Zion National Park's permit lottery program cuts down on crowding at Angels Landing

Congestion at the famous Angels Landing trail at Zion National Park is "a million times better," according to some visitors, due to the year-old Pilot Permit Program.

Dangerous overnight severe storms expected in Midwest, South

People still sorting through the wreckage of their homes after deadly weather hit over the weekend braced for another wave of strong storms, likely including tornadoes, that were expected in parts of the Midwest and South beginning Tuesday evening.

LeBron James' late layup lifts Lakers to overtime victory over Jazz

In a game where Utah started Udoka Azubuike and Luka Samanic against the likes of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, the Los Angeles Lakers needed a heroic performance.

Jury selection continues on day 2 of the Lori Vallow Daybell trial

Jury selection continued on the second day of the Lori Vallow Daybell trial, with discussion on a potential sequestration of the jury.

This one-of-a-kind power system is propelling Snowbird through its deepest winter yet

Snowbird resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon is self-powered by a cogeneration facility that recently won a national award for exemplary engineering.

Salt Lake man arrested, accused of strangling his 71-year-old wife

A Salt Lake man was arrested Tuesday and accused of strangling his wife Sunday in their Salt Lake home. He allegedly told police he is bipolar and has not been taking his medications.

New oil production cuts likely to boost fuel costs, exacerbate inflation fight

Newly announced production cuts by a group of oil-producing nations, led by Saudi Arabia, are set to drive up fuel prices and curtail a trend of mostly steady declines since record highs were set last summer.

Idaho woman honored for heroism after dragging stranger out of burning home

Kortnie Balls is being awarded the Carnegie Medal, considered North America's highest civilian honor for heroism, for attempting to save a man from a burning building one year ago.

'Blancanieves': Ballet West offering performance of 'Snow White' in Spanish

Ballet West will offer a Spanish narration of "Snow White" on Saturday.

Gov. Cox reaffirms US and Utah's support for Ukraine after call with Zelenskyy

Though there's a sentiment among some Republicans that the U.S. should scale back or stop its support for Ukraine, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said on Tuesday that would be a mistake. 

Utah company shares 7 tips to avoid a kitchen remodel disaster

If you've talked to people who've remodeled their kitchen or bathroom, you've undoubtedly heard horror stories.

DNA: Woman was on famed 17th century Swedish warship

A U.S. military laboratory has helped Swedes confirm that a woman was on a 17th century warship that sank on its maiden voyage in the Stockholm harbor.

Friends remember Salt Lake woman killed while ice climbing as 'force of nature'

A woman killed in an ice climbing accident in Duchesne County over the weekend is being remembered by friends as having a "pure heart" as well as being a "force of nature."

Little Cottonwood skiers enjoy resorts as the canyon remains closed

The heavy snowfall and avalanche danger completely shut down Little Cottonwood canyon on Monday.

2 officers were justified in shooting Cedar City woman, county attorney says

The Iron County Attorney's Office determined two officers were legally justified in shooting an armed Cedar City woman in Enoch in January. She survived and is facing criminal charges.

Deer populations rebounding in Utah, but state seeks fewer hunting permits in 2023

Utah's estimated deer population is up about 10%, but the ongoing winter is factoring in a plan to reduce deer hunting permits again.

Have You Seen This? Former KSL broadcaster Jim Nantz nails his One Shining Moment

Monday night's March Madness conclusion was always going to be about legendary CBS play-by-play voice Jim Nantz.

West Jordan takes on nationwide initiative to recruit women to police force

The West Jordan Police Department is taking on a nation-wide initiative to recruit more women to join the police force. The goal: 30% by the year 2030.

Mural to highlight influential women from Salt Lake City's west side

The Rose Park Community Garden will be the site of a new mural honoring past and present influential women on Salt Lake City's west side.

RSL returns home amid 'unacceptable' 4-match skid

The last time Real Salt Lake lost four games in a row — before its current streak — was four years ago, at the start of the 2019 season.

Man wanted in St. George burglary investigation arrested

St. George police have arrested the second of two men wanted in connection with a business burglary during which shots were fired.

Deals and destinations for recreational vehicles

So many recreational vehicles on KSL Classifieds. So many places to play in Utah. Overwhelmed? Don't be. Use this handy guide to the best destinations and rec vehicles Utah has to offer, so you can breeze through the planning stages and get right to the fun.

Why you won't be able to watch live during Lori Vallow Daybell's trial in Idaho

The only way to get a live glimpse of the big moments and the subtle reactions during Lori Vallow Daybell's trial is to snag a seat in the Ada County Courthouse. Legal experts tell KSL what that means for transparency and a fair trial.

February job openings slip to 9.9M; a win in inflation fight?

U.S. job openings slipped to 9.9 million in February, the fewest since May 2021 and a sign that the job market may be starting to cool, which would be welcome news for the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve.

Snow leads to roof collapse concerns near Bear Lake

As the snow keeps coming, Bear Lake residents are asking property owners to check on their cabins and summer homes.

US military says senior Islamic State commander killed in Syria

The United States military says a drone strike carried out by the U.S.-led coalition in northwestern Syria has killed a senior member of the Islamic State group who was in charge of planning attacks in Europe.

The untold story of how Big 12-bound BYU landed this big-time recruit

Timpview High standout and four-star recruit Siale Esera committed to BYU in September.

Utahn in water rights dispute charged with making fake bomb as 'scare tactic'

A southern Utah man who police say has been entangled in a water rights dispute since last summer is now charged with making a hoax weapon of mass destruction.

Patrick Kinahan: Jazz best served to lose final games

Sit every one of them — any player capable of making a difference in the outcome over the last four games this season.

Utah's snowpack breaks 71-year-old record; Cox issues flood declaration as melt nears

Utah's snowpack is now higher than it has ever been since statewide records were first established in the 1930s. That is leading to more flood planning in Utah.

Apple's Weather app briefly goes down, raining on iPhone users' morning

Anyone using their iPhone to check the weather on Tuesday may have had better luck just looking out the window.

Trump charged with 34 felony counts in hush money scheme

Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

Now there are 5: Switzerland bidding for a Winter Games

Switzerland is officially in the running to host a Winter Games.

As Lori Vallow Daybell goes to trial, Rexburg hopes to breathe a sigh of relief

The bodies were discovered on the other side of the fence near a brick home surrounded by farmland, where Peggy Jeppesen stands on a cold and snowy spring night.

Schedule your own MRI without a doctor's order for less than $400

Getting an MRI can be costly and take weeks to get after visiting a doctor. One walk-in MRI clinic is hoping to disrupt this tedious process.

Feds ponder fee increases at popular Utah recreation area near Moab

It may soon cost more to play at a popular recreation and camping area located just east of Moab.

Heavy snow brings down trees, power lines across the Wasatch Front

This latest round of heavy and wet snow is keeping power crews busy. Line crews worked on restoration efforts up and down the Wasatch Front Monday.

Infertility affects a 'staggering' 1 in 6 people worldwide, WHO says

An estimated 1 in 6 people globally are affected by infertility, according to a new report from the World Health Organization, which emphasizes that the condition is common.

Heavy snow continues across Wasatch Front, impacting roads and schools

A winter storm warning remains in effect for northern Utah as heavy snow continues to pummel parts of the Wasatch Front.