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'It felt like an away game': Celtics fans fill the Delta Center in Boston's win over Jazz

03/21/2025 11:18pm
Utah fans made the Celtics pay on Friday during Boston's 121-99 win over the Jazz. Well, they made Celtics fans pay at least.

1 severely burned in American Fork chemical explosion

03/21/2025 10:53pm
One person was severely burned in a chemical explosion in American Fork Wednesday.

Millcreek man sentenced to prison for 2015 murder

03/21/2025 10:31pm
Ahmed Sharif-Mohamed Ali was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison on Thursday for the murder of Modibo Diallo in early 2015.

Fourth grader brings airsoft gun to Nephi elementary, prompting quick action

03/21/2025 10:03pm
A fourth-grade student at Red Cliffs Elementary in Nephi brought a black airsoft gun resembling a real handgun to school Thursday, sparking concern among classmates and staff.

Demolition underway on the Fleet Block buildings, 29 murals painted on them

03/21/2025 9:26pm
Demolition is underway of the city-owned Fleet Block buildings in Salt Lake City and the 29 murals painted on them as redevelopment of the site edges forward.

Delayed 2 years by fire, Utah restaurateurs find 'silver lining' in new Sugar House location

03/21/2025 9:02pm
A mixed-use project in Sugar House delayed by a $59 million fire in 2022 is almost complete. Its first business, an upscale restaurant, opened on Friday.

George Foreman, heavyweight boxer and purveyor of grills, dies at 76

03/21/2025 8:53pm
American George Foreman, one of the great second acts in sports who reclaimed the heavyweight boxing title after coming out of retirement and became a celebrated product pitchman, died on Friday at age 76, his family said.

Cougars, Badgers keep NCAA 2nd round mood light with recovery, family — and hot tubs?

03/21/2025 8:49pm
Sixth-seeded BYU (25-9) will face third-seeded Wisconsin (27-9) in primetime of Saturday's second round at Ball Arena.

Hurricane mayor pushing for term limits through proposed ballot initiative

03/21/2025 8:37pm
Hurricane Mayor Nanette Billings is leading an effort to establish term limits for local elected officials with a proposed ballot initiative that could reshape the city's leadership structure.

Columbia agrees to government demands in bid to restore funding

03/21/2025 8:12pm
Columbia University has agreed to changes demanded by the Trump administration as a precondition for restoring $400 million in federal funding pulled this month over allegations the school tolerated antisemitism.

Colon cancer in young adults: Utahn shares experience being diagnosed at 21

03/21/2025 7:39pm
Two years ago, at age 21, Brinlee Luster was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. She's sharing her story so others can be inspired.

'A blatant power grab': Emails show virtually no support for public records bills

03/21/2025 7:11pm
Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday he'll sign two public records bills that could impact Utahns' ability to get information on the government. To find out what feedback key lawmakers were receiving about the bills, KSL-TV asked for and received correspondence about the proposals through a public record request.

Review: 'Snow White' not great but still a surprise

03/21/2025 6:31pm
Here are some reasons "Snow White" isn't as bad as I was expecting and some reasons it's still not great.

Charles Abouo's role with BYU basketball is different, but no less rewarding, in return to March

03/21/2025 6:27pm
On the bench, Abouo, who earned a degree from BYU in exercise and wellness and is currently pursuing an MBA as a graduate assistant, was no-less involved this week in Denver than when he averaged 72.

Trump revokes legal status for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans

03/21/2025 5:56pm
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration will revoke the temporary legal status of 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans in the United States, a Federal Register notice says.

'I just killed (him) bruh': Man charged with murder in fatal Millcreek shooting

03/21/2025 5:04pm
A West Valley man was charged Friday with murder after allegedly claiming he was playing around when his gun went off, striking another man in the back and killing him.

Top 5 reasons you should buy a minivan, the 2025 Kia Carnival edition

03/21/2025 4:53pm - PARTNER
For many families, the SUV has become the default choice for hauling kids, groceries and gear. But what if there was a better, more practical option? Enter the minivan.

3 college students injured, 1 critically, in southern Utah rollover

03/21/2025 4:46pm
An 18-year-old woman was critically injured after being thrown from a vehicle Friday while driving to Zion National Park.

Chilling video released in Dylan Rounds murder investigation is the 'convicting piece of evidence'

03/21/2025 4:40pm
A cell phone video has been released showing James Brenner cleaning a gun with blood on his shirt moments after he shot and killed 19-year-old Dylan Rounds in May 2022.

2 injured, 1 critically, while cleaning rain gutters in Layton

03/21/2025 4:09pm
Two people were injured Friday when a ladder they were using to clean out rain gutters touched a power line.

South Jordan man charged in alleged $5M Ponzi scheme

03/21/2025 4:04pm
A South Jordan man is accused of operating a $5 million Ponzi scheme in Utah and using the earnings to purchase real estate, a personal chef and a sports car.

Have You Seen This? Adorable dog enjoys ski outing with its owner

03/21/2025 3:33pm
An Oregon skier took to the slopes with his Shiba Inu for a day enjoying the snow.

Why Mayor Erin Mendenhall sees recent legislative session as 'punitive' for Salt Lake City

03/21/2025 3:24pm
Salt Lake City's mayor described the recent legislative session as more "punitive" toward the city but said there is mutual respect with top legislative leaders and Gov. Spencer Cox.

