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RSL falls short of US Open Cup final, loses 3-1 in Houston

08/23/2023 11:27pm
Despite trailing 1-0 at halftime, RSL bounced back and kept the fire of hope alive with a goal from super-sub Anderson Julio in the 64th minute.

No human remains found in possible burial site in 1985 cold case

08/23/2023 10:27pm
Wednesday was a day of optimism and hope in a nearly 40-year-old murder mystery case of a woman from Roy.

America added 306,000 fewer jobs last year than expected. But the labor market is still hot

08/23/2023 9:34pm
U.S. job growth during much of the past year was weaker than previously projected by a little more than 300,000 jobs, according to new federal data released Wednesday.

Utah board approves 4th inland port location amid concerns from environmental groups

08/23/2023 9:03pm
Utah's inland port system is officially growing, despite concerns raised about its newest project.

Lehi officials probe E. coli outbreak, grill health department officials for locations

08/23/2023 8:31pm
As Lehi officials struggled to pinpoint the cause of an E. coli outbreak that contaminated the city's pressurized irrigation system, the mayor and city council grilled health department administrators at a fact-finding meeting Tuesday night as to why there wasn't greater transparency and information-sharing.

Mike Lee says elements of Provo FBI raid were 'highly unusual,' calls for 'serious' investigation

08/23/2023 8:04pm
Utah Sen. Mike Lee has questions about the FBI raid in Provo that killed Craig Robertson earlier this month, calling certain actions the bureau took "highly unusual" and telling constituents it "warrants serious investigation."

GOP candidates tangle in Milwaukee as they vie to be leading alternative to front-runner Trump

08/23/2023 7:20pm
The Republican presidential candidates vying to be the leading alternative to front-runner Donald Trump fought – sometimes bitterly – over abortion rights, U.S. support for Ukraine and the future of the party during the first primary debate of the 2024 campaign.

Remnants of another tropical storm set to arrive in Utah on Thursday

08/23/2023 7:04pm
Remnants of what was Tropical Storm Harold are forecast to arrive in Utah through its southeast corner Thursday.

Your app idea is more valuable in Utah: the Silicon Slopes advantage

08/23/2023 7:00pm - SPONSORED
When it comes to turning your app idea into a successful startup, location matters.

Heavy rains delay planes, flood road to St. George Regional Airport Wednesday

08/23/2023 6:54pm
Heavy rains left the road leading to the St. George Regional Airport from the Southern Parkway flooded over Wednesday evening. It was initially reported that the airport was closed due to the flooding, but that was later confirmed to be incorrect.

Rudy Giuliani surrenders in Trump election subversion case; $150,000 bond set

08/23/2023 6:29pm
Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani surrendered on Wednesday at an Atlanta jail to face state charges arising from actions he was accused of taking to overturn the former U.S. president's 2020 election loss.

Mountain goats gore, kill 3 dogs in a month on Mount Timpanogos

08/23/2023 5:46pm
Hikers have a warning for pet owners after mountain goats killed three dogs in front of their owners in just one month.

Wanted: 'Personable' people to help Salt Lake kids safely cross the street to their schools

08/23/2023 5:05pm
With school starting this week, Salt Lake City seeks to hire some 20 new school crossing guards.

Beaver County lovers admit to conspiring to kill woman's husband

08/23/2023 4:32pm
A Beaver County woman has pleaded guilty to criminal solicitation, and her lover has pleaded guilty to murder in connection to the 2021 shooting death of the woman's husband.

Want to tune in for the first GOP presidential debate? Here's how to watch

08/23/2023 4:05pm
It's almost time for the first Republican presidential debate. The two-hour debate will start at 7 p.m. MT on Wednesday and be moderated by Fox News Channel hosts Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum. The debate is airing exclusively on Fox News and the Fox Business Network.

Have You Seen This? Driver captures lightning strike on dashcam

08/23/2023 3:30pm
A driver in Michigan captured a lightning strike on a dashcam video as it hit a highway overpass last month.

How uncertainty in the economy can fuel the entrepreneurial spirit

08/23/2023 3:05pm
Entrepreneurs in Utah and around the country are forging ahead in this somewhat murky economy.

19 arrested in statewide operation seeking online predators

08/23/2023 2:16pm
More than 70 law enforcers in Utah recently participated in a four-day undercover effort seeking online predators.

Utah Pride Center lays off staff, suspends September programming

08/23/2023 1:54pm
The Utah Pride Center announced that it has laid off its staff and suspended September programs.

Hole in bedroom wall came from neighbor who sleeps with gun, police say

08/23/2023 1:50pm
A Magna man who allegedly sleeps with a gun "cocked and loaded" under his pillow is facing a felony charge after police say his neighbor's home was shot.

