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After decades of use, Utah military parting ways with harmful firefighting foam

05/18/2024 10:20pm

With an Oct. 1 deadline looming, Hill Air Force Base and the Utah National Guard have been working to swap out their old firefighting foam with a newer, safer product.

Arango, Gomez score twice for RSL in electric 5-3 home win over Colorado

05/18/2024 9:53pm

Real Salt Lake's 5-3 home win over Rocky Mountain rival Colorado Rapids had several exciting moments.

Republicans' appetite for government: Most want expansion, not cuts, of entitlement programs

05/18/2024 9:18pm

Former President Donald Trump has officially abandoned his 2016 campaign promise to abolish the Affordable Care Act.

2 teenage girls in critical condition after being hit by a car in Spanish Fork

05/18/2024 9:04pm

Spanish Fork police said two teenage girls were struck by a vehicle Saturday and were taken by helicopter to Primary Children's Hospital in critical condition.

Man arrested in domestic violence kidnapping in Salt Lake City

05/18/2024 8:46pm

A 51-year-old male was arrested in Salt Lake City after police say he held a woman against her will Saturday.

The Dow closed above 40,000. The big number means little for your 401(k)

05/18/2024 8:24pm

Even if the Dow's topping the 40,000 level is cause for celebration, it doesn't inherently mean much. What's more important is that it's one of the examples showing how the broader U.S. stock market is setting records.

Utah man gets prison for causing DUI crash that killed 5-year-old

05/18/2024 7:41pm

A man who killed one and injured others in a crash while driving under the influence has been ordered to serve a 15-year prison sentence.

Whitewater kayakers race down the Provo River before flows drop

05/18/2024 7:02pm

Competitors raced down the churning whitewater of the lower Provo River before Spring runoff slows, as part of the Provo River Race on Saturday.

Building a mental health toolkit

05/18/2024 6:01pm

When life overwhelms you, sometimes there's not just one solution; which is good to have a variety of tools in your "mental health toolkit."

After 3-hour rain delay, Utah softball advances past Morgan State in regional match

05/18/2024 5:45pm

A three-hour rain delay couldn't stop Utah softball.

Under Armour was a real threat to Nike. Now it's fighting to stay relevant

05/18/2024 4:41pm

It was once hyped as a worthy rival to Nike. But at present, Under Armour, founded by a 23-year-old former college athlete, is struggling to "just do it."

Judge allows Kouri Richins' attorneys to withdraw from representing her in murder case

05/18/2024 4:14pm

A judge granted attorneys for Kouri Richins, a Kamas woman accused of fatally poisoning her husband, permission to withdraw as her counsel on Monday, after they cited "an irreconcilable and nonwaivable situation."

Utah leaders back how sports arenas and other projects are being funded

05/18/2024 4:05pm

The mechanisms set up to pay for projects could erode the state's tax base, according to the chairman of the Utah State Tax Commission, but state leaders disagree.

Houston surveys destruction from deadly storms, races to restore power amid flooding threats

05/18/2024 3:32pm

Residents in the Southeast and Gulf Coast face a severe weather threat through Saturday that could bring another round of excessive rainfall and severe thunderstorms.

Have You Seen This? Beekeeper gets a face full of bees

05/18/2024 3:04pm

This fellow should probably leave his camera home next time and focus on the bees.

A nonprofit spent 6 figures on ads for Republican attorney general candidate Derek Brown

05/18/2024 2:08pm

With the June 25 primary looming ahead, Building America's Future announced a six-figure ad buy in support of Republican attorney general candidate Derek Brown.

Gephardt Busts Inflation: Shopping specialty food markets can sometimes save you money

05/18/2024 12:59pm

To save money on your groceries, a specialty food market might not come to mind. But KSL Consumer Investigator Matt Gephardt found branching out to specialty food markets might help you bust some grocery inflation.

The 'Barefoot Dutchman' and his remarkable trek for men's mental health

05/18/2024 11:58am

A determined, upbeat man is on a journey, walking from LA to Times Square barefoot to raise awareness about men's health. It will also break the Guinness World Record for walking barefoot.

Test Drive: The Explorer ST is Ford's family hauling hot rod

05/18/2024 11:30am - SPONSORED

If you want a Mustang but need to do the kid-hauling thing, the Explorer ST is your new best friend.

CDC advises mpox may be making a comeback

05/18/2024 11:23am

A deadlier version of monkeypox — now being called mpox — is hitting the central African nation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Wondering why Trump won? Here's what you don't know about Americans in the middle

05/18/2024 11:05am - PARTNER

Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon's new book "Second Class" is about working-class Americans and why they're struggling to achieve the American dream.

Bountiful Elementary School receives kindness award

05/18/2024 10:46am

Cultivating a culture of kindness, the campaign One Kind Act a Day is celebrating Bountiful Elementary students with a special honor.

This University of Utah medical school alum runs largest biomedical research institute in the world

05/18/2024 10:07am

Dr. Monica M. Bertagnolli, a University of Utah medical school alum and director of the National Institutes of Health, addressed the 2024 graduating class of the university's Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine.

Authorities identify man killed by falling crane at Park City job site

05/18/2024 10:03am

Authorities identified a construction worker who was killed in an accident at a work site in the Promontory area of Park City Saturday morning.

Dead foxes and squirrels puzzle Millcreek neighborhood

05/18/2024 9:45am

Neighbors have reported five dead foxes and three dead squirrels in Millcreek to the Department of Wildlife Resources, and no one knows what's killed them.

Rangers want help identifying pair suspected of archeological theft in Canyonlands

05/18/2024 9:09am

Rangers are asking for the public's help identifying two visitors to Cave Springs who are suspected of archeological theft.

Why writing by hand beats typing for enhancing memory, learning

05/18/2024 8:29am

At a time when schools are abandoning teaching cursive, and texting and typing overtake penning notes by significant margins, science suggests that writing things down by hand set them in memory better, enhancing learning.

Protecting your car from the growing risk of keyless vehicle thefts

05/18/2024 8:03am

Many newer cars use wireless key fobs and push-button starters. The technology makes it more convenient for you to get into your vehicle, but it also makes things easier for thieves.

Should you be worried about the ringing in your ears?

05/18/2024 8:00am - SPONSORED

While most people learn to ignore it, it can be a source of anxiety, sleeplessness or even depression for some.

Provo Power crew helping bring electricity to Navajo Nation homes

05/18/2024 7:36am

A four-man Provo Power crew is in the Navajo Nation installing power lines to help bring electricity to those who don't have it, part of the Light Up Navajo initiative.

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