Get Gephardt helps Utah couple who say they were left in the lurch by airline's sudden rebooking

03/21/2025 3:06pm
A Utah couple booked their honeymoon trip on Expedia, but somehow, they got rebooked on a different flight on a different airline and at a different time.

5 compelling reasons buying a new vehicle might be a smarter choice than buying used

03/21/2025 3:00pm - SPONSORED
With a new car, you can avoid the hidden costs often associated with used vehicles, such as repairs and maintenance. New cars come with warranties that cover most repairs, allowing you to drive with confidence.

Former Hildale coach arrested for alleged inappropriate contact with student

03/21/2025 1:49pm
A former assistant coach at Water Canyon High School is facing a misdemeanor charge based on allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a 16-year-old athlete at the school, authorities say.

March sadness: Utah women fall victim to Indiana in 1st round of NCAA Tournament

03/21/2025 1:41pm
After playing to a tie at the halftime break in a game that featured 13 lead changes in the first half, No. 9 Indiana used an effective post game to flip the script.

Supreme Court upholds dismissal of environmental lawsuit filed by Utah kids

03/21/2025 1:07pm
Utah's Supreme Court said Thursday the district court was right to dismiss an environmental lawsuit from seven Utahns, ages 9 to 18, against Utah's fossil fuel policies.

Trump awards Boeing much-needed win with F-47 fighter jet contract

03/21/2025 12:35pm
President Donald Trump awarded Boeing on Friday the contract to build the U.S. Air Force's most sophisticated fighter jet yet, dubbed the F-47, handing the company a much-needed win.

Another winter advisory issued in Utah ahead of spring temps

03/21/2025 12:00pm
Some of Utah's mountain areas could receive another foot of snow this weekend before warmth brings 70-degree temperatures back to the Wasatch Front.

'Erratic' man arrested after forcing Sandy elementary school into lockdown

03/21/2025 11:40am
A man suspected of being high on meth was arrested Thursday after trying to enter a Sandy elementary school, police say.

Test Drive: The 2025 Ford F-150 PowerBoost is a hybrid workhorse with serious muscle

03/21/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED
Has Ford perfected the F-150? Quite possibly, yes. With loads of power, comfort, tech and capability, this F-150 is the best yet.

President Nelson's 6 years steering the Salt Lake Temple renovation

03/21/2025 11:03am - PARTNER
Two recent images related to the renovation of the Salt Lake Temple were excellent visuals that herald the colossal project's acceleration toward an epic finish.

US Postal Service workers protest against privatization of mail service

03/21/2025 11:00am
Union workers, volunteers and friends of the United States Postal Service rallied outside of Salt Lake's Main Post Station, Thursday.

As Utes open up spring camp, 'a lot of juice and energy' present with new look team

03/21/2025 10:26am
It's a team that features several new faces — at least half the roster — and a retooled offensive staff.

Utah real estate agent breaks down anticipated impacts on housing market from tariffs

03/21/2025 10:05am
Experts are warning homeowners about anticipated changes to the housing market. Policy changes from the White House are impacting buyers and sellers alike.

Alex Jensen makes first coaching hire in veteran coach Raphael Chillious

03/21/2025 9:29am
Less than a week after Alex Jensen was formally introduced as the 17th head coach of the Utah men's basketball team, the former Runnin' Utes great has made his first coaching hire.

Bracket Challenge: What is most iconic to Utah? 2nd round voting begins

03/21/2025 9:01am
Welcome back for Round 2 to determine what you believe is most iconic to Utah, a fun March bracket sponsored by Deseret First Credit Union.

Utahn arrested in Vernal accused of secretly recording women in work bathroom

03/21/2025 8:39am
A man was arrested in Vernal on Thursday after allegedly uploading child sex abuse material and recording women using the bathroom at his work.

Cox celebrates Utah's recent snowpack bump, cautions some cities will still have to 'sacrifice'

03/21/2025 8:04am
Even with a much-needed snowpack bump, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he believes water districts will have to work closely with municipalities on water consumption this year.

Salt Lake County home prices, sales expected to rise moderately in 2025

03/21/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED
After years of dizzying price hikes and relentless bidding wars during the COVID era, Salt Lake's housing market is finally sobering up — but is relief truly in sight?

Luxury rail company plans to expand scenic train route to include more of Utah

03/21/2025 7:38am
There will soon be a new scenic way to travel between Utah's and Colorado's capital cities.

St. George man charged with 10 felonies following Predator Poachers' sting operation

03/21/2025 7:19am
A St. George man now faces nearly a dozen first-degree felonies after detectives recovered videos and images depicting the sexual abuse of children on his cellphone.

Heathrow restarts flights after closure causes global flight turmoil

03/21/2025 6:52am
Flights at Britain's Heathrow began resuming late on Friday after a fire knocked out its power supply and shut Europe's busiest airport for the day.

Weber County mom promotes inclusion of students with Down syndrome with crazy socks

03/21/2025 6:17am
Crazy socks will color the halls of elementary schools in Weber County Friday as students celebrate World Down Syndrome Day, thanks to a hard-working third grader and his mother.