Utahns honor Jacksonville shooting victims, March on Washington

A few dozen people gathered at the Utah State Capitol Monday evening to both honor those killed in Jacksonville over the weekend and recognize the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.

Police: 25 shots fired, 5 arrested and no motive yet in Orem apartment shootout

A hail of bullets and gunfire erupted at an Orem apartment complex Saturday morning as police piece together what caused this shooting.

Healing begins, community gathers after another evacuation in Maui

Members of the Lahaina First Ward are returning to their homes after an evacuation order forced them to leave on Saturday.

'Tip of the iceberg': Lehi E. coli outbreak could be hundreds of cases

The state health department released more information on the scope of the E. coli outbreak in Lehi that has resulted in 12 lab-confirmed cases and six hospitalizations.

Utah influencer pleads guilty to aggravated assault, domestic violence charges dismissed

A Utah social media influencer who was charged six months ago for assaulting her boyfriend in front of her children submitted a plea of abeyance Friday, pleading guilty to aggravated assault in exchange for getting her domestic violence charges dismissed.

Can Siri or Alexa help with CPR?

Voice assistants like Google Assistant, Siri and Alexa can help with things like the weather and recipes, but what about CPR?

1 dead, 1 injured after motorcyclist hits 2 parked cars

A motorcycle crashed into two parked cars over the weekend, killing the driver and injuring a passenger, Utah Highway Patrol said.

Biden is widely seen as too old for office, a poll finds. Trump has problems of his own

A majority of Americans agree on something about politics: Joe Biden is too old to be an effective president in a second term, a poll finds, and they have plenty of other problems with Donald Trump.

How much are elected officials and judges in Utah paid?

Lawmakers recently gave the state's top elected officials and judges a pay raise, and pay increases for some executive branch employees have helped fill vacancies.

Police investigate shooting in Sandy that injured a man

Police are investigating a shooting in a Sandy neighborhood near the 9000 South exit from I-15.

Joe the Plumber, who questioned Obama's tax policies during the 2008 campaign, has died at 49

The man who became known as "Joe the Plumber" during the 2008 U.S. presidential election has died. The family of Samuel Wurzelbacher says he died Sunday in Wisconsin. He was 49 and had pancreatic cancer.

Utah teen offers few explanations for murdering his high school girlfriend

An 18-year-old who pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his girlfriend, a Piute High School sophomore, was ordered Monday to serve at least 25 years and up to life in prison.

Get to know your rights: Utah's Mexican Consul holds job fair, events for Labor Rights week

The Mexican Consul in Salt Lake City is hosting a number of events this week aimed at educating immigrant workers about their rights in the workplace.

60 years after the March on Washington, attendees renew the call for King's 'dream'

It's been 60 years since the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, but Fatima Cortez Todd says she still remembers the sense of unity she felt standing on the National Mall that day.

Have You Seen This? Deer's hilarious reaction to raccoon scare

This deer on a North Carolina trail is not ready for a raccoon surprise.

2 arrested in high-speed Salt Lake DUI crash

Two 19-year-old men have been arrested in connection with a DUI crash in downtown Salt Lake City that left one person critically injured.

'The best get on the depth chart': BYU's 1st 2-deep of 2023 features plenty of new faces

BYU released its first depth chart, and the biggest takeaway may have been, to borrow the words of legendary Who frontman Roger Daltrey in 1965, the kids are alright.

Arizona man threatens Utah judge will 'hang from the gallows,' charges say

An arrest warrant has been issued for an Arizona man accused of sending a death threat to a Utah judge.

Inside the ongoing journey to bring a food co-op to Salt Lake City

The Wasatch Cooperative Market is looking to become only the second co-op in Utah, catapulting from a grassroots effort into a true market with a storefront open to members and public alike.

Weber High principal on administrative leave amid district investigation

Weber High School Principal Chris Earnest was placed on administrative leave this month amid an ongoing investigation by the district looking into unspecified complaints.

Are your hands tingling? A Utah carpal tunnel clinic is offering free consultations

If you have carpal tunnel syndrome, you're probably painfully aware of how much you use your hands — because everything you do is a pain. This Utah carpal tunnel clinic is changing the game

Man looking for prostitute grabs sleeping woman instead, charges say

Police say a man who told them he was looking for a prostitute when he grabbed a woman sleeping near a convenience store instead, is facing rape, kidnapping and sex abuse charges.

Launch of revolutionary satellite and 'Moon Sniper' lunar lander scrubbed just before liftoff

The launch of a revolutionary satellite that will reveal celestial objects in a new light and the "Moon Sniper" lunar lander has been postponed.

Utah gymnastics under outside review after emotional abuse allegations

Former gymnasts and parents allege University of Utah gymnastics coach Tom Farden verbally and emotionally abused athletes; others defend the coach.

Washington County man killed in ATV accident near Kanab

A Washington, Washington County, man was killed after an ATV crash in Hog Canyon near Kanab on Friday.

KSL.com Top 20+1: Top 5 solidifies, but Syracuse threatens to crash the party

The top five in the KSL.com Top 20+1 is starting to cement itself after some early movement near the top of the rankings.

What's coming to Amazon Prime in September

Here's a look at what's coming to Amazon Prime in September.

Colorado man fired 17 shots, killing man in southern Utah property dispute, charges say

One man is dead and a Colorado man is charged with murder after police say he fired 17 shots at a man, killing him during a property dispute in Monticello Sunday.

Distressed bear cub rescued after its head was trapped in a plastic container

Pennsylvania Park manager Sarah Lindgren is no stranger to wildlife, so when she saw a bear cub in distress, she knew exactly what to do.

Innovative translation device helps international students in classes and studies

As Herriman High School continues to see the number of international students increasing, the school is turning to a game-changing device that is helping break down the language barrier.

March 4 trial date set for Trump in case charging him with plotting to overturn election

A judge on Monday set a March 4, 2024, trial date for Donald Trump in the federal case in Washington charging the former president with trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

8 US Marines remain in a hospital after a fiery aircraft crash killed 3 during drills in Australia

Eight U.S. Marines remain in a hospital in the Australian north coast city of Darwin after they were injured in a fiery crash of tiltrotor aircraft that killed three of their colleagues.

Utah prairie dog flourishing again, thanks to a little help from its human friends

After nearly 40 years on the "threatened" species list and a steady gain in numbers, the Utah Division of Wildlife resources is considering asking the federal government to de-list the Utah Prarie Dog.

5 retirement planning mistakes that could wipe out your savings

Many people mistakenly believe that all investments are good investments.

Utah mom shares why her kids are thriving in homeschool

A Utah mom shares her experience homeschooling her kids and the effects it has on her children, ones she hopes will last them their lives.

Texas grid operator appeals for conservation as heat wave persists

Texas' electric grid operator asked residents and businesses to conserve energy on Sunday as its reserves were expected to decrease during a scorching heat wave that has caused demand to surge.

Police seize illegal drugs, firearms from downtown New Yorker nightclub

As part of an ongoing investigation, Salt Lake City Police Department seized multiple types of drugs, firearms, cash and alcohol from the New Yorker club in downtown Salt Lake this weekend.

BYU professors use special bacteria to efficiently create energy from manure

Two BYU professors are revolutionizing the industry of transforming waste into renewable energy by making the process twice as efficient through a pretreatment process involving a special bacteria.