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Proposed bill would shorten time on Utah's registry for some sex offenders

01/24/2025 10:37pm

Utah lawmakers are expected to consider a bill that would make changes to Utah's Sex Offender Registry.

In lower-scoring affair, Red Rocks get road win over BYU in first-ever conference meet

01/24/2025 10:26pm

The week was a bookend of scores for the Red Rocks.

Utah HC falls to Jets, but Tourigny has belief the team will end season with 'a big smile'

01/24/2025 10:13pm

A mistake-ridden ending cost Utah in a 5-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets Friday at Canada Life Centre.

Utah lawmaker abandons bill letting car dealerships stay open all weekend

01/24/2025 9:44pm

A bill that would have allowed car dealerships to stay open on weekends is not moving forward this legislative session.

Trump signs crypto-friendly executive order, opens door for national digital asset stockpile

01/24/2025 9:33pm

President Donald Trump took another step toward his promise to make the U.S. the "crypto capital of the planet" on Thursday, signing an executive order aimed at promoting the domestic cryptocurrency sector.

Here's what to expect at 2025's RootsTech

01/24/2025 9:16pm

A gold medal couple, Nelson Mandela's grandson, Elder Neil L. Andersen and others will share messages at the 2025 RootsTech family history conference in March.

All welcome to celebrate Chinese New Year in Salt Lake City

01/24/2025 9:01pm

Utah's annual Chinese New Year celebrations will be about "more than dumplings and drums" and will include events for the whole family or maybe even a date.

Ford recalls more than 270,000 Broncos and Mavericks due to loss of power problem

01/24/2025 8:44pm

Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than 270,000 Broncos and Mavericks due to a power problem that can cause vehicles to stop unexpectedly or fail to start.

Afghans stranded in Mexico under Trump immigration crackdown face bleak choices

01/24/2025 8:42pm

Thousands of migrants who had expected to start their new lives in the U.S. this week found themselves suddenly faced with the prospect of returning to their home countries, seeking refuge elsewhere, or waiting indefinitely in Mexico.

New Yorkers may be allowed to use paid sick leave to look after pets

01/24/2025 8:00pm

New York City's council is set to consider legislation that would allow New Yorkers to take paid sick leave to care for their pets and service animals.

Advocates rally for more child care funding in Utah

01/24/2025 7:34pm

Advocates rallied at the state Capitol on Friday to push for more money for child care. They said Utahns are struggling to afford child care and public funding is desperately needed.

Officers testify about their actions, investigation of murder suspect Kouri Richins

01/24/2025 7:08pm

Law enforcement officers testified Thursday about why they believe specific evidence should be admitted in Kouri Richins' upcoming murder trial.

Hegseth confirmed as Trump's defense secretary in tie-breaking vote

01/24/2025 6:31pm

The Senate confirmed Pete Hegseth as the nation's defense secretary in a dramatic late-night vote Friday.

BYU engineers develop heavy-lifting, helpful humanoid robot

01/24/2025 6:02pm

Although the world might not ever have super soldiers like Captain America, engineers at BYU are building robots that could rival Steve Rogers' strength.

Jazz center Walker Kessler raising money to thank Primary Children's Hospital

01/24/2025 5:38pm

When Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler was 18 months old, he spent nearly a week in Primary Children's Hospital recovering from an illness. Now he's determined to raise money to pay it forward.

Murals from now-shuttered Native boarding school on display at Utah State museum

01/24/2025 5:16pm

A new Utah State art exhibit features 11 murals from the now-shuttered Intermountain Intertribal Indian School, which was located in Brigham City.

Lawmakers mull mandatory 10-year sentences for child torture convictions

01/24/2025 5:04pm

A legislative committee advanced a bill that would establish a mandatory minimum sentence for people convicted of child torture, though future changes to the bill are expected.

Video shows man confronting, taunting Salt Lake police officer before he is shot, killed

01/24/2025 4:32pm

Body camera video shows a man confronting and taunting a Salt Lake police officer, who had pulled over a pickup truck, before the man is eventually shot.

Trump administration says 'Gulf of America' name change now official

01/24/2025 4:01pm

The Trump administration's Interior Department said on Friday it had officially changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, and the Alaskan peak Denali to Mount McKinley.

Family of Magna man killed in 2005 expresses relief, gratitude following arrest

01/24/2025 3:03pm

The family of a Magna man found stabbed to death in his home nearly 20 years ago says they never gave up hope that the case would be solved. Police arrested a man Thursday.

SEG Foundation helps give people opportunity for a 'clean slate'

01/24/2025 2:35pm

A series of unfortunate events in his teenage years — his sister dying in a car accident, his parents separating, being bullied at school — left Hisrael "Izzy" Carranza not knowing how to cope.

