Missing Murray man believed to have fallen in Big Cottonwood Creek, police say

A man who went missing Friday is believed to have fallen into the Big Cottonwood Creek in Murray and died, police said.

Utah delegation supports Owens' bill to increase flights into Washington, DC

The six members of Utah's all-Republican congressional delegation say they support an effort to add flights into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Justice Alito accepted Alaska resort vacation from GOP donors, report says

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito accepted a 2008 trip to a luxury fishing lodge in Alaska from two wealthy Republican donors, one of whom repeatedly had interests before the court.

Salt Lake City's mayor says it's time to 'depoliticize' climate issues

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall said she believes it's going to take collaboration from everyone to find a solution to the changing climate.

Motorcyclist accused of shooting woman in the face on I-15

A Clinton man was arrested Wednesday and accused of shooting another driver in the face on the freeway earlier this month.

Red-hot RSL takes down West leader St. Louis, wins 3rd-straight road match

The Claret and Cobalt were defeated 4-0 at home on March 25 by the upstart expansion side at America First Field but took the fight to City Park on Wednesday with a 3-1 road win over the No. 1 team in the Western Conference.

Campus assault suspect eludes arrest for 2 years, after "So I raped you" Facebook message

It's been two years since officials in Pennsylvania armed with a startling Facebook message that said, "So I raped you," filed charges in a 2013 sexual assault at Gettysburg College.

Replica of historic WWII atomic bomb to debut at Wendover air museum

A back room of an airplane hangar, at a place that already has a lot of history, is now a part of what the Historic Wendover Airfield is all about.

US approves chicken made from cultivated cells, the nation's first 'lab-grown' meat

Chicken grown from animal cells, not from slaughtered birds, can now be sold in the U.S. The Agriculture Department issued approvals Wednesday to California firms Upside Foods and Good Meat to sell the products, known as "lab-grown" or "cultivated" meat.

In rowdy scene, House censures Rep. Adam Schiff over Trump-Russia investigations

The House has voted to censure California Rep. Adam Schiff for comments made several years ago about investigations into Donald Trump's ties to Russia.

Utah Adventures with Maverik: Everything you need to know about visiting Snow Canyon

Snow Canyon is often overshadowed by nearby Zion National Park, but it is no little brother. The unofficial motto could be, "This place would be a national park in any other state!"

Thanks to a Spanish Fork middle schooler, BYU's Masen Wake is now a video game

Wake, local NIL collective CougConnect and eighth-grader Thomas Hansen teamed up on an eight-bit video game starring the BYU fullback loosely patterned after Google's browser-based T-Rex Runner.

Utah attorney general asks judge to throw out lawsuit on porn law

Utah is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit over the state's new law requiring websites with pornographic material to verify the age of its users, arguing the complaint is misguided.

2030 Winter Games bidders include undeclared 'sixth country,' IOC says

There's now just one unidentified contender in the race to host a Winter Games, joining Salt Lake City and several other bidders.

Woods Cross woman accused of using man with disability to obtain painkillers

A Woods Cross woman has been arrested and accused of using a man who functions on the level of a 12-year-old to obtain prescription painkillers.

Paris police look at gas leak as possible cause of explosion and fire that injured 24

Police say a strong explosion has hit a building in Paris' Left Bank, leaving at least 24 people injured. The blast ignited a fire that sent smoke soaring over the French capital's monuments and prompted an evacuation of nearby buildings on Wednesday.

Aftershocks continue to rock Magna area 3 years after 5.7 magnitude earthquake

Seismology experts say a small 2.5 magnitude earthquake that rattled the Magna area late Wednesday morning was yet another aftershock tied to the much larger earthquake in 2020.

Have You Seen This? Bear family cools off in backyard pond

Even in urban settings, bears will look for creative ways to beat the summer heat.

Utah agency creates map to show homeowners where there's a higher risk of wildfire

It's been a mild and wet year, but state firefighters are asking Utahns not to let that deceive them as it starts to dry out for the summer.

Utah clinic offers new treatment for patients dealing with Long COVID

Many people are still struggling with long-term effects of COVID-19. Aspen Orthopedic Pain and Spine is offering groundbreaking treatment for people suffering for months—or even years—with long COVID.

