Idaho man sentenced for killing ex-girlfriend's horse after breakup

A 25-year-old Idaho man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend's horse after a breakup.

Harris campaign ads aim to tie Trump to Project 2025, despite denials

Democrat Kamala Harris' presidential campaign on Wednesday will launch an ad campaign attempting to tie Republican former President Donald Trump to Project 2025, a set of conservative policy proposals that the project's participants hope Trump adopts if elected.

Consulates in Salt Lake City and 52 other cities put focus on Mexican workers' rights

Mexican Consulates in Salt Lake and 52 other cities are hosting a range of activities this week to call attention to the rights of Mexican workers in the United States.

Sarah Palin wins bid for new trial in New York Times defamation case

Sarah Palin on Wednesday won her bid for a new trial against the New York Times over an editorial that the former Alaska governor said was defamatory.

From the slopes to the Senate: Democrat Caroline Gleich's bid to replace Sen. Mitt Romney

Caroline Gleich's eyes are set on becoming the first female senator from Utah and the youngest woman ever elected to the Senate.

Here's everything coming and going on Netflix in September

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

Locals in the NFL: Lehi's Dallin Holker proves age only a number in securing Saints' roster spot

As all 32 teams in the league assembling practice squads of up to 15 players each Wednesday, here's a look at the more than 50 players from Utah high school and college football programs on a roster.

Navigating social media is an important part of heading back to school

Back-to-school season is a perfect time to talk to your kids about social media use and how it can impact their mental health.

BYU again No. 1 in Princeton Review's 'Cancel the Keg' rankings

BYU made 16 lists, the University of Utah was on seven and another Utah school made the Princeton Review's 2025 book, 'the Best 390 Colleges.'

'This is a community asset': Construction picks up on U's 'historic' new ballpark

University of Utah leaders gathered Wednesday to celebrate the beginning of construction of the Utes' new 1,200-seat stadium next to Sunnyside Park along Guardsman Way.

Jelly Roll gushes over Utah at show, says he's buying a home in Park City

One of country music's latest and greatest star may soon be rolling back into the Beehive State — not just for a one-off performance — but to stay.

You've seen the book, now get it for free

"Putting on Christ" by author Steven Anthony Bishop seeks to inspire those who are diligent truth seekers. And for a limited time, KSL.com readers can get a free e-book version.

Supreme Court obstruction ruling sparks new legal fights on Jan. 6 riot

The former police officer charged in the U.S. Capitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021 returns to court on Wednesday for the first time since convincing the U.S. Supreme Court to raise the legal bar on obstruction charges against scores of alleged rioters.

Construction to pick up on one of Salt Lake County's newest transit 'backbones'

Officials believe a new bus rapid transit system linking three cities in the middle of the Salt Lake Valley may prove to be one of the "backbones" of future transit expansion.

Rep. Trevor Lee defends post featuring Muslims, thinks it's unnecessarily riling up people

Rep. Trevor Lee is defending a controversial social media post featuring a group of Muslims in Taylorsville and thinks the public is getting unnecessarily riled up about it.

'They trusted you': Ex-symphony director sent to prison for sexual abuse of teen 20 years ago

A 76-year-old man accused of sexually abusing teenage boys two decades ago while working as the Utah Valley Youth Symphony director was sentenced to prison Wednesday.

St. George man who kidnapped woman, kids said they were going to heaven, police say

A St. George man who kidnapped a woman and three children told them they were going to Oregon and then heaven, and that he and God were the only ones they needed, police say.

Gunman in Trump assassination attempt saw rally as 'target of opportunity,' FBI official says

A senior FBI official says the gunman in the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump saw the Pennsylvania campaign rally where he opened fire last month as a "target of opportunity."

Have You Seen This? Alaska bears in training for Fat Bear title

With Kamai National Park's popular Fat Bear Week just over a month away, a live stream camera shows brown bears prepping by catching salmon in Alaska.

Captain of superyacht that sank off Sicily declines to answer prosecutors' questions

The captain of a superyacht that sank during a storm off Sicily last week, killing seven people, has decided not to respond to prosecutors' questions.

Extreme weight loss: Latest research shows best method

Health Utah's approach is unique. It is designed to provide the health, balance, knowledge, skills and habits you need to lose the weight and sustain the weight loss indefinitely.

Supreme Court rebuffs Biden administration plea to restore multibillion-dollar student debt plan

The Supreme Court is keeping on hold the latest multibillion-dollar student debt relief plan from the Biden administration, while multiple lawsuits make their way through lower courts.

