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AirTag helps victim take down Minnesota man who allegedly sold cars, then stole them back

09/06/2023 10:48pm
A man in Minnesota is charged with selling cars, stealing them back, and selling them again.

Save More, Worry Less: Eating on a budget in college

09/06/2023 10:02pm
In today's Save More, Worry Less spotlight, nutritionists offer some affordable and healthy tips for college students.

Top US Senate Republican McConnell says he'll serve out term despite health concerns

09/06/2023 9:27pm
Top U.S. Senate Republican Mitch McConnell said on Wednesday he plans to serve the rest of his two-year term as party leader and his full six-year term in office, allowing for the possibility that he would step down from leadership before leaving office.

Ogden wildlife rehab center granted extension, but fight isn't over

09/06/2023 9:05pm
Northern Utah's only nonprofit for nursing injured animals back to health received an extension on its use of an Ogden facility, six months after it was told to vacate the building.

4 exceptionally preserved Roman swords discovered in a Dead Sea cave in Israel

09/06/2023 8:34pm
Israeli archaeologists have discovered four Roman-era swords with their wooden and leather hilts and scabbards and steel blades exquisitely preserved after 1,900 years in a desert cave near the Dead Sea.

Husband, wife face charges of operating illegal gambling machines

09/06/2023 8:06pm
The owner of a Salt Lake convenience store and his wife are facing charges of operating illegal gambling machines.

Judge in Trump Georgia election case 'very skeptical' of trying all defendants together

09/06/2023 7:55pm
A Georgia judge on Wednesday said he was "very skeptical" that Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants could stand trial together as soon as next month in a sprawling criminal case accusing them of conspiring to reverse the former U.S. president's 2020 election loss.

Netflix co-founder is new majority owner of Powder Mountain after $100M investment

09/06/2023 7:05pm
Just months after buying into a minority ownership position of Utah's Powder Mountain Resort, Netflix co-founder and longtime CEO Reed Hastings has ascended to majority owner of the facility by way of a new $100 million investment announced Wednesday.

BYU punter Rehkow may not get 9 kicks per week, but one of nation's best should get more use

09/06/2023 6:28pm
The junior from Veradale, Washington, punted nine times in BYU's 14-0 win over the Bearkats, a win secured by the defense, obstructed at times by the offense, but often highlighted by the boomer from the Pacific Northwest.

Delta flight forced to turn around because of diarrhea incident

09/06/2023 5:44pm
A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Barcelona on Friday night was forced to turn around after a passenger had diarrhea.

AP calls 2nd Congressional District GOP primary race for Celeste Maloy

09/06/2023 5:03pm
Utah's Republican primary was called in favor of Celeste Maloy, who increased her narrow Election Day lead on Wednesday.

Carmakers are failing the privacy test. Owners have little or no control over data collected

09/06/2023 4:33pm
Nearly all the 25 car brands whose privacy notices were scoured by the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation give drivers little or no control over the data they collect.

Woman accused of causing fatal Mother's Day crash granted pretrial release

09/06/2023 4:04pm
A Syracuse woman who allegedly caused a fatal crash in Layton on Mother's Day while impaired and distracted has been granted a pretrial release.

Have You Seen This? Antelope show off agility by scampering along cliff side

09/06/2023 3:30pm
Drone footage captures antelope climbing down a cliff side in Behbahan, Iran, on Aug. 2.

Environmental groups sue Utah, call state's Great Salt Lake efforts 'woefully inadequate'

09/06/2023 3:01pm
Five conservation groups are banding together in a lawsuit against Utah's natural resource leaders, arguing that they aren't doing enough to get water to the struggling Great Salt Lake.

5 unreal ski trails to add to your bucket list this winter

09/06/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED
With more than 3,000 skiable acres of powder and 3,000 vertical feet of shredding possibilities, Snowbasin is chock-full of all-time great runs.

Focus on what today's students need, Gov. Cox says at awards luncheon

09/06/2023 2:30pm
While Utah has seen great education outcomes — including increasing the percentage of students who graduate high school in Utah since 2013 — there are still improvements to be made, speakers at the Utah Foundation's annual awards luncheon agreed Monday.

Man arrested in elderly exploitation case after credit union employees spot 'red flags'

09/06/2023 2:26pm
Sandy police have arrested a man who detectives say entered a credit union with an 82-year-old woman who has dementia and tried to have her withdraw money.

