Judge allows phone call from back of police car as evidence in I-15 shooting trial

Judge Anthony Howell ruled portions of a man's conversation with his father from the back of a police car can be used as evidence in a trial against him for attempted murder, but conversation about the gun can't be used.

Biden says Jimmy Carter has asked him to deliver his eulogy

President Joe Biden says he plans to deliver the eulogy at the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter, who remains under hospice care at his home in south Georgia.

Soggy California drenched anew as Nor'easter buries New England, New York

The latest in a series of atmospheric river storms soaked California on Tuesday, bringing another deluge of rain to the already-saturated state, while a Nor'easter swirling over New York and New England prompted emergency orders and closed roads.

Utah to start planning statewide trail network after initial $90M investment

SB185 wasn't the flashiest bill the Utah Legislature passed this year but it sets up the framework and initial funding needed to link Utah's paved trail systems together.

Former Rep. Pat Schroeder, pioneer for women's rights, dies

A pioneer for women's and family rights in Congress, former Colorado Rep. Pat Schroeder, has died at the age of 82.

Man pleads guilty in brutal Christmas Eve domestic violence case

A man has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and assault charges stemming from a domestic violence incident in which he beat a woman so badly she left a trail of blood through the house.

President Russell M. Nelson will receive Gandhi-King-Mandela Peace Prize

After years of joining arms with Black leaders to call for greater racial and ethnic harmony, President Russell M. Nelson will receive the first Gandhi-King-Mandela Peace Prize next month from Morehouse College, a historically Black school in Atlanta.

CEO says Zions Bank is on solid ground after other bank failures

Investors showed optimism in the U.S. banking sector as a number of regional banks that saw steep declines on Monday, including Utah-based Zions Bank, posted recovery numbers.

'Hope is a good motivator': Where do the Jazz's playoff chances stand now?

A season many believed would feature some egregious tanking has ended up producing one of the most interesting Western Conference playoff races ever.

EPA proposes first standards to make drinking water safer from 'forever chemicals'

The EPA on Tuesday proposed the first national drinking water standard for "forever chemicals" that are dangerous to human health. The move could radically affect drinking water for nearly everyone in the United States.

'We love having them here': Deer find life at Salt Lake City Cemetery

This winter has offered new challenges for deer but they have found a perfect sanctuary at Salt Lake City's oldest and largest cemetery.

Police: Couple found dead in suspected double homicide in Spanish Fork; son in custody

Two people were found dead inside a home in Spanish Fork on Tuesday in what police are calling a double homicide, and the couple's son has been taken into custody.

Why Britain says big Olympic sponsors should pressure the IOC

The British government is pushing worldwide Olympic sponsors to pressure the International Olympic Committee over a proposal expected to permit Russians and Belarusians to compete as neutral athletes in the 2024 Summer Games in Paris.

Biden on gun control: 'Do something, do something big'

President Joe Biden said he signed an executive order aiming to increase the number of background checks to buy guns.

Ex-high school coach sentenced to 1 year in Utah jail for enticing a minor

A former Cache County high school soccer coach has been sentenced to a year in jail after pleading guilty to enticing a minor by internet or text.

Snowboarding twins accomplishing their dreams thanks to Utah Online School

Thousands of Utah students benefit each year from the individualized opportunities at Utah Online School, including twin sisters Barrett and Devin Hendrix who have been competing nationally in snowboarding since they were 8 years old.

1 dead, 1 rescued, 1 still missing from hiking group in Buckskin Gulch floodwaters

Deputies were searching Tuesday for a hiker who was part of an overdue group at Buckskin Gulch, in Kane County. One has been found dead and one was rescued and taken to a hospital.

US: Russian fighter jet hits American drone over Black Sea

The U.S. military said a Russian fighter jet has struck the propeller of a U.S. drone over the Black Sea. American bring down the U.S. MQ-9 drone in international waters.

Cache County high school student tests positive for tuberculosis

A student at Mountain Crest High School has been identified with active tuberculosis. Health officials were working Tuesday to identify others who may have been exposed.

