Utah Warriors add another road win over San Diego to keep pace atop West

Joe Mano was one of four try scorers, and D'Angelo Leuila had three conversions for 6 points as the Utah Warriors never trailed in a 31-18 win over the San Diego Legion.

Diego Luna shown controversial red card, RSL falls 1-0 to Toronto at home

The Diego Luna red card was a pivotal moment in handing RSL its sixth loss in nine games to start the season, falling 1-0 to Toronto FC at America First Field.

'I can't be silent': 2,000 rally at state Capitol for another 'Hands Off' protest against Trump

A crowd of more than2,000 people rallied outside the state Capitol in Salt Lake City Saturday for another "Hands Off" protest.

Photo gallery: Interfaith Easter celebration

A large crowd attended an interfaith Easter celebration on Monday evening, featuring live music by Christian artists, faith speakers including Pastor Jeff McCullough and David Butler, interpretive signs for Stations of the Cross and other events.

Sen. Mike Lee meets with US allies in Finland and Denmark

Sen. Mike Lee traveled with a congressional delegation this week to visit top government officials in Denmark, Estonia and Finland to discuss military priorities with European allies.

University of Utah biochemist named one of Time's most influential people of 2025

A University of Utah professor is being recognized as one of Time's most influential people for his work in creating lenacapavir, a long-lasting HIV prevention and treatment drug.

Utah honors 250th anniversary of the 'shot heard round the world' with ceremony at state Capitol

The sound of bagpipes echoed off the marble steps of the state Capitol Saturday morning to honor the 250th anniversary of the "shot heard round the world."

Russia's Putin declares unilateral Easter ceasefire in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a surprise one-day ceasefire in Ukraine for Easter on Saturday, but Kyiv said Russian forces continued artillery fire and called instead for an extended true halt to hostilities.

Salt Lake City reaches budget agreement with police union before new bill kicks in

Police officers in Utah's capital city are slated to receive a raise through an agreement facilitated before a new state law bans public unions from collectively bargaining.

Devon Dampier highlights spring game standouts as Utah closes out camp

As Utah football closed out its camp with its annual spring game, it was clear that quarterback Devon Dampier could be a special talent to lead the Utes offense this fall.

Utah's parole board launches new victim notification system

Utah's parole board has a new way of notifying victims of crime about offenders' parole hearings. The move comes after previous reporting by the KSL Investigators on challenges with victim notifications.

Red Rocks stumble in national championship, finish season in 4th place

It wasn't the Red Rocks' day when it mattered most.

'Shot caller' for Utah gang arrested, accused of obstructing justice in murder case

A "shot caller" for a street gang was arrested Friday for investigation of obstructing justice while he was attending a court hearing for a fellow gang member charged with murder.

Comeback Cougs: BYU softball polishes off rivalry sweep with 6-inning win over Utah

Lily Owens and Keila Kamoku both went 3-for-4 with a three-run home run, and the Cougars swept the rivalry series with a 14-5 win over Utah in six innings Saturday afternoon at Gail Miller Field.

1 critically injured with burns suffered in Washington County house fire

A man was hospitalized in critical condition Saturday with burn and blast injuries from what firefighters called a "well-involved basement fire" in Rockville, Washington County.

Louisiana joins Utah, Texas in suit on nuclear reactors

A lawsuit filed by Texas, Utah, Louisiana and a nuclear startup company targets the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, arguing the lack of nuclear reactor development is by design.

Supreme Court temporarily blocks deportations of Venezuelan migrants under wartime law

The U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday temporarily barred the Trump administration from deporting a group of Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members and was seeking to remove under a rarely used wartime law.

BYU legend Conner Mantz returns to Boston to chase down old demons

Conner Mantz, America's best marathoner, will face his old demons when he competes in the legendary and famously arduous Boston Marathon on Monday.

Goldman Sachs extends $100M program for rural small businesses to Utah

While celebrating the 1,000th Salt Lake City graduate of its small businesses program, Goldman Sachs launched its $100 million initiative to expand education and resources to small business owners throughout Utah.

US judge temporarily blocks mass firings at consumer bureau

A federal judge on Friday halted the mass firings carried out Thursday afternoon at the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, saying she was deeply concerned that the Trump administration had violated court orders setting conditions on dismissals.

Poll: Americans less likely to buy homes, other big-ticket items due to Trump tariffs

Americans say President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs have made them less likely to buy a home or make another major purchase this year.

How did crocodiles and alligators survive extinction? New Utah research may have the answer

Utah researchers say they believe they now know how existing crocodile, alligator and gharial species survived a pair of mass extinction events — information that could fuel future research.

Provo Power aiding in Navajo Nation electrification initiative

Provo Power is aiding in electrification efforts on the Navajo Nation, among 45 utility companies taking part in the Light Up Navajo! initiative.

Salt Lake police report 33 felony, 49 misdemeanor arrests this month on Jordan River Trail

Salt Lake police announced Saturday their public safety enforcement along the Jordan River Trail is "outpacing initial expectations," with 33 felony arrests since the beginning of April.

Trump moves to rescind public lands conservation rule

President Donald Trump's Department of Interior is moving to rescind the BLM's Public Lands Rule that set conservation on the same footing with other forms of use on federal public land.

Grieving U. student creates overdose prevention program in friend's honor

University of Utah student Cole Brunner lost his friend Teagan Pope to an opioid overdose. Now, he advocates for opioid overdose prevention on campus in Pope's memory.

Riverton reactivates its Green Well to increase water supply amid growing population

Riverton celebrated the completion of its Green Well project Friday — a nanofiltration well designed to serve as a sustainable water source for the southwest part of the valley.

Utah driver arrested after trying to run Tesla off the freeway, troopers say

A Utah driver was arrested Friday and accused of intentionally trying to bump a Tesla off the freeway while going up to 120 mph, according to the UHP.

Utahns disappointed by Sundance Film Festival exit, poll says

The majority of Utahns are disappointed Sundance Film Festival will leave Park City in 2027, a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found.