Pickleball players resuscitate man who collapsed, encourage others to learn CPR

A Utah man is lucky to be alive after a night on the pickleball court nearly ended in tragedy.

WHO appeals to China to release more COVID-19 information

The World Health Organization has appealed to China to keep releasing information about its wave of COVID-19 infections. That comes after the government announced nearly 60,000 virus-related deaths since early December, following weeks of complaints it was failing to tell the world what was happening.

Utah dancers hope to spark conversation about teens' overuse of their phones

Young Utah dancers are sharing a message about the dangers of overusing social media.

Utah releases educational tool kit about Martin Luther King Jr. to celebrate MLK Day

Utahns can celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day this Monday in a variety of ways, from service projects to marches.

Mary Crandall Hales, wife of Elder Robert D. Hales, dies

Mary Crandall Hales, wife of Elder Robert D. Hales, died Sunday, a spokesperson for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said.

New water intake system installed at Glen Canyon Dam as Lake Powell nears record low

Construction crews have installed a new water intake connection at the Glen Canyon Dam to help deliver water to nearby communities even if Lake Powell reaches its "dead pool" level.

88% of Americans are metabolically unhealthy. Here's what one company with Utah ties is doing about it

A recent human clinical study showed that 88% of adult Americans are metabolically "unfit."

Why we watch real suffering and call it entertainment

2022 was littered with fictional depictions of real people in pain — but who were these pieces of entertainment for?

Get Gephardt: Provo woman's solar panels are not generating energy

Changes in federal funding are fueling a boom in home solar, but the KSL Investigators routinely get tips from Utahns worried their panel projects are getting left behind.

68 dead, 4 missing after plane crashes in Nepal resort town

A plane making a 27-minute flight to a Nepal tourist town crashed into a gorge Sunday while attempting to land at a newly opened airport, killing at least 68 of the 72 people aboard in a fiery wreck.

Small but consistent: BYU student-led project uncovers forgotten history of students of color

The BYU Slavery Project is dedicated to understanding and documenting the university's history related to slavery and race relations during the Jim Crow and Civil Rights eras.

41% of Utah homes have dangerous radon levels, association warns

The American Lung Association reported 41% of Utah homes have dangerous levels of radon gas, the second highest cause of lung cancer. Utahns are encouraged to test their home.

Have You Seen This? Nasty weather turns house into a root beer float

Crazy waves and subzero temperatures can be bad news for waterfront homes.

Alissa Pili lifts No. 10 Utah women's basketball to 80-79 win over No. 14 Arizona

In a matter of seconds of game time, the fates changed for No. 10 Utah women's basketball.

As tornadoes hit, survivors hid in tubs, shipping container

An Alabama mechanic took refuge in a shipping container as a tornado decimated his shop and killed two neighbors. A woman hid in a bathtub with her 2-year-old son, telling her mother by phone: "If the house is messed up I'll be in the tub area."

Snow depth doubled in 30 days at some Utah sites, researcher says

The snow keeps piling up quickly in Utah's mountains, delivering the kind of water that communities need to climb out of the extended drought.  

Do national parks protect biodiversity? New research finds flaws

National parks have long been celebrated as conservation success stories across the United States, but a new paper published in the journal Scientific Reports on Wednesday indicates there are some flaws that come with their establishment.

How to protect your kids when they play sports, according to doctors

Every time there is a head trauma, cardiac arrest, or other major injury among professional sports, parents take a deep breath.

1 dead, 2 injured in separate hit-and-run crashes in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City police are investigating two separate hit-and-run crashes early Sunday. The first crash killed a man and the second seriously injured two people.

Twitter's laid-off workers cannot pursue claims via class-action lawsuit, judge says

Twitter has secured a ruling allowing the social media company to force several laid-off workers suing over their termination to pursue their claims via individual arbitration rather than a class-action lawsuit.

Tet New Year celebration brings Utah Vietnamese community together

About 1,500 individuals gathered at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center in West Valley to celebrate Vietnamese New Year. The Vietnamese New Year, known as Tet Nguyen Dan or Tet for short, is celebrated between mid-January to late-February. In 2023, Tet falls on Jan. 22.

Nearly 300 previously unheard recordings by Alexander Graham Bell to be restored

Nearly 300 never-before-heard recordings by inventor and scientist Alexander Graham Bell will be restored and made accessible later this year, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History announced Tuesday.

Trooper explains how Utah drivers should navigate slippery situations

When in a skid, it is possible for a driver to regain control, but one driving expert maintains it's best not to get into that situation in the first place, by keeping speeds down when it's snowing and icy outside.

Sitting too much is bad for your health, but offsetting the impact is easy, study shows

Sure, you've heard the dangers of sitting all day, but with most jobs there isn't much you can do about it, right?

SLCC: Providing prosperity through education for 75 years

For Salt Lake Community College, 2023 marks 75 years of helping Utahns build meaningful and rewarding careers.

Children who suffered complications after COVID will not see recurrence after vaccine, study says

Dr. Dongngan Truong, a Primary Children's Hospital pediatric cardiologist, co-authored a study showing children with MIS-C, a condition that follows a COVID-19 infection, are not more likely to have side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine.