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State Sen. Kathleen Riebe wins Democratic nomination in bid to replace Chris Stewart

06/28/2023 10:31pm

State Sen. Kathleen Riebe won the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Congressional District's special election, where she will run to replace Rep. Chris Stewart.

Utah Navajo group holds conference to help men discuss mental health

06/28/2023 10:31pm

Indigenous men face unique mental health challenges. This week, they're invited to open up about their struggles at a conference in Moab.

Watchdog estimates $200 billion in COVID-19 relief fraud

06/28/2023 10:05pm

Two COVID-19 relief funds that funneled federal support to struggling U.S. businesses during the early days of the pandemic may have been bilked for as much as $200 billion, according to an analysis released on Tuesday.

Motorcyclist arrested at gunpoint following 130 mph pursuit, Utah Highway Patrol says

06/28/2023 9:32pm

A man was arrested early Monday morning after a pursuit on northbound Interstate 15 reached speeds of more than 130 mph.

'We're starting to see different things': How 2 trends are driving Utah's median age increase

06/28/2023 9:06pm

Utah is nationally known as being the youngest state in the county; however, it's quickly growing up along with the rest of the country.

Midvale man charged in near-fatal razor attack of mother

06/28/2023 8:33pm

A Midvale man accused of slashing his mother's throat with a razor is now facing a charge of aggravated attempted murder.

Digital payments are more secure than cash, give other benefits

06/28/2023 8:05pm

Horror stories of money-transfer apps have many people saying, for them, it's just not worth it. But as KSL-TV's Matt Gephardt reports, that may be the wrong move for both savings and security.

Review: Is 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' a return to form for the franchise?

06/28/2023 7:34pm

One of the greatest movie characters of all time is back on the big screen, but is it a good thing?

'There were warning signs': Domestic violence tool for law enforcement to launch statewide

06/28/2023 7:02pm

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and public safety officials announced early results of the statewide lethality assessment protocol program recently mandated by state law.

Demand causes American Heritage School in SLC to expand faster than expected

06/28/2023 7:00pm - SPONSORED

American Heritage School's new downtown Salt Lake City campus is growing faster than school leaders had anticipated, leading to new grades and course offerings for the 2023–24 school year.

Tony Finau takes rare position in Detroit: Defending champ

06/28/2023 6:40pm

Detroit has been good to Tony Finau as he prepares to defend his title at the Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club.

Americans are feeling far more confident about the economy

06/28/2023 6:24pm

Americans are feeling fairly bullish about the U.S. economy. A key measurement of consumer confidence just jumped to its highest level since January 2022.

Body found in Colorado River near Utah border identified as Colorado man

06/28/2023 5:47pm

A Colorado man whose body was found by rafters in the Colorado River on June 22 was identified Wednesday.

Police investigating after shot fired into Daybreak home

06/28/2023 5:05pm

Police are investigating after a family in Daybreak discovered bullet holes in their front door and a front closet door.

Madonna postpones upcoming 'Celebration' tour due to 'serious bacterial infection'

06/28/2023 4:32pm

Madonna has postponed her career-spanning 2023 "Celebration" tour due to what her manager called a "serious bacterial infection" and her ongoing recovery.

Reservations start in 2 weeks for Utah's $20K first-time homebuyer program

06/28/2023 4:04pm

First-time homebuyers in Utah can start reserving a $20,000 assistance loan on July 11 to use toward the purchase of a newly built home, townhome or condo.

Have You Seen This? Texas 2-year-old joins big sister's cheerleading routine

06/28/2023 3:33pm

Two-year-old Liam from Pflugerville, Texas, has all the moves down to accompany his sister's middle school cheerleading squad.

Man who died after crashing into concrete pump truck identified

06/28/2023 3:08pm

Police have identified the man who died Wednesday after crashing into a concrete pump truck on the 4700 South on-ramp to I-215 in Taylorsville.

Here's a look at what's coming to Disney+ and Hulu in July

06/28/2023 3:05pm

Here's a look at what's coming to Disney+ and Hulu in July.

5 reasons why everyone needs a primary care provider

06/28/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED

Even if you are young and healthy, primary care is something every individual and family should prioritize.

19-year-old sentenced to prison for 2021 shooting in St. George cemetery

06/28/2023 2:33pm

A teen accused of shooting a man in the face in the summer of 2021 appeared for sentencing on aggravated robbery during a hearing held in 5th District Court last Thursday.

GOP sticking with Celeste Maloy as convention winner after delegates question eligibility

06/28/2023 1:59pm

Some Republican delegates have questioned Celeste Maloy's eligibility for the party's nomination for Utah's 2nd Congressional District race based on a technicality.

