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Tips for seniors during Medicare's approaching annual enrollment period

09/04/2023 10:26pm

While seniors are often bombarded with contacts about switching their Medicare plans, making the best decisions during the annual enrollment period coming in October takes a little help.

70% of Utahns oppose giving legacy applicants preference in college admissions

09/04/2023 9:44pm

Following the Supreme Court ruling that eliminates the use of affirmative action, legacy admission practices at highly selective universities are under intense scrutiny.

Burning Man organizers lift driving ban after heavy rains trapped thousands

09/04/2023 9:06pm

Hundreds of vehicles are journeying out of the Burning Man festival grounds after heavy rains trapped tens of thousands and surrounded them with ankle-deep mud too thick to drive in.

He's living his Bolivian dream, in an American mall

09/04/2023 8:27pm

From his kiosk in the Fashion Place Mall, Marcelo Sandivar plies his watch-repairing trade for all to see

Ex-employee's lawsuit alleges racial discrimination by Salt Lake Legal Defender Association

09/04/2023 7:51pm

A man employed by the Salt Lake Legal Defender Association for over a decade filed a lawsuit against the organization claiming it discriminated against him. The organization denies the allegations.

Spike in behavior incidents has many Utah schools trying new approaches to keep students safe

09/04/2023 7:06pm

A statewide report shows violence, intimidation and vandalism have skyrocketed in Utah schools. Here's what some schools are trying to do about it.

Murray celebrates diversity by exploring cultures and community

09/04/2023 6:15pm

The city of Murray is celebrating diversity by taking a conscious step to bridge cultures and community.

BYU coaches see offensive woes as 'fixable' after Week 1 slugfest

09/04/2023 5:31pm

Offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick confirmed Monday on his "Coordinators Corner" that running back Hinckley Ropati will be out for the season with a knee injury.

Zillow Gone Wild in Utah: Pure '60s glass house with a ... drinking fountain?

09/04/2023 5:27pm

A glass home for sale in northern Utah has made it to Zillow Gone Wild, and it's not just because it's described as a "mid-century modern architectural masterpiece" inspired by the famed Frank Lloyd Wright.

Woman arrested after hitting, killing cyclist in Uintah County, police say

09/04/2023 4:43pm

A woman was arrested after allegedly hitting and killing a 15-year-old boy in Ballard, Uintah County, on Saturday.

How the housing market is exposing an 'unpredictable' tax problem for Utah homeowners

09/04/2023 4:07pm

Last year many Utah homeowners had unusually high property tax bills thanks in part to a shift in tax burden to make up for property types that paced behind those dramatic gains.

Jimmy Buffett died after 4-year fight with rare form of skin cancer, his website says

09/04/2023 3:33pm

A statement on Jimmy Buffett's website has disclosed the cause of the singer-songwriter's death: a rare, aggressive skin cancer.

Have You Seen This? Mountain climber inches along ledge of highest peak in European Union

09/04/2023 3:00pm

An awe-inspiring video is drawing attention to a mountain climber maneuvering a ledge on the highest mountain peak in the European Union.

University of Utah program helping students obtain basic needs

09/04/2023 2:02pm

The University of Utah's Basic Needs Collective is pressing forward in an effort to help U. students obtain the most common top needs.

Labor Day brings first snow of the season to Utah. What's next in the forecast?

09/04/2023 12:51pm

Both Snowbird and Solitude ski resorts celebrated the first snowfalls of the season Monday. Snow was also seen covering state Route 150 near Bald Mountain Pass in the western Uintahs.

Utah crossing guard shortage poses serious safety risk for students

09/04/2023 12:10pm

Schools across Utah are facing a crossing guard shortage. Some parents and a former crossing guard say one school with almost 1,000 students faces serious challenges.

KSL.com Top 20+1: First month has brought plenty of fresh faces to 2023 campaign

09/04/2023 12:10pm

After four weeks of the 2023 high school football season, the top of the KSL.com Top 20+1 rankings are looking awfully familiar. But a handful of recent risers are providing fresh blood for the competition.

Bronco Mendenhall: What he's learned about faith, football and family

09/04/2023 12:09pm - PARTNER

Coach Mendenhall and his wife, Holly, speak about family, faith and football and all they've learned since leaving the University of Virginia.

What good are ticks? And how can southern Utahns avoid being a meal?

09/04/2023 11:30am

Rainy weather and cooler days could be a boon for hungry ticks, leading to more activity and bites. But some southern Utahns may be wondering why there are ticks in the first place.

Steve Harwell, founding lead singer of Smash Mouth, dead at 56

09/04/2023 10:54am

Steve Harwell, the founding lead singer of the rock group Smash Mouth, died Monday at his home in Boise, according to his manager.

Bestselling Lehi author shares untold side of World War II through her newest novel

09/04/2023 10:11am

USA Today bestselling author Heather B. Moore, of Lehi, has captured the untold story of the Dutch people in Indonesia during World War II in a new novel called "Under the Java Moon."

Denver man killed in ATV crash at southern Utah state park

09/04/2023 9:28am

A 23-year-old Colorado man was killed in an ATV crash at Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park near Kanab on Saturday.

4 astronauts return to Earth in SpaceX capsule to wrap up 6-month station mission

09/04/2023 8:55am

Four astronauts are back on Earth after a six-month stay at the International Space Station. Their SpaceX capsule parachuted into the Atlantic early Monday off the Florida coast.

Man stabbed during fight in West Valley City

09/04/2023 8:19am

One man was stabbed during a fight in West Valley City early Monday, police said.

Why smaller app-based businesses are thriving in Silicon Slopes

09/04/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

For entrepreneurs and innovators alike, the Silicon Slopes region of Utah has emerged as a potent force in the tech world.

Woman stabbed in domestic incident; boyfriend arrested

09/04/2023 7:52am

One person suffered serious injuries after being stabbed in Salt Lake City early Monday, police said.

Who leads in special GOP primary to replace Rep. Chris Stewart?

09/04/2023 7:17am

Utah's Republican primary election for the soon-to-be vacated 2nd Congressional seat is Tuesday. See who has spent the most campaign money and where voter turnout is highest.

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