Trial for man accused in 2-year-old's death opens with images of devastating brain injuries

The trial opened Monday in the case against the 30-year-old man accused of killing a 2-year-old in Washington City last year, where the treating physicians outlined the injuries the toddler sustained that ended her life.

Biden administration moves to forgive $4.7B of loans to Ukraine

The Biden administration has moved to forgive about $4.7 billion in U.S. loans to Ukraine as outgoing officials seek to do what they can before leaving office to bolster Ukraine in its war against Russia.

Water notices warn Utahns of potential lead contamination

Water district officials say there's no need for alarm, but they are sending out notices to let residents know they may be at risk for lead contamination.

How the Utah Rising vision aims to make Utah's economy the best in the nation

The Salt Lake Chamber unveiled its Utah Rising plan to help carry the vision of making Utah's economy the best in the nation.

Vineyard appoints new City Council member following vacancy

The Vineyard City Council voted to fill a council seat Wednesday evening after a councilwoman announced her resignation earlier this month.

Lawmakers vote down bill to prevent counting of mailed ballots that arrive after Election Day

Utah lawmakers declined to recommend a bill that would have prevented the counting of mail-in ballots that arrive after polls close on Election Day.

Salt Lake dealership owner faces 10 felonies accusing him of not delivering titles

The owner of a now-closed Salt Lake car dealership is charged with failing to deliver titles on vehicles purchased by customers because he still owed money to companies that gave him loans.

Heart procedure saves 500-plus lives in northern Utah

McKay-Dee Hospital has used a relatively new heart procedure that has saved 500-plus lives. Patients would have had to go to Salt Lake City if the Ogden hospital did not offer the procedure.

Salt Lake City hits snag with temporary road closure in race to restore lost 'quiet zones'

Salt Lake City wants to temporarily close a railroad crossing holding up a "quiet zone" from being reestablished, but the plan hit a snag on Tuesday.

Turn your home Into a holiday haven

Creating the right atmosphere in your home makes all the difference over the holidays.

Police arrest 16-year-old in connection with West High parking lot shooting

A 16-year-old boy was taken into police custody Wednesday in connection with a shooting that injured a teen in the West High School parking lot.

Weight-loss drug coverage rises among largest US employers, Mercer survey finds

About 44% of U.S. employers with 500 or more employees cover drugs for weight loss in 2024, up from 41% in 2023, according to a survey from consulting firm Mercer released on Wednesday.

Ex-Utah State University football coach Blake Anderson files lawsuit against university

Utah State University and its former head football coach Blake Anderson are once again in the legal spotlight after Anderson filed a $15 million wrongful termination lawsuit against the university and its athletic director on Tuesday.

Ogden man killed on front porch faced civil judgment 2 weeks before death

A civil judgment against an Ogden man who was shot and killed while either sitting or sleeping on a front porch was issued just two weeks before his Sept. 21 death.

'Rust' gets low-key debut, honors cinematographer killed on set

Alec Baldwin's Western "Rust" premiered at a low-key Polish film festival on Wednesday, three years after cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on set.

Audit recommends improvements to Utah's emergency medical transportation system

A legislative audit recommends more local control of medical transport providers in Utah after complaints of poor care of patients while being transferred between facilities.

Youth sports coach charged with 18 counts of forcible sexual abuse of teen

A West Valley man who is also a youth sports coach is facing 22 felony charges tied to a sexual abuse investigation involving a teenage girl.

Provo police looking for burglars who vandalized Latter-day Saint meetinghouse

Provo police are looking for burglars who broke into a Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in October and caused several thousand dollars in damage, including destroying the church's organ.

Have You Seen This? Glad he was wearing a helmet

I think this video serves as a perfect reminder of why we should wear helmets. And also why motorcycle rider training is essential.

Great Salt Lake falls to a familiar level, but will a 'precipitous' history repeat itself?

The Great Salt Lake fell by as much as 3 feet over the last few months, leaving it at a point similar to three years ago. But experts remain hopeful for its future.

One Direction stars join mourners at Liam Payne's funeral

The former members of boy band "One Direction" were among the mourners at the funeral of their band mate Liam Payne on Wednesday, just over a month after the singer died aged 31.

