era policy that allowed authorities to swiftly expel migrants at the border.

15 of 21 indicted in Utah bust of drug trafficking ring have pleaded guilty

12/16/2022 5:02pm

Fifteen of 21 people indicted in a 2021 drug trafficking ring investigation have pleaded guilty in Utah's federal court. Here's a look at where each case is now.

'Heaven has truly gained an angel': Friends remember BYU student killed in tubing accident

12/16/2022 4:06pm

A BYU freshman from Oregon has been identified as the woman killed in a tubing accident at Deer Valley Ski Resort.

Have You Seen This? Robber makes ridiculously short-lived escape

12/16/2022 3:32pm

The London police must all get their eyebrows done at this salon.

Defensive anchor Marcelo Silva signs 'multi-year' contract extension with RSL

12/16/2022 3:19pm

Real Salt Lake's veteran center-back duo is officially coming back in 2023 after Marcelo Silva signed a "multi-year" contract extension to remain with Justen Glad on the back line next year "and beyond."

Here's why the economists aren't anticipating a Utah recession in 2023

12/16/2022 3:06pm

Despite most economists expecting a national recession to appear in 2023, Utah's economy is showing no signs of a recession. But a slowdown is expected, an economist says.

RSV infections continue to rise in Utah

12/16/2022 2:33pm

Utah has seen an increasing number of RSV cases and now experts say they expect it to rise through the holidays.

5 highlights from the Tabernacle Choir's Christmas concert

12/16/2022 2:19pm - PARTNER

For the first time since 2019, the Tabernacle Choir opened its Christmas concert to the public, bringing to life heartwarming stories, music and faith for a large audience of roughly 15,000.

Utah Honda owner towers over maker's first model, which he overhauled during the pandemic

12/16/2022 2:02pm

Provo's Quinn Peterson wasn't looking for a new project. But when one of the smallest cars in the U.S. found him, he found a cute little way to get around.

US gas prices tumble to 15-month low. Sub-$3 could be next

12/16/2022 1:36pm

The plunge in gasoline prices hit another milestone on Friday, with the national average sinking to the lowest level since September 2021.

Tooele County racer accused of sexually assaulting teenage girl

12/16/2022 1:03pm

A Grantsville man with ties to the race car community was charged Wednesday with sexually assaulting an aspiring race car driver and threatening to ruin her career if she told anyone.

Should TikTok be banned in the United States?

12/16/2022 12:28pm

The U.S. Senate approved legislation to ban TikTok from federal devices, and a Utah senator says it's worth considering banning the Chinese-owned social media app in the United States altogether.

Police no longer believe shooting on Redwood Road was result of road rage

12/16/2022 11:54am

Police now believe a possible road rage shooting on Redwood Road on Thursday may have actually been the result of a drug deal gone bad.

Police arrest 3rd person in killing of man who was thrown onto highway

12/16/2022 11:29am

West Jordan police have arrested a third man who they say was in contact with two men accused of stabbing a man to death and pushing him out of a moving car onto Bangerter Highway.

Storm produced nearly 6 feet of snow in Alta; dangerous avalanche conditions exist

12/16/2022 10:43am

The Utah Avalanche Center issued a bulletin for dangerous avalanche conditions on slopes facing northwest through east at all elevations Friday.

KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for first week of Bowl games in college football

12/16/2022 10:17am

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.

Rocky Mountain substations damaged; copper wire stolen

12/16/2022 9:52am

Rocky Mountain Power asked for the public's help reporting suspicious activity around its electrical substations after someone vandalized three stations in the Sandy area.

'It's being left in the dark': Mother of murdered Idaho student says of police investigation

12/16/2022 9:18am

The mother of one of the four college students killed near the University of Idaho last month expressed frustration over police communications on the status of the investigation into the murders.

Huge Berlin aquarium bursts, unleashing flood of devastation

12/16/2022 8:58am

German police say a huge aquarium in the center of Berlin has burst, causing a wave of devastation in and around the popular tourist attraction.

These guys are different: The Jazz are bit more resilient this season

12/16/2022 8:36am

No matter the opponent, or how tough the schedule's been, or how a game seems to be going, the Jazz have found a way to be competitive in just about every game.

Good Samaritan helps woman critically injured and pinned after guardrail impales her car

12/16/2022 8:02am

The family of a survivor of a serious car crash is thanking the good Samaritan who stopped to help her.

The next 125 years at Southern Utah University

12/16/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED

The founders of Southern Utah University believed so strongly in the power of education that they risked their lives and finances for the privilege of building and hosting an institution of higher education in rural Cedar City.

1 killed in rollover crash on Mountain View Corridor in Herriman

12/16/2022 7:31am

One person was killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash on Mountain View Corridor just south of Real Vista Drive in Herriman early Friday.

National Archives releases thousands of JFK assassination documents

12/16/2022 7:22am

The National Archives on Thursday released thousands of previously classified documents collected as part of the government review into the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Russia launches another major missile attack on Ukraine

12/16/2022 6:56am

Ukraine's capital came under one of the biggest attacks of the war on Friday as Russia's invading forces fired dozens of missiles across the country, triggering widespread emergency power outages, Ukrainian officials said.

How Sen. Mike Lee proposes to shield children from online pornography

12/16/2022 6:22am

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down bills to prevent children from accessing online pornography, but Sen. Lee believes his proposal would survive First Amendment scrutiny.

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