Browse by Day Archive

‹ Previous day (03/02/2023)Next day (03/04/2023) ›

Some Hogwarts, sleep and bonding: Jazz try to get positive about 2-week road swing

03/03/2023 11:13pm

Utah will be on the road for two weeks, and the Jazz explain the positives of that.

What happened during the 2023 Utah Legislature?

03/03/2023 11:02pm

The Utah Legislature's 45-day general session came to an anticlimactic yet rare, early end after legislators hashed out essentially all of the headlining issues and finalized the state's record $29 billion budget.

Man struck, killed by FrontRunner in Clearfield

03/03/2023 10:23pm

A man was struck and killed by a FrontRunner train in Clearfield Friday night.

Utah budget: Lawmakers finalize record $29 billion budget

03/03/2023 10:06pm

The Utah Legislature officially buttoned up the state's massive budget, one that legislative leaders paraded as full of "record" investments all around.

Students compete in West Valley City for robot domination

03/03/2023 10:01pm

High school students from all over the country are showing off their homemade robots at the Maverick Center this weekend.

Robinson sparks BYU basketball past Portland in WCC tourney opener

03/03/2023 9:13pm

Robinson had 14 second-half points, four assists and three rebounds to lift BYU to an 82-71 win over Portland in the WCC Tournament.

Jazz might post a 'point guard wanted' listing after turnover-fueled loss to Thunder

03/03/2023 8:23pm

The Jazz fell 130-103 to the Thunder to start their six-game road trip.

Legislative wrap: Under-the-radar bills you may have missed on the last day of the session

03/03/2023 8:20pm

Lawmakers approved bills dissolving the Unified Police Department, adding suicide barriers to correctional facilities, and requiring police get consent from parents before identifying minor victims of homicide.

Suspect in Dylan Rounds disappearance charged with murder

03/03/2023 8:02pm

The suspect in the disappearance of Dylan Rounds, who vanished near the Utah-Nevada border last year and whose body still has not been found, has now been charged with murder.

Northern Utah man faces 30 felonies in child pornography case

03/03/2023 8:01pm

A northern Utah man is facing 30 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in a child pornography case in Logan.

Trapped fox 'severely' injures dog in Draper, prompts warning from city

03/03/2023 7:34pm

Residents in Draper are being reminded that animal traps are illegal after city officials said an off-leash dog was "severely injured" by a fox caught in a steel-jaw animal trap at a park.

14-year-old uses social media to track down man accused of robbing him

03/03/2023 7:03pm

A Syracuse man was charged Friday with robbing a 14-year-old boy after the boy used social media to track him down.

3 tips for tackling debt

03/03/2023 6:34pm

The main drivers of household debt in the U.S. are mortgages and credit cards, according to WalletHub. KSL's Tamara Vaifanua shares three strategies to tackle debt.

Will Utah remove income tax restrictions, cut sales tax on food?

03/03/2023 6:01pm

Utah voters will decide whether to remove restrictions on the uses of income tax under a resolution passed by state lawmakers on Friday.

Rural Utah snowplow budgets busted

03/03/2023 5:38pm

In Juab County, there are more than 1,300 miles of roads paved and unpaved. After snowstorms, every single one of them has to be plowed.

With elk in the area, Salt Lake City calls on owners to leash dogs at popular park

03/03/2023 4:51pm

Salt Lake City's mayor has issued a temporary order that requires dogs to be on leashes at Parleys Historic Nature Park for the time being because of elk in the area.

Utah father investigated for child abuse weeks before murder-suicide

03/03/2023 4:03pm

On Dec. 19, 2022, a caseworker with the Utah Division of Child and Family Services walked inside a quaint, single-family home in the newly constructed suburbs of Enoch,

Have You Seen This? The future of walking your dog

03/03/2023 3:36pm

Walking your dog can start to feel like a daily chore that sometimes you just don't want to do. Technology may have a few suggestions such as letting a drone do the work instead.

Police investigating serious crash on I-215 offramp

03/03/2023 3:12pm

Police on Friday were investigating a serious crash on the 700 North offramp from I-215.

Doctor: Lesion removed from Biden's chest was cancerous

03/03/2023 3:05pm

A skin lesion removed from President Joe Biden's chest last month was a basal cell carcinoma — a common form of skin cancer — his doctor said Friday, adding that no further treatment was required.

Families are buying vacation homes for a fraction of the price

03/03/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED

You need a vacation. Better yet, you need a lot of vacations, and Ember has the perfect solution for that: luxury vacation homes.