Utah State students to play 'the mental game' against Idaho State Saturday

09/06/2023 2:06pm
After an intense Big Ten environment last week, the Aggies will be relieved to be playing in front of their home crowd at Maverik Stadium.

Renovations on oldest Latter-day Saint temple still in operation complete; now open for tours

09/06/2023 1:35pm
The St. George Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened Wednesday for media tours after four years of renovations. The public open house begins Sept. 15.

Utahn accused of ramming police car tied to THC distribution ring, charges say

09/06/2023 12:58pm
A man arrested over the weekend after allegedly ramming a Salt Lake police car is now facing drug and weapons charges following what prosecutors are calling an extensive investigation.

Concerns about Ruby Franke's children reported to police, DCFS more than a year ago

09/06/2023 12:30pm
Neighbors and an older sibling called authorities to Ruby Franke's Springville home to try to get help for several children in 2022, according to police records obtained by the KSL Investigators.

Salt Lake City bans new drive-thrus in busy part of Sugar House

09/06/2023 12:07pm
Adding new drive-thru services will no longer be permitted in a growing piece of Sugar House under a zoning ordinance amendment Salt Lake City leaders approved Tuesday night.

What to expect on the 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' Season 4

09/06/2023 11:40am - PARTNER
With Jen Shah in prison and more women in the cast, the SLC Real Housewives might turn around.

China authorities arrest 2 for smashing shortcut through Great Wall with excavator

09/06/2023 11:33am
Authorities in China arrested two people for smashing a path through a section of China's Great Wall, a cultural icon and United Nations-protected heritage site.

This Utah grant can help you open your own childcare business

09/06/2023 11:30am - SPONSORED
It's no easy job, but for people passionate about providing safe, quality childcare to busy parents, no service is more valuable.

West Jordan man charged with shooting brother-in-law with 7 children nearby

09/06/2023 11:01am
A West Jordan man has been charged with shooting his brother-in-law over the weekend as his wife stood between the two men to prevent additional shots.

Utah's run game was 'disappointing,' but there's optimism for a rebound performance

09/06/2023 10:26am
The lack of production in the run game remained a nagging area of focus for Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham, who described it in one word as "disappointing" Monday.

Here's who should get the new RSV vaccine for adults

09/06/2023 9:56am
Older? That doesn't automatically mean you should get the new RSV vaccine for adults this fall.

Dog found beaten as police investigate domestic violence incident

09/06/2023 9:26am
An American Fork man has been arrested after a domestic violence investigation led to the discovery of a dog that had been chained in a garage for two months and beaten, according to police.

KSL.com BOLD prep football player of the week: Skyridge's Trent Call

09/06/2023 9:01am
This year, Call's role is a little different for the defending 6A champion Falcons: he's catching touchdown passes instead of throwing them. Same results, though.

Suspected impaired driver charged with killing teen bicyclist

09/06/2023 8:40am
A Fort Duchesne woman was charged Tuesday with hitting and killing a 15-year-old boy who was riding his bicycle in Uintah County over the weekend.

Man with rifle in serious condition after being shot by Layton police

09/06/2023 8:13am
A man in his 30s was seriously injured after being shot by police at a Layton apartment building Wednesday morning.

SL Chamber's business development program is free for diverse business owners

09/06/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED
If you're a diverse business owner looking to enhance your skills, this program might just be the perfect fit for you. Here's what you need to know about the free, seven-week Diverse-Owned Business Accelerator program.

Car prices are coming back to Earth. Is now a good time to buy?

09/06/2023 7:58am
Two years ago, car dealers had very limited inventory. It left customers with few options and often having to pay more. Where are we at now?

West Valley man pleads guilty to sexually abusing 3 boys

09/06/2023 7:38am
A man who previously worked as a counselor at a Boy Scout camp has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing three different boys.

Moderna says updated COVID vaccine is effective against newer variant

09/06/2023 7:25am
Moderna on Wednesday said clinical trial data showed its updated COVID-19 vaccine will likely be effective against the highly-mutated BA.2.86 subvariant of the coronavirus that has raised fears of a resurgence of infections.

2 killed in Enoch crash

09/06/2023 6:49am
Two people were killed in a crash on state Route 130 near Enoch. 

Salt Lake board takes 'first step' toward approving library workers' union efforts

09/06/2023 6:18am
Salt Lake City library workers are one step closer to being the first in the state to unionize following a resolution that library leaders approved last week.