Utah-based racing pilot killed in plane crash near West Jordan airport

08/23/2023 1:11pm
One person was killed in a plane crash near South Valley Regional Airport in West Jordan on Wednesday afternoon.

2nd California man arrested for alleged human smuggling in Utah in as many days

08/23/2023 1:03pm
For the second time in two days, the Utah Highway Patrol has arrested a person for alleged human smuggling.

Jazz to donate proceeds from preseason game in Hawaii to Maui wildfire relief

08/23/2023 12:23pm
The Hawaii training camp trip has been planned for months, but it has taken on a new meaning following the devastating fires that ripped through Maui earlier this month.

Where do homes sell the fastest? Utah ranks No. 1

08/23/2023 12:02pm
Even though the U.S. housing market is amid a slowdown due to high interest rates, these days pacing over 7%, homes are still selling — and some states are seeing them sell quickly.

George Will, National Review and the battle to keep the public square clean

08/23/2023 11:52am - PARTNER
Our culture has become more coarse, and more indifferent to our coarseness, the columnist says.

Russia says mercenary leader Prigozhin was aboard plane that crashed, leaving no survivors

08/23/2023 11:49am
Mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, who led a brief armed rebellion against the Russian military earlier this year, was aboard a plane that crashed north of Moscow on Wednesday, killing all 10 people on boar

Former Utah teacher serving life sentence now facing new charges

08/23/2023 11:44am
A former St. George teacher serving up to life in the Utah State Prison for abusing students is now facing new allegations in Salt Lake County.

Heavy flooding near Grand Canyon's southern rim prompts calls to shelter in place and over 100 evacuations

08/23/2023 11:03am
Heavy flooding just south of the entrance to Grand Canyon National Park prompted calls to shelter in place at the popular Arizona tourist destination Tuesday and saw more than 100 evacuations of residents and guests, the Coconino County Sheriff's Office said.

Man dies of injuries 2 weeks after fatal motorcycle crash that killed his wife

08/23/2023 10:31am
A Midway man died of injuries he sustained in a motorcycle crash that killed his wife two weeks earlier.

Ja'Quinden Jackson's play in Rose Bowl sets stage for Utes as team's 'featured back'

08/23/2023 10:17am
Ja'Quinden Jackson made his mark on the national stage in January.

Salt Lake police looking for gunman in overnight shooting

08/23/2023 10:01am
A 26-year-old man received non-life threatening injuries from being shot Tuesday night in Salt Lake City.

Peloton stock plunges after 20,000 members canceled subscriptions while waiting for recall

08/23/2023 9:48am
A Peloton recall involving the adjustable seat on more than two million bikes is becoming a bigger headache than expected.

Sen. Mike Lee thinks Congress needs to take power back from federal agencies

08/23/2023 9:35am
Sen. Mike Lee said Congress has abdicated too much lawmaking power to the executive branch, and explained why he supports a bill to claw some of that power back.

KSL.com BOLD prep football player of the week: Farmington's Jake Metcalfe

08/23/2023 8:59am
Jake Metcalfe's do-it-all mentality was on full display Friday against Bountiful.

India becomes the 4th country to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon

08/23/2023 8:22am
India has landed a spacecraft near the moon's south pole, an uncharted territory that scientists believe could hold vital reserves of frozen water and precious elements, as the country cements its growing prowess in space and technology.

Police to investigate possible mountain gravesite in 1985 cold case

08/23/2023 8:03am
Police confirmed to KSL-TV they plan to excavate a possible gravesite in the mountains near Causey Reservoir on Wednesday in connection with a 1985 cold case.

6 creative ways you can use an outdoor shed to enhance your lifestyle

08/23/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED
What could you do with a little extra space? Chances are, you've got ideas. And if you don't, the following list might open your mind to the unlimited possibilities.

Neuroscientist says the best morning routine includes salt water, sunlight

08/23/2023 7:43am
Stanford professor and neurobiologist Andrew Huberman thinks he has cracked the code for the perfect morning routine. And if you do what he does in the morning, Huberman says, it will "make you better at everything."

'I didn't mean to kill anybody,' man who shot 7-year-old girl tells parole board

08/23/2023 6:39am
A man convicted as a teenager in a gang-related drive-by shooting death of 7-year-old girl is seeking parole.

Man pleads guilty to 2020 murder of 17-year-old in Sandy

08/23/2023 6:31am
One of two men associated with the shooting of a 17-year-old in front of his Sandy home over three years ago admitted to murder in court earlier this month.

Is the latest COVID-19 variant another omicron?

08/23/2023 6:12am
The latest COVID-19 strain is being described as reminiscent of the early days of omicron.