Gunman in 2017 killing that happened in front of child receives multiple life sentences for crimes

A man who murdered another man in front of his 4-year-old child in 2017 was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Mom says family turned away from pool because autistic sons can't wear anti-drowning devices

A Utah mom with two boys with autism said she was turned away because her kids can't wear the anti-drowning devices the pool requires.

Cache Refugee and Immigrant Connection hosts World Refugee Day event on Saturday

The Cache Refugee and Immigrant Connection will serve its refugee community by hosting a World Refugee Day event Saturday from 5-8 p.m. at Logan's Willow Park. The free event will host food from all over the globe and dancing from different refugee communities.

EDGE Homes stabilizing area where two homes slid in April

Two months after two homes slid into a ravine in Draper, the developer is working to stabilize the area.

New rule would allow for conservation leases on public land, but western politicians are skeptical

A new rule from the Bureau of Land Management that would allow for conservation leases on public land is seeing pushback from some western Republicans, including Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Rep. John Curtis.

2, including woman from Utah, found dead in hotel room in Mexican resort town

Two American citizens were found dead Tuesday in a hotel room in Mexico, a U.S. State Department spokesperson said.

How to see 5 planets line up in the sky on Saturday morning

There's another chance to see five planets lined up in the sky. Saturn, Neptune, Jupiter, Uranus and Mercury will appear together before sunrise on Saturday, weather permitting.

New report names Utah the healthiest state for seniors. Here's why

Utah is the healthiest state in the nation for older Americans, according to the United Health Foundation's 2023 Senior Report, released in May. 

2nd annual Stadium of Supercars is next weekend at Rice-Eccles

Don't miss the Stadium of Supercars event June 23! With exotic cars, food, music and games for all ages, there's something for the whole family to enjoy.

Justice Department accuses Minneapolis police of rights violations after George Floyd's killing

The Justice Department has found that Minneapolis police engaged in a pattern of violating constitutional rights and discriminating against Black and Native American people. The findings emerged Friday following an investigation prompted by the killing of George Floyd.

Utah community leaders celebrate Juneteenth as a 'time for peace'

Community leaders commemorated the Juneteenth holiday by reflecting on the progress made since the end of slavery in 1865 and urging people to continue the fight for equality and justice.

Utah offering vouchers to farmers with mental health struggles

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food started an assistance program designed to offer $2,000 vouchers to farmers to talk to a mental health professional.

Over 100 pets find homes during KSL Classifieds Free Adoption Week

For one week in May, the public was invited to adopt a pet from the Humane Society of Utah at no cost. KSL Classifieds sponsored the event, picking up the fees as part of its effort to encourage pet adoptions. In just seven days, 139 pets found new homes.

The Supreme Court upheld the Indian Child Welfare Act. Will Utah lawmakers?

Tribal nations and allies in Utah, and beyond, applauded Thursday's Supreme Court decision to uphold a federal law that gives them sovereignty over foster care and adoption proceedings involving Native American children.

Truck driver guilty of killing 11 at Pittsburgh synagogue in deadliest attack on Jews in US history

A truck driver who spewed hatred of Jews has been convicted of barging into a Pittsburgh synagogue on the Jewish Sabbath and fatally shooting 11 congregants in an act of antisemitic terror for which he could be sentenced to die.

Have You Seen This? Who needs an iron, anyway?

No iron? No worries. Just grab a pan off the stove.

'We are ready' for another Olympics, Utah lawmaker says at first legislative oversight meeting

The leader of Utah's efforts to land another Winter Games preemptively answered what he called "the question" at the at the first legislative oversight meeting Thursday.

This summer car cruise-in event will take you back in time

The Cache Valley Cruise-In June 29 - July 1 at the Cache County Fairgrounds attracts car lovers and fun seekers alike from around Utah to celebrate classic cars.

Review: Is 'Elemental' a fun family movie night?

Pixar's newest film, "Elemental," falls short of an animated masterpiece, but here are some reasons I enjoyed the movie.

Salt Lake man not lovin' it is arrested at Provo McDonald's

A Utah man was arrested Friday after police say he tried to prevent people from ordering food at a Provo McDonald's restaurant drive-thru, saying he was concerned about their health.

