Why Salt Lake County's part in Delta Center district plans may not be finalized this year

Salt Lake County's mayor says the county may not have a lease agreement for land next to the Delta Center until potentially next year.

Bilingual Shakespeare adaptation in Ogden aims to promote inclusivity

A Spanish-English adaptation of one of Shakespeare's play — meant to disrupt 'Anglophone dominance in Shakespeare studies' — will be performed in Ogden.

Feds release final plan for Bears Ears National Monument

Federal agencies on Thursday released a final environmental impact statement and proposed plan outlining the management and protection of the 1.36-million-acre Bears Ears National Monument.

What to know about the RSV immunization for babies

As many as 80,000 children under 5 are hospitalized each year due to the respiratory syncytial virus, according to the CDC. RSV is a common respiratory virus that affects 90% of kids before their second birthday and can cause severe lung infections.

Group arrested in Utah ATM robbery investigation now faces federal charges

Six people have been federally indicted on the accusation of stealing $200,000 from an ATM in Taylorsville.

Utah could get another northern lights display from latest geomagnetic storm

Some Utahns who missed out on some of the heavenly shows this year may get another shot at viewing the northern lights over the next few nights.

Red zone woes? A look at Utah's problem, where it went wrong, and how it can be fixed

At the end of the day — amid all the contributing factors — it was the offense not producing in the red zone that ultimately led to Utah's fall.

Taxes, bond proposal separate S.L. County mayoral candidates Jenny Wilson, Erin Rider

Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson and challenger Erin Rider offered opposing views on taxes and a proposed public safety bond during a televised debate Thursday.

Woman dies in Davis County crash

A woman died after she crashed into the barrier on I-15 in Davis County Thursday afternoon.

12-year-old injured in 'chain-reaction crash' in Salt Lake City has died

A 12-year-old girl who was critically injured in a crash last week in Salt Lake City has died, police said.

Taxpayers in 24 states, including Idaho, may file their returns directly with the IRS in 2025

The IRS is expanding its program that allows people to file their taxes directly with the agency for free. The program is being made available to taxpayers in Idaho but not in Utah.

Garth Brooks accused of sexual assault and battery in lawsuit from hair-and-makeup artist

Country music star Garth Brooks has been accused of sexual assault and battery in a lawsuit from a "Jane Roe" who says she worked as a hairstylist and makeup artist for the award-winning singer.

Crews working to have new Bees stadium ready by opening day

Crews are rushing to finish the new home of the Salt Lake Bees in the Daybreak community of South Jordan.

Controlled crash with trooper saves man whose SUV suddenly sped up to 120 mph

An 18-year-old says his Honda Pilot suddenly accelerated over 100 mph, eventually forcing authorities to coordinate a controlled crash in the western Minnesota countryside to save the 18-year-old.

Man arrested, accused of stabbing constable with sword, biting officer's ear

A man who was being removed from an apartment that he was previously evicted from has been arrested and accused of stabbing a constable and biting a police officer's ear.

2 dead after mobile home fire in Roy

Two people are dead after their mobile home caught fire in Roy on Thursday.

Fall foliage gondola rides at Snowbasin

If you haven't visited Snowbasin in the fall, the resort, and especially its Needles Gondola, is an unforgettable experience.

KSL Investigates: Utah prison admits K-9's death in hot car was preventable; officer reassigned

More than a year after a K-9 died in a hot vehicle at the Utah State Correctional Facility, the handler responsible is still working for the department.

4 Park City residents charged with voting twice during Utah's primary election

The Summit County Attorney's Office has filed a felony charge against four Park City residents, accusing them of casting both GOP and Democratic ballots during June's primary election.

With sellout crowds and 2 title fights, UFC's 3rd PPV in Utah needs little explanation

UFC 307 will mark the promotion's fourth visit to Salt Lake City, and third straight pay-per-view that has drawn dozens of spectacular moments for fans of combat sports in the Utah capitol.

Beloved youth lacrosse coach dies of heart attack; community honors his memory

A West Jordan community is mourning the loss of a beloved youth lacrosse coach who suffered a heart attack during Saturday's game and suddenly passed away.