Italian village offers $1 homes to those upset by election results

A rural town in Italy is using the outcome of the U.S. election as a springboard to help revive its fortunes.

Logan man charged with shooting at car with child inside, stabbing driver

A 32-year-old Logan man has been charged with attempted murder after police say he repeatedly stabbed a man and shot at him over a child care dispute.

UHSAA to consider changes to classifications, including drop of Corner Canyon to 5A

Periodically, the state's leadership organization for high school athletics has to make changes.

BYU women's basketball mining talent out of Gem State

Nearly a third of the Cougars' 2024-25 roster comes from the state of Idaho, as head coach Amber Whiting taps into what the third-year collegiate head coach views as the under-recruited Gem State.

Utah nonprofit has delivered 50K quilts since Russia invaded Ukraine

A small Utah nonprofit has hit a big milestone in relieving suffering worldwide.

Judge dismisses Gabby Petito family's wrongful death suit against Moab police

A wrongful death lawsuit filed by Gabby Petito's family against the Moab Police Department was dismissed on Wednesday due to the governmental immunity statute.

Eagle Mountain road rage suspect pleads guilty to 2 counts of manslaughter

An Eagle Mountain man pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter in a 2023 road rage crash on state Route 73 that claimed the lives of two people.

Smuggler arrested with 300 tarantulas strapped to his body

Police in Peru have arrested a man caught trying to leave the country with 320 tarantulas, 110 centipedes and nine bullet ants strapped to his body.

3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Country legend Alan Jackson said farewell to Salt Lake City — and the fans showed up

The 66-year-old country music legend seemed emotional as he stepped onto the stage of the Delta Center and looked out at the packed arena.

Susan Smith denied parole 30 years after drowning 2 sons by rolling car into lake

A parole board decided unanimously Wednesday that Susan Smith should remain in prison, despite her plea that God has forgiven her for infamously killing her two young sons 30 years ago.

Aging 1976 pipeline linked to South Jordan house explosion

The NTSB released its preliminary report on Wednesday into the explosion and fire at a South Jordan home on Nov. 6 that claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy.

Home run or foul? Public weighs in on MLB stadium, 400-foot west-side buildings zoning

City residents and business owners see pros and cons of a new zone that would drastically change the Fairpark neighborhood and possibly bring in Major League Baseball.

'Connection' magazines publisher calls it quits amid economic pressures

The publishers of six community magazines, known as Connection, are shuttering their operations for good.

'Grateful for them': Ty Jordan, Aaron Lowe remain part of outgoing senior class at Utah

In Sharrieff Shah's office inside the Utah football facility is two pictures of former Utes safety Aaron Lowe — of him smiling, of course.

KSL.com seeks feedback on new Key Takeaways feature

KSL.com is seeking feedback on a new feature that uses AI to create story summaries atop many news articles.

What to know ahead of the potentially record-breaking Thanksgiving travel week

Experts say this Thanksgiving could produce record-breaking travel nationwide, including some impacts in Utah.

True cost of developing an app: Unmasking the hidden savings

The reality is that a significant portion of app development doesn't involve building everything from scratch.

Police seek information related to Copper theft in Sandy

Thousands of feet of copper wiring were stolen in Sandy, and police want help tracking down the thieves.

GOP Rep. Mace files resolution to prohibit bathroom use not corresponding to biological sex

House Republican Rep. Nancy Mace has proposed a resolution to prohibit House members and employees from using bathrooms, changing rooms and locker rooms that don't correspond to their biological sex.

Matt Gaetz probe in focus as House Ethics panel expected to meet

The U.S. House Ethics Committee is expected to meet behind closed doors Wednesday as some Senate Republicans call for it to share the findings of its probe into allegations of sexual misconduct involving Donald Trump's attorney general pick Matt Gaetz.

Sources: Sony in talks to buy media powerhouse behind 'Elden Ring'

Sony looks to add to its entertainment portfolio with the acquisition of the Japanese media powerhouse behind the game "Elden Ring."

Murder sentencing of Ogden veteran postponed for competency review

Despite a large gathering of loved ones expecting some closure in the senseless murder of Royer Peña, the sentencing of Brendon Powell was postponed after the defendant's competency was called into question.