Will Hardy shares lessons he learned from Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn

01/24/2025 2:31pm

It won't be a surprise if Utah Jazz head coach Will Hardy has a keen eye on Sunday's NFC championship game.

'Life altering': Utah writer, director duo take center stage at Sundance

01/24/2025 2:02pm

A Utah movie crew celebrated the premier of their movie "Omaha" in Park City Thursday. The movie tracks the growing desperation of a family in financial ruin as they roadtrip across Utah.

Lawmakers debate the value of liberal studies amid possible cuts to higher ed

01/24/2025 1:38pm

So what are Utah's public colleges or universities?

New York comic explains Jake Retzlaff's NIL deal with Manischewitz before show in Utah

01/24/2025 1:34pm

Eitan Levine had a working relationship with Jake Retzlaff, the first-ever Jewish quarterback at BYU, as well as food brand Manischewitz.

Inmate seeking parole ordered to serve at least 13 more years for brutal killing

01/24/2025 1:12pm

A Utah man once ordered to serve the rest of his natural life in prison for a brutal 1988 murder who received a parole hearing last year will remain incarcerated for at least another decade.

Walmart will pay more than $600K a year to some top managers

01/24/2025 12:32pm

Some top Walmart managers will now make as much as $620,000 annually as part of a broader pay raise from America's biggest retail chain.

Advisories issued as storm forecast to bring valuable snow, snapping long dry stretch

01/24/2025 12:00pm

A storm system headed to Utah is projected to deliver much-needed snow to both northern and southern Utah after a lull in activity.

Bangerter Highway closed for hours due to gas line rupture

01/24/2025 11:57am

Bangerter Highway was closed in both directions at 13400 South for several hours Friday after construction crews hit a gas line.

This congressman, a BYU grad, is exploring a run for Arizona governor

01/24/2025 11:52am - PARTNER

On Tuesday, the day after President Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president, and amid the celebratory commotion over a "new era," Rep. Andy Biggs announced he is considering running for governor of Arizona.

Better housing market in 2025: More inventory, greater affordability

01/24/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED

Housing inventory levels are rising, while new home construction is ramping up.

St. George to celebrate 163rd birthday with party and freebies

01/24/2025 11:25am

St. George is having its 163rd birthday party Saturday, and you're invited.

Trump says he will order FEMA overhaul on tour of disaster-hit North Carolina

01/24/2025 11:01am

President Donald Trump said on Friday he plans to sign an executive order to overhaul or eliminate the main federal agency that responds to natural disasters during a visit to storm-hit areas of North Carolina.

Trust in news media is down. KSL.com launches news survey to get your feedback

01/24/2025 10:03am

Recent global surveys show people just don't trust news media like they used to. KSL.com is launching a survey in hopes of getting feedback and increasing that trust.

A new hot commodity on eBay: Phones with TikTok installed

01/24/2025 9:36am

With no way for users to download TikTok, thousands of eBay sellers have listed phones with the app installed — hoping to capitalize on TikTok's disappearance from U.S. app stores following a brief ban.

Demolition to begin soon for downtown Salt Lake City building

01/24/2025 9:12am

A downtown building damaged in the 2020 earthquake will come down later this year, after its most prominent tenant moved out last year.

Idaho ranks 9th among states with busiest airports in December

01/24/2025 8:47am

Idaho ranks ninth among U.S. states with the busiest airports in December, according to a new analysis of passenger traffic data.

'Offensive' tattoos and 'see-through clothing' can get you kicked off Spirit Airlines

01/24/2025 8:25am

Passengers flying Spirit Airlines might need to conceal some tattoos or put on more clothing for their next flight, according to the airline's updated contract for travelers.

After extensive public comment period, lawmakers advance bill on public labor unions

01/24/2025 8:24am

A bill that would change the way public labor unions operate in the state advanced through a Utah House committee Thursday, after an extensive period of public comment.

Law enforcement ticketing vehicles parked illegally, camped overnight in Cottonwood canyons

01/24/2025 8:07am

Most overnight parking or camping in the Cottonwood canyons is illegal, but every winter, the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office sees a lot of it.

Medical risks associated with untreated hearing loss

01/24/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

Major advancements in hearing healthcare over the past decade has dramatically improved the health of patients with hearing loss and tinnitus.

2025 Sundance Film Festival begins, boosting Utah films and businesses

01/24/2025 7:33am

Hollywood made its return to Utah Thursday for the first day of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. It's expected to bring in thousands of people from all over the world, creating a big payoff for Utahns and businesses.

Photos: Frigid winds create unique ice formations at Bear Lake

01/24/2025 6:18am

A combination of strong winds and frigid temperatures created some unique sights at Bear Lake Thursday, and you won't have to battle any crowds to see them.

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