State Route 158 near Pineview Reservoir to close Wednesday through Friday for maintenance

State Route 158, near Pineview Reservoir in Weber County, will be closed two days this week for maintenance.

Intermountain Health takes giant 'Collin the Colon' on tour to encourage regular colonoscopies

Utah's Intermountain Health is focusing on colon cancer this month, toting a giant inflatable colon to many facilities to educate staff, patients and the public about the importance of getting a colonoscopy.

Jazz sign Kris Dunn to multi-year contract

Kris Dunn is sticking around in Salt Lake City.

Couple charged with threatening Salt Lake businesses at gunpoint

A couple accused of causing panic at three downtown Salt Lake businesses by threatening people with a realistic-looking gun now face several felony charges.

Can Utah State end 8-game tournament losing streak with a win against Missouri?

Utah State hasn't won in the NCAA Tournament since 2001.

Utah's DCFS stops using drug testing company following KSL reports on claims of false positives

Following questions from the KSL Investigators, the state's child welfare agency is conducting an audit of its response to complaints from families.

Utah inmate charged with manslaughter in death of fellow prisoner

An inmate at the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison has been charged with manslaughter in the death of another prisoner last August.

Real Salt Lake, Utah Royals to pay for out-of-state abortions for employees

Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals teams say they will reimburse employees up to $4,000 if employees seek abortions or other out-of-state medical care that is unavailable in Utah.

California court rules for Uber, Lyft in ride-hailing case

A California appeals court has ruled companies like Uber and Lyft do not have to treat their drivers as employees. The ruling means app-based ride hailing and delivery companies do not have to provide certain worker protections and benefits.

Ty Detmer has no time for grudges against BYU — or anyone else

The former BYU great is not bitter about being dismissed as offensive coordinator in 2017; he's looking forward to this year's Alumni Game in Provo.

Patrick Kinahan: Utah State takes over as state's best basketball team

Stunning as it is to believe, given its rich tradition, the Utah men's basketball team has not made the NCAA tournament in seven years.

Utah Food Bank prepares for statewide drive

The Utah Food Bank is gearing up for the biggest locally driven food drive of the year, and the timing couldn't be more critical.

Idaho business owners pitch product on TV's Shark Tank

Idaho restaurant Crispy Cones is ready to take the dessert industry by storm with its unique take on an ice cream cone.

Holladay woman charged with operating crack cocaine lab in apartment

A Holladay woman recently arrested and accused of producing crack cocaine in her basement apartment is now facing several felony charges.

Study: Pornography — mainstream or violent — a risk factor for couples

Use of pornography — whether mainstream or aggressive — is associated with lower relationship satisfaction and less stability, a study shows.

Facebook parent Meta slashes another 10,000 jobs

Facebook's parent Meta will slash another 10,000 jobs and will not fill 5,000 open positions as the social media pioneer cuts costs.

How to beat the dynamic pricing used by Amazon and many other retailers to pay less

The KSL Investigates team gives you information on how to beat dynamic pricing to get your money's worth and pay less.

7 heartwarming YouTube videos to cheer you up

A mix of inspirational, humorous, and plain ol' adorable content, the seven videos in this article were curated to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

More moisture is headed to Utah, the West. Will it help Lake Powell?

Lake Powell is close to 180 feet below full pool and coming off a summer where several boat ramps were closed and owners were advised to retrieve their houseboats.

As banking worries persist, new data shows US inflation eased to 6% last month

On the heels of the second and third largest bank failures in U.S. history, new federal data showing an ongoing easing of price pressures could help dampen concerns over a potential economic fissure.

FBI says $10B lost to online fraud in 2022 as crypto investment scams surged

More than $10 billion in losses from online scams were reported to the FBI in 2022, the highest annual loss in the last five years, according to a new report from the bureau.

Robot lawyers? Maybe not, but don't discount AI in legal field yet, experts say

While courtrooms are unlikely to see AI-powered judges or lawyers any time soon, the technology already has plenty of practical applications throughout the legal field.