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Man allegedly retrieving water bottle causes head-on crash on Highland

08/16/2023 11:11pm

A woman was hospitalized in extremely critical condition after a three-vehicle crash trapped her inside the car for an hour Wednesday night.

Parents of pilot killed in Idaho plane crash blame city of Burley, others in wrongful death lawsuit

08/16/2023 10:28pm

The parents of a pilot killed in a plane crash last year say the city of Burley, an Idaho food processing plant and other entities are responsible for their daughter's death, and now they're suing.

Family of Ohio man who died cliff-jumping at Lake Powell hopes to send 22 kids to outdoors camp

08/16/2023 10:05pm

The family of an Ohio man who died while cliff-jumping at Lake Powell is asking for people to donate money in his memory to send children to an outdoors camp.

Illinois passes a law that requires parents to compensate child influencers

08/16/2023 9:34pm

Should children receive a portion of the revenue earned from family social media posts? Illinois lawmakers have an answer.

A tough egg to crack: Will Utah amend its cage-free law before 2025 deadline?

08/16/2023 9:03pm

A Utah committee plans to review the state's cage-free egg production law passed two years ago amid new concerns about egg sales.

Utah House Rep. Quinn Kotter resigns

08/16/2023 8:31pm

Utah House Rep. Quinn Kotter announced his resignation Wednesday, citing life circumstances and stress affecting his ability to serve.

Utah's largest high school welcomes 830 freshmen on first day of school

08/16/2023 8:05pm

Alarm clocks went off early Wednesday morning as thousands of students across the state headed back to the classroom.

New, cheaper naloxone is coming to pharmacy shelves

08/16/2023 7:33pm

As the opioid crisis worsened, killing more and more Americans each year, the only drug that could resuscitate someone from a fatal overdose got more expensive.

Mother urges caution accepting car rides after daughter is injured in suspected DUI crash

08/16/2023 7:01pm

A woman whose daughter was severely injured in a rollover involving an accused drunk driver in Ogden is urging parents to be careful about who they let give rides to their children.

USU researchers create jet fuel from juniper trees

08/16/2023 6:29pm

Researchers at Utah State University believe they've come up with a clean-burning jet fuel made from juniper trees.

Utah search and rescue crews stay busy as summer winds down

08/16/2023 6:00pm

Utah County deputies said a family that initially requested help after getting stuck on their way to the Diamond Fork Hot Springs in Spanish Fork Canyon is no longer in need.

Utah father stabbed in the neck shot his son in self-defense, police say

08/16/2023 5:51pm

A Wasatch County father was forced to shoot his adult son in self-defense after being stabbed multiple times, according to police. Family members say the son was having a mental health crisis.

Groups unveil tiny home for chronically homeless, with more to come

08/16/2023 5:17pm

Another tiny home for the Other Side Village, a community for the chronically homeless, was completed and revealed in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday.

Wife of California man killed in avalanche sues Park City ski guides

08/16/2023 4:34pm

The wife of a man who died in a March avalanche has filed a lawsuit against the company leading his skiing group. Park City Powder Cats denies doing anything to cause the death.

Trump Georgia indictment: Charges could be a double-edged sword, experts say

08/16/2023 4:07pm

A Georgia state law against racketeering could be a powerful tool in prosecuting Donald Trump, but applying charges traditionally used to take down organized crime risks miring the case in legal and logistical complications.

Have You Seen This? Seahorse hotels created to conserve endangered species

08/16/2023 3:30pm

A collaborative project has created "seahorse hotels" to curb the loss of white seahorse habitat.

Lawmaker says Great Salt Lake mining operation is like 'Wild Wild West'

08/16/2023 3:05pm

Utah House Majority Leader Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, said Compass Minerals operating on the north arm of the Great Salt Lake is behaving as if it is the "Wild Wild West."

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08/16/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED

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Duchesne man charged with fraudulently selling home investment opportunities

08/16/2023 2:34pm

A Duchesne man is facing security fraud charges tied to claims that he could build thermal mass homes for a fraction of the cost of regular homes, even though prosecutors say he did not have a contractor's license.

US housing starts surge in boost to economy

08/16/2023 2:07pm

U.S. single-family homebuilding surged in July and permits for future construction rose amid an acute shortage of previously owned houses.

W. Jordan family that lost uncle, family home in Maui fires fundraising to send supplies there

08/16/2023 1:31pm

A West Jordan family who lost an uncle and their multigenerational family home in the Maui fires is now sending help to Hawaii.

