RSL falls short of comeback in 2-1 loss in Portland

A win or draw Wednesday night in Portland would have given the Claret and Cobalt the second-longest unbeaten streak in MLS history at nine matches.

Lehi city officials sending out mailers warning of E. coli outbreak

The city of Lehi is taking another step to warn residents of an E. coli outbreak in the city. The outbreak, first announced earlier this month, has led to a dozen confirmed cases and half a dozen hospitalizations, all involving children.

Large algal bloom warning remains in place at Utah Lake ahead of Labor Day weekend

Utah County health officials are reminding people who plan to visit Utah Lake this Labor Day weekend that an algal bloom warning advisory is still in place.

Man arrested for DUI hours before allegedly causing 5-vehicle crash in Eagle Mountain

A man was arrested for investigation of DUI early Wednesday, and just hours later drifted across the center line and caused a multi-vehicle crash in Eagle Mountain, according to the Utah County Sheriff's Office.

Utah business founder, 5 others charged with defrauding elderly of more than $30M

The founder of Noah's Event Venue in South Jordan and five co-defendants were charged with 18 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud by a Salt Lake federal grand jury.

Here's everything coming and going on Netflix in September

Here's a look at what is coming and going on Netflix in September.

Park City residents, leaders discuss e-bike etiquette

The Park City city council is looking into e-bike etiquette that's affecting hikers and riders on the trails.

Did you feel that? 3.7 magnitude earthquake hits Weber County

An earthquake, measuring in at a 3.7 magnitude, was recorded near Huntsville in Weber County Wednesday evening.

Utahns question large increases in natural gas bills

Summer isn't usually a time for high natural gas bills, but many reached out asking Matt Gephardt to investigate their double-digit increases.

QUIZ: What are these traditional Mexican Independence Day foods?

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New York says Trump should be found liable for fraud, even before a trial

New York's attorney general on Wednesday asked a state judge to declare, even before the start of a trial, that Donald Trump committed fraud by submitting false statements to bankers and insurers and overstating his net worth by up to $2.23 billion.

How much did Utah's governor know about the investigation into Maj. Gen. Michael Turley?

Two weeks ago, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox placed the head of the Utah National Guard on leave. It caught many by surprise, but it's information KSL has been digging into for about a year.

8 can't miss ways to celebrate Labor Day

Labor Day typically marks the end of summer, a final celebration of all things grilled and chilled — both food and attitudes. Make this year even more memorable with KSL Classifieds.

Parents should have more say over K-12 education, Owens says

Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, explained why he supports more school choice, and said parents should have more say over elementary education.

Woman gets hit, seriously injured by TRAX train

A woman is in critical condition from being hit by a Red Line TRAX train Wednesday morning.

Tremonton man charged in connection with series of Box Elder County arsons

A Tremonton man has been arrested and charged in connection with a series of arsons in Box Elder County.

Darin Bushman named new director of Utah's Bureau of Emergency Medical Services

Darin Bushman was named the new division director of Utah's Bureau of Emergency Medical Services on Tuesday.

Have You Seen This? The ultimate girl dad

All dads are great, but girl dads are special. This father of three little girls has mastered the art of being the ultimate girl dad.

'Pure opportunity': Final demolition of old Utah State Prison underway

Crews began the final demolition at the old Utah State Prison site in Draper, where construction on a new mixed-use development called "The Point" will soon begin.

Extreme heat is a reminder that summer is the most dangerous season of the year for burns

The earth is warming, temperatures are still around the 100-degree mark, and the chances of getting burned are always highest in the summer months.

US Senate's McConnell freezes up for second time in public appearance

Top U.S. Senate Republican Mitch McConnell froze up for more than 30 seconds on Wednesday during a public appearance before he was escorted away, the second such incident in a little more than a month, a clip from an NBC News affiliate showed.

Construction is impacting Roy school walking routes

A Utah Department of Transportation project is creating some detours for kids, walking to and from school.