A week after Helene struck, power outages and impassable roads stymie recovery as death toll reaches 200

A week ago, Helene was plowing into Florida, thrashing cities and towns on the Gulf Coast while millions of people ahead of the hurricane's path were dealing with rains that preceded even more rain. Forecasters warned of impacts that would be felt far inland.

Standard Optical CEO says customers will get their orders after Utah business closed its stores

Standard Optical customers looking to pick up their glasses or contact lenses are being met with locked doors. On Monday, the 113-year-old Utah-based eye care provider shuttered its stores.

A fifth recall for Tesla Cybertruck within a year, the latest due to rearview display

Tesla is recalling more than 27,000 Cybertrucks because the rearview camera image may not activate immediately after shifting into reverse.

Utah tour company shows travelers European WWII historical sites

World War II history buffs and those who are eager to learn more about what the Department of Defense calls the "deadliest war in history" can see dozens of incredible historical war sites with a Utah tour group.

'Representing my family': Why the No. 8 means so much to Jazz guard Patty Mills

The No. 8 holds a special significance to Patty Mills. There was a slight problem: That number was already being worn by Brice Sensabaugh.

Capitol Reef implements new year-round reservation system for popular campground

Capitol Reef National Park will now use a year-round reservation system at a popular campground in the park.

The 30 best fall TV shows to stream right now

From cozy to spooky, any of these could be the right binge-worthy TV show to fit your mood this fall.

Utah State becomes latest to cancel volleyball match with San Jose State

Utah State University became the latest team to cancel a women's volleyball match against a San Jose State team that reportedly includes a transgender athlete.

Crash experts concerned about 16 deaths in the last week on Utah roads

Utah is seeing a spike in deadly crashes with 31 fatal crashes since Labor Day, and 16 deaths just in the last week. State crash experts with Utah's Zero Fatalities campaign believe it's a trend drivers can reverse.

Henderson warns of threats, urges Utahns to question 'doubters' of election results

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson warned of threats against election systems in Utah and urged voters to "doubt the doubters before you doubt the entire election system."

McDonald's to begin selling Chicken Big Mac in the US

When McDonald's rolled out the Chicken Big Mac in the United Kingdom, it sold out within 10 days. Now, it's likely hoping for similar success in the United States.

Lines of ships at ports grow as dockworker strike enters third day

Long lines of container ships lined up outside major U.S. ports on Thursday as the biggest dockworker strike in nearly half a century entered its third day, preventing unloading and threatening shortages of everything from bananas to auto parts.

Estranged wife shot, killed missing Cottonwood Heights man in his sleep, police say

A confidential informant has told police that a missing Cottonwood Heights man was shot and killed in his sleep by his estranged wife. As of Thursday, his body has not been found.

The nation's largest teachers union just contributed nearly $400K to help fight Amendment A

The country's largest teachers union is coming after Amendment A in a big way.

Police: Multiple reports of Kearns High School students being robbed at gunpoint

Police are investigating at least four cases of Kearns High School students being robbed at gunpoint just outside of the school.

'Six Days in August' movie about Brigham Young will inspire and captivate audiences

The 1844 succession crisis in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—and, specifically, of the confrontation between Sidney Rigdon and the Twelve—is the focus of a new movie.

'He killed all of us': Judge hears from mother of children in fatal Dixie Drive crash

The driver involved in a fatal crash on North Dixie Drive that killed two children in 2023 appeared for sentencing Tuesday.

Black bear moved after brush with Logan neighborhood

A black bear strolled through several people's yards in Logan on Tuesday. Neighbors can breathe a sigh of relief, thanks to wildlife officers.

US prosecutors detail evidence in Trump election subversion case

A U.S. judge on Wednesday made public a court filing in which federal prosecutors laid out their evidence accusing former President Donald Trump of illegally trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat.

New U. Health center to study obesity in rural children across Mountain West

The new Mountain West Prevention Research Center has been funded with $5 million to study obesity among rural children in Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Idaho and New Mexico