Salt Lake father faces charges after 4th grader brought his gun to school

08/16/2023 12:42pm

A Salt Lake man is facing criminal charges after his fourth grade son brought his gun to school. Police say the father was not legally allowed to own a gun because of a previous conviction.

Woman abandoned baby in stranger's driveway — 3rd similar Utah incident in a week, police say

08/16/2023 12:30pm

A woman in southern Utah was arrested Tuesday after police say she left her 2-month-old daughter on a stranger's driveway — the third similar incident in Utah in less than a week.

What Tim Scott says about Mitt Romney's plan to oppose Trump

08/16/2023 12:23pm - PARTNER

Scott gets spotlight at Iowa State Fair Tuesday.

Perfect back-to-school device: Troomi Wireless offers military-grade security for peace of mind

08/16/2023 12:04pm - SPONSORED

Troomi kid-friendly devices help kids with the technology they want and need, without compromising their safety online.

Mantua residents asked to restrict water use after well failure

08/16/2023 12:01pm

The town of Mantua is asking residents to limit water use after a well pump failed Wednesday morning.

Biden to visit Hawaii on Monday, meet with wildfire survivors

08/16/2023 11:39am

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will travel to Hawaii on Monday to survey damage from the deadly wildfires that ravaged the resort town of Lahaina, the White House said.

Eastbound US 189 reopens near Deer Creek Dam after crash; 'residual' delays remain

08/16/2023 11:05am

Eastbound lanes of U.S. 189 are reopened near the southern tip of Deer Creek Reservoir following a crash, but further delays are still expected.

Police arrest 17-year-old suspected of shooting, killing man last week in West Valley City

08/16/2023 10:43am

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting in West Valley City a week ago.

Hometown star Ike Larsen poised for breakout season with Aggies

08/16/2023 10:19am

Head coach Blake Anderson had nothing but praise for Ike Larsen's defensive back, who is expected to do big things for the Aggies.

Millions of mosquitoes are moving away from marshlands into towns in northern Utah

08/16/2023 10:01am

If you've spent any time outside recently, especially in northern Utah, chances are you have a few mosquito bites to show it.

Ogden man killed by falling equipment at Clearfield manufacturing company

08/16/2023 9:53am

A 27-year-old man was killed early Wednesday after being struck by falling equipment in Clearfield, police said.

Tuohys call Michael Oher's filing 'hurtful' and part of a shakedown attempt

08/16/2023 9:36am

Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy are calling Michael Oher's claims that they enriched themselves at his expense "outlandish," "hurtful and absurd" and part of a shakedown by the former NFL offensive tackle.

KSL.com BOLD prep football player of the week: Syracuse's Jake Hopkins

08/16/2023 9:02am

Syracuse senior quarterback Jake Hopkins knows a thing or two about hot starts.

North Korea: US soldier who entered North Korea wants refuge from mistreatment, racism in US

08/16/2023 8:42am

North Korea has concluded that U.S. soldier Travis King wants refuge there or elsewhere because of "inhuman maltreatment and racial discrimination" in the U.S. and the military, state media said on Wednesday.

Woods Cross police chief on leave for unknown reasons

08/16/2023 8:21am

Woods Cross announced Tuesday its police chief is on administrative leave — and has been for almost three weeks. The chief's Facebook post four days ago implies, however, that he is retiring.

Ogden homeowner wakes up to find yard a wreck after car crash

08/16/2023 8:03am

A homeowner hoped Tuesday that police would catch those responsible after he woke up to discover a car had crashed into his yard and even apparently collided with his house.

Archer, musician and snowboarders find educational flexibility and success at Utah Online School: Enroll now

08/16/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

Whether your child wants to attend a traditional school part-time or to take all their classes online, Utah Online School has a solution that will work.

Videos put scrutiny on downed power lines as possible cause of deadly Maui wildfires

08/16/2023 7:45am

Videos showing downed power lines apparently sparking some of the early blazes in the Maui wildfires have become key evidence in the search for a cause.

Security guard accused of inappropriately restraining, touching girl at his home

08/16/2023 7:20am

A man who works as a security guard for Salt Lake City's Federal Building has been arrested and accused of restraining and inappropriately touching a teen girl at his house.

Mother pleads guilty to felony child neglect after 6-year-old son used her gun to shoot teacher

08/16/2023 6:49am

The mother of a 6-year-old who shot his teacher in Virginia pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of felony child neglect, seven months after her son used her handgun to critically wound the educator in a classroom full of students.

Where have all the children gone? Utah school enrollment shows recent decline

08/16/2023 6:16am

Here's a look at how enrollment numbers have changed over the past few years and what they say about some of Utah's largest districts.

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