Multiple lawsuits seeking millions continue to hound Tony Finau, family

A complaint filed against the Finaus in 2020 is headed for trial, while a separate lawsuit dismissed in 2021 has been partially reinstated by an appellate court.

Brother says southern Utah killing was 'self-defense — 100%'

The brother of a Colorado man charged with murder in a weekend shooting death in Monticello says he believes the killing was in self-defense.

Lack of starting experience won't disrupt BYU's confidence in 'proven playmaker' Ethan Slade

After injuries to Micah Harper and Talan Alfrey, redshirt sophomore Ethan Slade was promoted to the top of the depth chart for BYU's season opener against Sam Houston.

3M agrees to pay $6B to settle lawsuits over US military earplugs

3M on Monday agreed to pay $6.01 billion to settle nearly 260,000 lawsuits by current and former U.S. military service members who say they suffered hearing loss from using the company's earplugs, according to a person familiar with the agreement.

Smoky skies return to Utah — but for how long?

A shift in weather patterns brought wildfire smoke back to Utah, but another shift is on the horizon.

Ogden woman tried to kidnap infant from car at knifepoint, charges say

Police say an intoxicated Ogden woman tried to kidnap a stranger's 1-year-old child from their car at knifepoint on Sunday.

Millions more workers would be entitled to overtime pay under a proposed Biden rule

A new rule would require employers to pay overtime to so-called white collar workers who make less than $55,000 a year, up from the current threshold of $35,568, which was set by the Trump administration in 2019.

Road rage videos spark concern about the increasing trend in Utah County

Two new videos of a road rage incident in Utah County are showing a worrying trend in the state.

Utah embraces 'special' opportunity to host Florida in historic first at Rice-Eccles Stadium

The University of Florida doesn't travel outside of its state much for nonconference games.

President of National Association of Realtors resigns after lawsuit, sex harassment claims

Kenny Parcell, a Utah man who was president of the National Association of Realtors, resigned Monday following a lawsuit and a New York Times article alleging sexual harassment.

As FAA considers tighter regulations on charter flights, St. George-based SkyWest weighs in

Federal officials announced last week that they are considering revisions to rules governing some air charter operations.

KSL.com BOLD prep football player of the week: Corner Canyon's Isaac Wilson

Fair or not, Corner Canyon quarterback Isaac Wilson was always going to be compared to his older brother Zach Wilson

Rare blue supermoon could team up with Hurricane Idalia to raise tides higher

A rare blue supermoon could raise tides above normal just as Hurricane Idalia lashes Florida's west coast, exacerbating flooding from the storm.

Logan man charged with making death threats over food stamps

A Logan man was charged with threat of terrorism after police say he threatened to "kill a bunch of people and himself" after being told he couldn't get more money for food stamps.

The Great Gloom? US worker happiness eroding at record pace; health care pros most dire of all

In spite of a U.S. labor sector that's grown employment "greener pastures" at a record pace for nearly two years straight, a new report finds most U.S. workers are not happy.

This Utah travel agency's unique approach to travel is saving people thousands

If you've got big plans to see the world, booking a dream vacation through a travel agent is a wise move for several reasons.

Several members of Utah family hospitalized after boat crash at Lake Powell

A Utah family involved in a boating accident last week in Lake Powell said they are thankful everyone made it out alive, even though they know the road ahead is going to be long.

Amazon is raising free-shipping minimums for some customers who don't have Prime memberships

Amazon has been quietly raising the amount some customers must spend on its site to get free shipping.

US home prices are rebounding — almost all the way back to record highs last year

U.S. home prices have climbed for five consecutive months and are just below their all-time high from a year ago.

Idalia hits Florida with 125 mph winds, flooding streets, snapping trees and cutting power

Hurricane Idalia tore into Florida at the speed of a fast-moving train Wednesday, splitting trees in half, ripping roofs off hotels and turning small cars into boats before sweeping into Georgia and South Carolina as a still-powerful storm.