Ashworth, Aggies blow by Rebels to keep NCAA Tournament aspirations alive

In a must-win game for the Aggies, the team grabbed its most convincing road win of the season to beat UNLV 91-66 in Las Vegas.

More to do: Utah Valley clinches WAC title share with win over UT Arlington

Le'Tre Darthard score 14 points with four assists as Utah Valley clinched at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title.

As gender-based violence rises, these professors ask Utahns to advocate for change

As gender-based violence in Utah continues to rise, two University of Utah professors called for each community member to do their part in enacting change.

What time is it on the moon? Scientists push for an agreement

With more lunar missions than ever on the horizon, the European Space Agency said space organizations around the world are considering how best to keep time on the moon.

Layton woman dies in possible drowning in Hawaii

A 75-year-old woman from Layton died on Monday in what police called a "possible drowning" in Hawaii on Monday.

Legislature passes bill requiring police to perform lethality assessment for domestic violence calls

Utah police will soon be required to conduct lethality assessments when responding to domestic violence reports under a bill passed for the final time in the Senate Wednesday.

What's coming and going on Netflix in March

Netflix is adding and removing a slate of titles in March.

67-year-old pedestrian hit by car after man flees from traffic stop

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and injured after a driver evaded a traffic stop and caused another vehicle to spin in West Valley City on Wednesday, police said.

Milestone moment: Ballet West announces 60th-anniversary season

Ballet West's 60th anniversary season will be marked with three full-length story ballets, world premieres, a broadcast and unique historic masterpieces

Meteorological winter brought Utah heavy snowfall. What's in store for spring?

It was a very snowy meteorological winter. Long-range outlooks indicate that it could continue to remain cold and snowy, at least for a few more weeks.

Return-to-office rates low in US, high in Asia and Europe

With the loosening of COVID-19 restrictions around the world, workers in Asia and Europe are heading back to the office. But many in the U.S. are inclined to continue to work from home.

Legislature passes 'Sherry Black bill' to regulate genealogy search by law enforcement

The Utah Legislature passed a law that would allow genetic test users to optionally provide their information for law enforcement investigations of violent crimes.

Man shot by officers in Farmington has died

A man shot by officers Wednesday after what started as a "routine traffic stop" in Farmington has died, according to police.

Report of strangers approaching girl walking home prompts police call for info

A girl walking home from a Draper middle school Tuesday said she was approached by two strangers who claimed they were sent by her parents. Police are looking for more information about that incident and others.

Man with history of speeding charged in fatal motorcycle-pedestrian crash

A man who police and neighbors say has a history of reckless driving and speeding has been charged in connection with a fatal motorcycle-versus-pedestrian crash in Draper last year.

Have You Seen This? Northern lights provide a trippy show over Alaska's Glacier Bay

Sunday's aurora borealis proved how groovy the night sky can really be.

University of Utah service tracks drug shortages for patients, health care providers nationwide

The University of Utah Drug Information Service tracks drug shortages across the country and watches to see how long they might last. One medication on its radar is Adderall.

Zero-emission trains built in Utah promise a cleaner future

Stadler is going to be hiring skilled systems engineers, logistics specialists, buyers, vehicle assemblers and other stable careers in Salt Lake Valley. This will be key to setting the company up for success in fulfilling orders for green technology trains.

KFC is bringing back a fan favorite after a nearly 10-year hiatus

Kentucky Fried Chicken is bringing back a legend menu item after nearly a decade.

BYU's Gustin leaving WCC as Defensive POY; Traore named to 2nd team

BYU basketball isn't leaving the West Coast Conference on top of the league, but Lauren Gustin sure is.

Wegovy and Ozempic: Is the weight-loss 'miracle' real and what are the barriers?

Experts say the drugs are not a temporary fix and some folks may never be able to afford them.

Despite all the snow, official says bison on Antelope Island are doing fine

This winter has been challenging for many of us, and it's been hard for our wildlife to find food, but wildlife officials say the bison at Antelope Island are doing fine.

Mike Lee demands Japan free naval officer; briefly suspended on Twitter

Sen. Mike Lee intends to call for the U.S. to renegotiate its military agreement with Japan because the Far East nation ignored his one-man deadline to release an imprisoned Navy officer.

Former USU football player charged with forgery

A former Utah State University football player is facing criminal charges after police say he used counterfeit money to buy shoes.

Utah woman accused of pocketing funds intended for vulnerable clients

A Murray woman who runs an accounting business is facing criminal charges accusing her of taking Medicaid and Social Security funds from clients and not paying their rent or utility bills.

SUU waiving tuition for Native American students

Southern Utah University has announced it will waive tuition for members of Utah's eight federally recognized tribes in an effort to attract and retain more Native American students.

19 pounds of fentanyl pills found during traffic stop lead to federal charges

A woman pulled over for allegedly having illegally tinted windows is now facing federal drug distribution charges.

Salt Lake releases water from Parleys Canyon reservoirs over possible flood risks

Salt Lake city and county officials began a controlled release of water from two reservoirs in Parleys Canyon on Tuesday, citing flood risks from "significant" snowpack levels in the area.

Tank note: A high lottery pick may still be obtainable for the Jazz

At the end of the season, the Utah Jazz's loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday could be looked back on in two ways.

Only a fraction of reported sexual assaults are prosecuted in Utah. Experts say it's time to 'up our game' 

Utah's low sexual assault prosecution rates leave many survivors feeling discouraged and dismissed. The KSL Investigators dig into why experts say Utah can do better. 

1 in critical condition after auto-bicycle accident

A bicyclist is in critical after an accident involving a car at 3900 South and 500 West in Millcreek.

Eli Lilly plans to slash some insulin prices, expand cost cap

Eli Lilly will cut prices for some older insulins later this year and immediately expand a cap on costs insured patients pay when they fill prescriptions.

Idaho Falls teen takes home national title at boxing tournament

An Idaho Falls teen is the proud recipient of a national boxing title.

Kobe Bryant family settles photo lawsuit for $28.5M

The family of the late Kobe Bryant has agreed to settle legal issues surrounding photos of the body of the NBA star and others who were killed in a 2020 helicopter crash.

Senator trying to change law that leaves Utahns with dead spouse's medical debt

Utah law currently allows medical providers to pursue the surviving spouse for their deceased partner's debt. One state senator tried to change that law. Matt Gephardt looks at the roadblocks.

'Potentially deadly' copay accumulator policy remains legal in Utah

A Utah House committee held a bill to ban copay accumulator policies that affect chronically ill Utahns.

Gaining weight with menopause? New studies show 3 things you can do to reverse it

It's important to know that menopausal symptoms can be managed with the right protocol. You don't have to just survive them.

Record-setting winter swamps snowblower repair shops

Making a diagnosis in front of a Taylorsville home, John Scott tried to start up a snowblower. After a few tries, the engine struggled to get going, then quickly petered out. 

Pennsylvania unseals search warrant in Idaho killings

Law enforcement officials seized dark clothing, medical gloves, a flashlight and other items from a Pennsylvania home where they arrested a graduate student charged with stabbing four University of Idaho students to death. That is according to newly unsealed court documents.

Death toll keeps rising in Greece's deadliest train crash, killing at least 43

A head-on collision between a passenger train and a freight train flattened carriages, killed at least 43 people and injured some 85.

Utah Rep. Trevor Lee says 'government overreach' during COVID-19 led him to run for office

Freshman Rep. Trevor Lee, R-Layton, said Utah's response to the COVID-19 pandemic prompted him to seek office.