Clearfield man could spend life in prison for trying to kill woman, fleeing from police

A man from Clearfield will spend at least three years and up to life in prison for trying to kill a woman and assaulting a parole officer with his truck while fleeing from police in March 2022.

Judge finds 'extraordinary circumstances' in Chad Daybell case, grants attorneys more time

An Idaho judge found "extraordinary circumstances" in Chad Daybell's case and granted his appellate attorney's request for more time in filing for post-conviction relief.

National Park Service reaffirms e-bike rule, giving individual parks freedom to regulate usage

The National Park Service has decided that it will not make an overarching rule regulating electric bicycles. Utah's parks have different rules on where e-bikes are allowed.

50,000 fentanyl pills seized in multi-agency drug investigation

Two people were arrested and a large amount of drugs were seized in Salt Lake County on Tuesday as part of a multi-agency investigation.

Kearns couple charged with abusing teen boy with home 'jail cells'

A Kearns couple is now facing felony charges accusing them of locking a 13-year-old boy in multiple "jail cells" in their home for extended periods of time to teach him what jail is like.

Utah clinic's chronic pain treatment could be the answer for some with PTSD

If you live with PTSD or chronic anxiety, there's a new and effective treatment that might help you.

Unsuspecting mom learns her car seat is fake during hospital release car seat check

An Intermountain Health worker possibly saved a newborn's life after noticing a Utah mom was using a "fake car seat" just before she was about to leave the hospital.

Mitt Romney was called a flip-flopper in 2012. Can Kamala Harris avoid the label?

Voters and politicos are taking note of Harris' vague campaign and changing positions.

Former medalists Hunter Woodhall, David Blair highlight Utah athletes at 2024 Paralympics

Seven athletes who were born in or live and train and Utah will don the red, white and blue in pursuit of Paralympic gold over the next month.

Police arrest man in 2016 killing near Saltair

A man who police believe has been lying to them since a 22-year-old man was shot and killed near Saltair in 2016 has now been charged with obstructing justice.

KSL.com prep football player of the week: Corner Canyon's Jerome Myles

In a game that will be remembered as one of the most thrilling in recent high school football history, Corner Canyon's senior wide receiver, Jerome Myles, showcased why he's one of the top recruits in the nation.

University of Utah receives $6.5M to reduce air pollution at schools in Utah, Nevada, Wyoming

The University of Utah last week was selected as one of five recipients of a $34 million federal grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to reduce air pollution at schools in low-income, disadvantaged and tribal communities.

2 rehabilitated Swainson's hawks released into the wild near Cedar City

About 60 people gathered at the "C" Overlook southeast of Cedar City on Sunday afternoon to watch as two Swainson's hawks were released into the wild.

How the Savannah Bananas took baseball by storm and changed the game forever

From its home in Savannah, Georgia, to sold out stadiums across the country, the Savannah Bananas have forever changed the game of baseball.

'It felt Islamophobic': Utah Muslims speak out over post from Utah lawmaker

Members of the Utah Muslim community are speaking out after a social media post from a Utah lawmaker, accusing him of making a vague post that incited hateful comments.

US surgeon general calls parent stress a public health challenge

The U.S. surgeon general on Wednesday issued a public health advisory about the impact of modern stresses on parents' mental health, calling on government, businesses and community organizations to increase resources to provide them more support.

Utah Board of Pardons decisions: Woman granted parole, 2 other convicted killers denied

At least one woman has been granted parole, while two other Utah State Prison inmates will remain incarcerated for now.

Tired of overspending on your software project? This Utah company has a solution

Many software products fail because they need a product blueprint to begin an expensive development process. That's where UtahTech Labs comes in.

Man accused of shooting neighbor's dog in southern Utah

A Cedar City man was arrested and accused of shooting at two of his neighbor's dogs, killing one.

2 workers killed, 1 injured in tire explosion at Delta Air Lines facility in Atlanta

Two workers are dead and a third is seriously injured after a tire explosion at a Delta Air Lines maintenance facility near the Atlanta airport.

Man dies on river trip at Grand Canyon; 5th fatality in less than a month

Authorities say an 80-year-old man has died after falling from a boat on the Colorado River inside Grand Canyon National Park. It's believed to be the fifth reported fatality at the canyon in less than a month and the 13th this year.

Poll: Is Donald Trump too old, unfit to be president?

A majority of Utahns aren't concerned about Donald Trump's age as he campaigns for another term as president.