Utah man, 65, charged with sexually abusing 15-year-old he met on Tinder

A West Valley man who allegedly told police it is hard to tell the actual age of girls nowadays is facing criminal charges accusing him of sexual activity with a 15-year-old.

Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked Pentagon Papers exposing Vietnam War secrets, dies at 92

Daniel Ellsberg, the government analyst and whistleblower who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, has died at 92. Ellsberg had announced in February that he was terminally ill with pancreatic cancer.

Food addiction isn't an official diagnosis, but it's real for at least 1 in 8 Americans over 50

About 1 in 8 Americans over 50 struggle with an unhealthy relationship with highly processed food that goes well beyond the occasional binge or midnight snack, according to a recent poll.

Utah hosts high school national ultimate frisbee championships

Two Utah teams are competing for the title at the Ultimate Frisbee High School National Invitational — which is being held in Utah.

Employment report: Spring breathes life into Utah's economy

Spring not only brings warmer temperatures and vibrant colors to Utah's landscape but it also breathes life into the state's economy.

Ken Jennings on why he'll (probably) never play 'Jeopardy!' again

As someone who's made a career out of knowing facts, there was something especially appealing about the mystery of the great beyond, which Ken Jennings explores in his new book.

Salt Lake man arrested in brutal child abuse investigation

A Salt Lake man was arrested Friday after police say he caused second-degree burns to a 5-year-old boy he was babysitting, spraying his face with bleach and kicking his teeth out.

MLB possibly 'one step closer to expansion' as Nevada passes $380M A's package

Nevada lawmakers helped the Oakland Athletics clear a major relocation hurdle to Las Vegas. The update has an impact on Utah's efforts to bring an MLB to the Beehive State.

Using credit freezes and fraud alerts to curb identity theft damage

Here's how to freeze your credit after identity theft or other theft damages.

US comptroller describes fraud in COVID-19 programs as 'epic' in hearing led by Romney

The head of the Government Accountability Office described the fraud he saw in COVID-19 programs as "epic."

In rare 3-3 decision, Iowa Supreme Court declines to reinstate law largely banning abortion

A bid by Iowa Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds to reinstate the state's strict ban on most abortions has failed in the state Supreme Court. In a rare 3-3 split decision Friday, the court upheld a 2019 district court ruling that blocked the law.

UDOT urges drivers to share the road safely with semitrucks

Utah has more commercial vehicles on our roads than any other state. That's why the Utah Department of Transportation has turned its focus on making sure we share the roads with semitrucks safely.

New airline planes will be required to have secondary barriers to the cockpit to protect pilots

It will be harder to break into the cockpit on new airline planes. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a final rule Wednesday that will require commercial planes built after mid-2025 to have secondary barriers for extra security when the main cockpit door is open.

Judge accuses ex-youth symphony leader of exaggerating health issues to avoid sex abuse trial

A judge has issued a warrant for a former Utah youth symphony leader, 75, accused of sexual abuse of a teen, ruling he has been exaggerating his medical symptoms to avoid trial.

3 things to do right now to help your lawn stay green in July and August

Cooler temperatures helped people maintain green lawns longer into the growing season than in typical years. But July and August are normally the hottest months and can create challenges for everyone trying to keep their lawns looking nice.

Several Utah campsites are closed because of snow and damage

Many families go camping on Father's Day weekend, but sites normally open this time of year remain closed because of snow and damage.

Nearly 1 in 5 US adults have been diagnosed with depression, CDC report finds

The proportion of U.S. adults who have ever been diagnosed with depression ranges greatly depending on where they live.

Cleanup under way after storms hit swath of Southern states, killing at least 5, destroying homes

Cleanup efforts were beginning Friday morning after severe storms spawned tornadoes that left at least four dead — three in the Texas Panhandle and one in the Florida Panhandle — as another series of fierce storms carved its way through Southern states.

Poll: 52% of Utahns oppose law that would require all abortions to be performed in hospitals

Fifty-two percent of Utahns disapprove of a 2023 law that would require all abortions to be performed in hospitals, a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics shows.