Abortion rights supporters and opponents mark one year without Roe v. Wade

Abortion rights advocates and opponents are set to mark this week's one-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that had legalized the procedure nationwide.

Texas truck driver killed in I-80 crash

A long-haul driver from Texas was killed in a rollover crash near Lambs Canyon on Monday.

Teen charged with murder in West Valley porch crash stole car from airport, police say

A 15-year-old boy accused of driving a stolen car that crashed into a house, killing a man standing on the porch, is now facing a charge of murder in juvenile court.

Amazon duped 'millions of consumers' into enrolling in Prime, FTC says

The Federal Trade Commission filed suit against Amazon Wednesday, charging the retailer with enrolling millions of consumers into its paid subscription Amazon Prime service without their consent and making it difficult for them to cancel.

What 18 years of research tells us about the mental health of Latter-day Saints

Findings are promising, but there is more work to be done.

Utah remodeling business owner collected deposits but failed to deliver work, charges say

The owner of a home remodeling business who served time for a fraud scheme is facing new charges accusing him of collecting deposits from clients but not completing any work.

Salt Lake City says petition to stop speed bump project is too late

Speed bumps are about to be installed on 1300 South between 1700 East and Foothill Drive as part of a larger project to make Salt Lake City streets safer.

Utah man wanted in Michigan murder investigation was under surveillance earlier this year

Police would like to collect a DNA sample from a northern Utah man to compare with evidence collected from a 2011 murder investigation in Michigan.

DNA collected from Bryan Kohberger a 'statistical match' for DNA on sheath of knife used in Idaho killings, court documents state

The DNA of Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students at an off-campus home in Moscow last fall, is a "statistical match" to DNA collected from the sheath of a knife found at the scene, according to court documents filed by prosecutors.

Will the Jazz make a draft-day trade? Here are the latest rumors and reports

Utah didn't have a single pick in last year's draft; things should be more interesting on Thursday.

'One of my best swings ever': Bees' Jo Adell homer sets an all-time record

There are moonshots and then there's what Jo Adell did Tuesday night.

Utah book challenges by the numbers: A KSL investigation

KSL investigated the number of book challenges in each of Utah's 41 school districts. This is what we discovered in the data.

Huntsman Cancer Institute to expand in Utah County

The Huntsman Cancer Institute announced plans Wednesday to build its second comprehensive cancer center in northern Utah County.

Summer solstice: Everything you need to know about the longest day of the year

Do you yearn for long days and short nights? Then this could be the best day of the year for you and fellow sunlight seekers.

Power crews bury lines to prevent fire in Big Cottonwood Canyon

Gusty winds in the canyons are forcing power crews to bury power lines to prevent fires and power outages.

Rockslide temporarily closed SR 14 in Iron County

State troopers temporarily closed state Route 14 east of Cedar City on Wednesday due to a rockslide.

Cyclist injured after being hit by car in South Salt Lake

Police said a cyclist was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car in South Salt Lake Tuesday night.

Utah files federal lawsuit over 'egregious power grab' on ozone rule

The Utah attorney general filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the EPA's recently released ozone interstate transport rule, asserting it is unlawful federal overreach.

5 longstanding Utah businesses that add value and build the community

Part of the reason these businesses have been around for so long is that they don't just focus on the bottom line. They work to uplift their employees, their consumers and the community at large. Here's a brief look at how they do it.

Christmas Box shelter desperate for summer donations

An emergency shelter for neglected and abused children in Utah is in need of summer donations.

Arkansas ban on transgender-related medical treatment for minors blocked by US judge

A U.S. judge on Tuesday struck down an Arkansas law prohibiting doctors from providing transgender-related medical treatment including puberty blockers, hormones and surgery to transgender minors, a victory for families that had sued to challenge the law.

Search area for lost Titanic-bound submersible deepens, doubles in size as oxygen dwindles

The U.S. Coast Guard said Wednesday it is bringing in more ships and underwater vessels to search for a submersible missing in the North Atlantic after detecting underwater sounds, including banging noises.

Single mother of 2 young children loses everything in house fire

A woman and her two young children lost nearly everything they own when their home caught on fire Monday night.