Former Marine Daniel Penny pleads not guilty in NYC subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely

06/28/2023 1:38pm

A U.S. Marine veteran has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in the fatal chokehold of a man who was behaving erratically on a New York City subway train.

Sandy man accused of assaulting 3rd woman in dating app sex abuse investigation

06/28/2023 1:18pm

A Sandy man already accused of sexually abusing two women he met on dating apps is now facing new criminal charges accusing him of sexually abusing a third woman.

Kohberger could be executed by firing squad if he is convicted and sentenced to death

06/28/2023 12:35pm

The man accused of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students could be executed by firing squad if he's convicted and sentenced to death — and if the state cannot obtain the drugs necessary for a lethal injection.

Red Cross, fire crews stress safety ahead of Fourth of July

06/28/2023 12:10pm

As grass and other vegetation dry out and temperatures rise, the Red Cross and fire crews reminded Utahns of fireworks safety for the Fourth of July.

Utah woman charged with murdering husband now faces multimillion-dollar civil suit

06/28/2023 11:46am

The estate of a Kamas man has filed a multimillion-dollar civil lawsuit against his wife, Kouri Richins, who is charged with murdering him by giving him a fatal dose of fentanyl.

Vineyard woman found with burns, injuries after friends request police welfare check

06/28/2023 11:34am

A Utah County woman was found in her apartment with second-degree burns and her fiancé arrested after her friends requested that police conduct a welfare check.

Is it time for a 'revolution' against urban sprawl?

06/28/2023 11:33am - PARTNER

City planners have spent 100 years struggling to combat sprawl in rapidly growing cities. Is the battle lost?

Looking for a unique brunch? Try Snowbasin's mountain-top buffet

06/28/2023 11:30am - SPONSORED

The spectacular mountain-top buffet is available every Sunday through October 3rd.

Human remains likely recovered from the Titan submersible wreckage, US Coast Guard says

06/28/2023 10:58am

The U.S. Coast Guard says it has likely recovered human remains from the wreckage of the Titan submersible.

St. George man had suspected child porn, a hidden camera, child sex doll, police say

06/28/2023 10:27am

A southern Utah man was arrested after police said they discovered suspected child pornography, a child sex doll and hidden cameras that recorded his friends in his bathroom.

Bountiful police warn of people throwing, shooting items at cars

06/28/2023 9:59am

Enough is enough — that is the message from Bountiful police after multiple incidents of people throwing water balloons and other objects at humans and cars.

Trooper rescues woman with dementia stranded on Utah highway

06/28/2023 9:34am

Vanessa Gilllis couldn't have been more thankful for a Utah Highway Patrol trooper who found her mother stranded on a highway near Brigham City.

'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon stops by Idaho Falls music store

06/28/2023 9:02am

Stand-up comedian, television host, actor and musician Jimmy Fallon stopped at a local business in Idaho Falls earlier this week and purchased a guitar.

Tesla charging technology put on fast track to become US standard

06/28/2023 8:40am

Tesla's electric-vehicle charging technology is being put on a fast track to become a U.S. standard, the automotive industry group of engineers that reviews standards said on Tuesday.

Driver critically injured after rear-ending semitruck on I-80, troopers say

06/28/2023 8:24am

A driver suffered critical injuries after rear-ending a semitruck on I-80 in Parleys Canyon late Tuesday, the Utah Highway Patrol reported.

Park officials: Don't get too close to bison on Antelope Island

06/28/2023 8:02am

The state is once again putting out the warning to not get close to bison on Antelope Island State Park.

New FDA-approved drug could bring relief from hot flashes for millions of menopausal women

06/28/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

A one-of-a-kind treatment for hot flashes and night sweats will be available to women with a prescription from their medical provider.

Salt Lake City to try another alternative to July 4, Pioneer Day fireworks this year

06/28/2023 7:41am

Salt Lake City will sponsor drone shows as an alternative to fireworks for the July 4 and Pioneer Day holidays.

Woman pleads guilty to trying to kill son at St. George Motel 6

06/28/2023 7:18am

A St. George woman has pleaded guilty to attempting to murder her then 8-year-old son at the St. George Motel 6 in 2021.

Costco is cracking down on sharing membership cards

06/28/2023 6:48am

Some shoppers are buying Costco's $4.99 rotisserie chickens and paying at self-checkout. The problem: They aren't all members.

Why Utah's Days of '47 parade won't end in its usual location on Pioneer Day

06/28/2023 6:19am

Days of '47 parade organizers say next month's event won't end at Salt Lake City's Liberty Park for the first time in at least almost a century.

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