Feelin' it: Falatea pushes BYU women past Pepperdine in WCC tourney opener

03/03/2023 2:52pm

The sophomore from East High totaled 23 points, seven assists and four rebounds to help BYU to a 74-59 win over Pepperdine.

Missing Idaho FLDS teen may have fled to Utah, police say

03/03/2023 2:02pm

Idaho law enforcement have released a new photo of a runaway FLDS teen who they say may have gone to southern Utah.

St. George baby boy survives despite rare fatal condition, awaits kidney transplant

03/03/2023 1:30pm

A St. George baby beats the odds by surviving a rare condition, becoming the only boy living in Utah without kidneys.

Thousands gather in Salt Lake City for RootsTech family history conference as millions join online

03/03/2023 1:15pm

The RootsTech family history conference is now primarily an online experience, but this year it also returned in person as thousands gathered at the Salt Palace Convention Center.

Tooele man, 18, charged with stealing gun used in accidental shooting

03/03/2023 12:56pm

A Tooele man is facing criminal charges accusing him of stealing a gun that was later used in the accidental shooting of a 17-year-old friend.

The snow is a gift that I don't really want anymore

03/03/2023 12:28pm - PARTNER

We're grateful for the moisture but maybe please stop.

Woods Cross police officer charged with assaulting fiancee

03/03/2023 12:27pm

A Woods Cross police officer was charged Thursday with aggravated assault tied to a fight with his fiancee. He has been placed on administrative leave.

Granite School District police debut first gun-sniffing K-9 team

03/03/2023 12:01pm

The Granite School District has a brand-new tool to track down guns in schools. His name is Bolt, and he's part of a gun detection team — the only one like it in Utah.

The case for Utah State: Where the Aggies fall on the NCAA Tournament bubble

03/03/2023 11:32am

Numbers don't lie, right? That's what every Aggies fan should be counting on.

Police say man killed by Farmington officers had gun; victim's mom filed suit over other traffic stop

03/03/2023 11:05am

The man shot and killed by Farmington police on Wednesday had a gun next to him in his vehicle, police say body cam footage shows.

Utah lawmakers agree to create halogen emissions 'reduction plan' for Wasatch Front

03/03/2023 10:32am

The Utah Legislature finalized a bill that calls for a state study of halogen emission sources along the Wasatch Front, while also coming up with a plan to reduce those emissions in the coming years.

West Jordan High teacher arrested, accused of sexual conduct with student

03/03/2023 10:05am

A West Jordan High School teacher has been arrested for investigation of sexually abusing a 16-year-old student.

US to send more ammo, folding armored bridges to Ukraine

03/03/2023 9:33am

The U.S. is expected to announce a new package of military aid for Ukraine Friday, including —for the first time — eight armored vehicles that can launch bridges and allow troops to cross rivers or other gaps, U.S. officials said Thursday.

Truck driver's career ends in flames

03/03/2023 9:10am

A long-haul truck driver ended his 40-year career with a bang and some flames.

Alex Murdaugh gets life in prison in murder of wife, son

03/03/2023 8:51am

A judge has sentenced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh to life in prison a day after he was convicted of murder in the shooting deaths of his wife and son. The sentence issued Friday carries no chance of parole or early release.

Damaged F-35 fighter jets repurposed for training at Hill AFB

03/03/2023 8:22am

Two F-35s that were involved in accidents are being repurposed and used for training at Hill Air Force Base.

What's in Biden's national cybersecurity strategy?

03/03/2023 8:04am

President Joe Biden's administration announced a national cybersecurity strategy Thursday, which aims to create a safe digital environment through both defensive and offensive measures.

A tale of two operas: 'Rigoletto' and 'The R(evolution) of Steve Jobs'

03/03/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

These two Utah Opera performances, with their differences and similarities, create a perfect opportunity to dip your toe into opera.

15-year-old boy dies after being found in crashed car with gunshot wounds

03/03/2023 7:53am

A 15-year-old boy died at a hospital from gunshot wounds after police found him inside a crashed car in West Valley City early Friday.

Utah lawmakers pass license plate reform bill — but you can still get personalized plates

03/03/2023 6:20am

The Legislature approved a bill that alters the process for specialty license plates to be created in Utah, but it doesn't include a two-year moratorium on the personalized license plate program.

‹ Previous day (03/02/2023)Next day (03/04/2023) ›