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The SAVE Act explained

09/02/2024 10:41pm

The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, also known as the SAVE Act, requires people registering to vote in federal elections to provide documentary proof of citizenship.

Woman says sister's murder has haunted her. Now she's searching for brother she's never met

09/02/2024 10:09pm

A Wisconsin woman says her mom was involved in the murder of her 5-month-old sister in eastern Idaho nearly 60 years ago. Though it happened before Goetz was born, she didn't hear about it until years later.

8-year-old boy dies after accidental shooting in Lehi parking lot

09/02/2024 9:18pm

An 8-year-old boy who was taken to a hospital in extremely critical condition Monday evening after apparently accidentally shooting himself in the head has died.

Arlington cemetery controversy shines spotlight on Gov. Cox's sudden embrace of Trump

09/02/2024 9:06pm

A few months ago, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox was one of the few prominent Republicans consistently keeping his distance from Donald Trump. But that has changed.

Rugby coach beaten with umbrella loses sight in one eye, charges say

09/02/2024 8:30pm

A fight that broke out during a rugby tournament in Salt Lake City resulted in a coach losing sight in one eye after being assaulted by a man with an umbrella, according to police.

Burgess Owens advocates for free market, family values in education at Sutherland Institute talk

09/02/2024 7:06pm

Speaking to a room full of students at the University of Utah Tuesday, Rep. Burgess Owens stressed the importance of meritocracy and the free market in bettering the U.S. education system.

Is BYU's aggressive performance in season opener repeatable vs. SMU?

09/02/2024 6:50pm

In a season-opening win over Southern Illinois, BYU dialed up an aggressive scheme that held its FCS opponent to 231 yards on 51 plays, an average of 4.5 yards per play.

Man charged in serious crash may be connected to Salt Lake shooting

09/02/2024 5:31pm

A 32-year-old man who police say crashed into another car while trying to flee from police in Taylorsville may also have been involved in a shooting in Salt Lake City hours earlier.

'Unfinished beef': Joey Chestnut breaks own world record, beats rival in hot dog showdown

09/02/2024 5:13pm

Joey Chestnut demolished his world hot dog eating record Monday, beating longtime rival Takeru Kobayashi in a showdown billed as "unfinished beef" between the two biggest global stars in professional competitive eating.

Salt Lake Bees to play under an identity with nearly no ties to Utah. Here's why

09/02/2024 5:09pm

The Salt Lake Bees are set to play a game Tuesday under a name that has nothing to with the city or state, joining all other 120 minor league teams.

Sharing the road: Why drivers and cyclists must learn to coexist

09/02/2024 4:43pm

As a cyclist who has logged thousands of miles on the road, I'm keenly aware of the hazards of riding alongside two-ton automobiles on a busy urban thoroughfare or in a winding canyon.

18-year-old man arrested in Utah after going 148 mph on freeway, troopers say

09/02/2024 4:01pm

An 18-year-old man was arrested early Monday after police say he was traveling nearly 150 mph on I-15.

Have You Seen This? Apparently, time really flies by

09/02/2024 3:15pm

Noah Ritter went viral 10 years ago at the Wayne County Fair in Michigan for how often he said "apparently." Now, he's in the exact same spot, older and a few inches taller, reminiscing on his moment of fame.

Remembering the sugar beet, and how it drove a Beetdigger to college

09/02/2024 2:19pm

For nearly a century, sugar beets were everywhere in Utah; now they're nowhere to be found.

Plaques honoring organ donors and recipients help encourage Utahns to say 'yes'

09/02/2024 1:29pm

Two plaques honoring organ recipient Elroy "Woody" Salt and organ donor Irelan Bailey were placed in the Blanding Driver License Division on Aug. 21 to encourage southern Utah residents to say "yes" to organ donation.

St. George man charged with murder in death of his wife

09/02/2024 12:31pm

A St. George man already facing charges of assaulting his wife was charged Thursday with killing her. The woman had written in her journal that she was afraid for her life, police say.

Armed Layton man charged with threatening 11 people, fighting 6 officers

09/02/2024 12:28pm

A Layton man is facing 20 criminal charges accusing him of threatening to kill 11 people in a Salt Lake house and fighting with six police officers.

This Utahn lost his leg 7 years ago. Now he's fencing in the Paralympics

09/02/2024 12:24pm - PARTNER

Garrett Schoonover's life changed forever after a motorcycle accident in 2017 resulted in the amputation of his left leg.

Titanic expedition yields lost bronze statue, high-resolution photos and other discoveries

09/02/2024 11:43am

The location of a bronze statue not seen in decades is among the discoveries made by the company that owns the salvage rights to the Titanic during its first expedition to the site in years.

1 year since Ruby Franke, Jodi Hildebrandt arrested for child abuse: Where the case stands

09/02/2024 11:01am

It's been one year since Youtube family vlogger Ruby Franke and her former business partner Jodi Hildebrandt were arrested for child abuse. Both are currently serving time in Utah State Correctional Facility.

KSL.com Top 20+1: Lone Peak takes top spot after upset over Corner Canyon

09/02/2024 10:17am

Corner Canyon's spot as the unquestioned king of Utah high school football didn't last long with a 28-21 loss to Lone Peak just one week after besting the No. 3 team in the nation.

1 injured when shots exchanged at Kearns park

09/02/2024 9:46am

Family parties at a Kearns park were disrupted Sunday when two groups got into a shootout near the restrooms, according to police.

BYU passed its 1st exam, but bigger tests await from Week 2 onward

09/02/2024 9:02am

For now, Retzlaff passed the test, or maybe even two of them, going back to the time he knew he had won the starting job over Baylor and USF transfer Gerry Bohanon Jr.

Woman approached drive-thru customer, punched her with brass knuckles, charges say

09/02/2024 8:31am

A Pleasant View woman was charged Friday with approaching another woman in an Ogden convenience store drive-thru and punching her in the face with brass knuckles.

Most major retailers and grocers will be open on Labor Day. Costco and your bank will be closed

09/02/2024 8:06am

Here's what is open and closed this year on Labor Day and some tips for those who are traveling on the long holiday weekend.

Could snail venom help treat diabetes? U. researchers say it can

09/02/2024 7:22am

The venom of geography cone snails may hold the key to developing better drugs for people with diabetes or hormone disorders.

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