Lindon Land Cruiser dealer admits to fraud, is ordered to serve probation

A man who sold rare 4x4 vehicles admitted to fraudulent business behavior and agreed to pay back thousands before being ordered to serve probation and given suspended prison sentences.

Nissan recalls over 480,000 vehicles in the US and Canada due to engine failure risk

Nissan is recalling more than 480,000 of its vehicles across the U.S. and Canada due to potential manufacturing defects that could cause engine failure.

New multiple sclerosis clinic to provide specialty care in Utah County

Rocky Mountain MS Clinic opened a location in Lehi this week, filling a gap in care for patients who have traveled hours or more for treatment.

Utah man wrongfully detained by immigration officials for nearly 50 days, attorney says

A Utah man is speaking out after spending nearly 50 days in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Texas, despite being a lawful U.S. resident

US imposes fresh sanctions targeting Iran oil trade, Hezbollah

The U.S. imposed sanctions on Thursday against a network that smuggles Iranian oil disguised as Iraqi oil and on a Hezbollah-controlled financial institution, the Treasury Department said.

Kane County Hospital halts ambulance service to Arizona amid wrangling with state officials

Kane County Hospital in Kanab has halted ambulance service into adjacent Arizona amid wrangling with Arizona officials in securing the proper permit.

Motorcyclist dies after failing to negotiate curve, crashing on I-215 in Midvale

A motorcyclist died Thursday evening after hitting the wall of an I-215 on-ramp in Midvale, troopers said.

Stand out locally: Use KSL's Google Business Profile service

KSL business services can help you take the guesswork — and busywork — out of promoting your company online.

Trump, Putin reiterate positions on Ukraine war in phone call, Kremlin aide says

President Donald Trump pushed for a quick halt to the Ukraine war in a Thursday phone call with Vladimir Putin, while a Kremlin aide said the Russian president reiterated that Moscow would keep pushing to solve the conflict's "root causes."

Athletes, Olympic committee kick off cultural preparations for 2034 Olympics

The Olympics highlight incredible athleticism from all around the globe, but they also give the host country a chance to celebrate its culture and showcase what makes it unique on the world stage.

US Supreme Court to decide legality of transgender school sports bans

The Supreme Court agreed on Thursday to hear a bid by Idaho and West Virginia to enforce their state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams at public schools.

Salt Lake pedicab driver accused of drugging, assaulting women for years

A Salt Lake pedicab driver is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting six women since 2019. But investigators fear there are additional victims from the past 15 years.

Unlicensed contractor charged with abandoning projects in Highland, Alpine

The owner of a landscaping and concrete business is facing charges accusing him of taking money from Highland and Alpine residents and not completing the work.

Spending bill to restart, expand compensation for Utahns exposed to nuclear fallout

Downwinders from across Utah are on track to receive compensation for illnesses caused by radiation from nuclear testing as part of the Republicans' massive tax and spending package approved by the House on Thursday.

Magna man charged with kidnapping teen girl with autism

A Magna man was charged with kidnapping on Thursday after allegedly picking up a teenage girl who has autism and taking her to his home.

University of Utah cracks the top 7% of world's best universities in report

Coming in at No. 141, the University of Utah is counted among the top 7% of the 2,250 "top universities" ranked in 2025's U.S. News and World Report's "Best Global Universities."

Advisory issued at Lake Powell over harmful algae blooms

Lake Powell's lower water levels aren't the only concern this Fourth of July weekend.

Davis County controller to step down, prompting search for replacement

Davis County Controller Curtis Koch, finishing his third term, is to step down, and GOP leaders will meet to tab a replacement.

'End of an era': Washington County's Community Education Channel goes off air after 30 years

The Community Education Channel's 30 years of serving southern Utah through broadcasting meetings, local news, and sports ended Monday due to diminishing funds.

Respecting and helping veterans with 'invisible wounds' this Fourth of July

The holiday can be stressful for many veterans. Mental health expert Roger Rivera gives strategies and perspective on how to support and help.

North Ogden Canyon Road now open after dump truck rollover closed the road

North Ogden Canyon Road has reopened in both directions after a dump truck rolled over and crashed Thursday.

Jusuf Nurkic embraces role as Jazz veteran: '30 is now old?'

The new Jazz center said he "fits perfectly" in Utah.

Soda spilled: Semi loaded with Dr Pepper Zero tips, loses cargo on I-15 near Cove Fort

A semitruck loaded with aluminum cans of Dr Pepper Zero tipped over and crashed in northern Beaver County on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.

Lululemon's lawsuit against Costco highlights the rise of fashion 'dupes'

Fashion "dupes," or less expensive versions of high-end clothing and other accessories, are just about everywhere these days. They're also drawing some businesses into legal battles.

Costco is opening earlier for certain members

Costco has rolled out earlier shopping hours. But members have to pay a bit more to access it.

How a BYU basketball player's desire to serve is changing lives

Through his "Name of the Game" project, Jared McGregor has visited with and served families in need the night before every Cougars game.

South Jordan officers found legally justified in shooting, killing man with knife

Two South Jordan police officers were legally justified in shooting and killing a man armed with a knife in 2024, the distinct attorney announced Friday.

Utah now the only US state with unwanted drought situation

Virtually all of Utah is now in drought for the first time in nearly three years, and it stands out, nationally.

Driver going 133 mph on I-15 'just wanted to,' UHP says

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Utah County early Thursday after troopers say he was driving 133 mph on I-15.

Garden City fireworks only legal at Heritage Park parking lots

The Garden City fire chief announced purchased fireworks can only be used in areas near the Garden City Heritage Park within specific timeframes and on specific dates.

Man arrested for exploiting children after posing as teen boy online, police say

A man who police say was posing as a teen boy online has been arrested in Utah County for allegedly collecting and trading child sex abuse material.

Provo couple arrested, accused of abusing their children

A Provo couple was arrested Wednesday and accused of hitting, stabbing and locking their children in a room.

Liverpool player Diogo Jota and his brother killed in car accident in Spain

Liverpool player Diogo Jota and his brother were killed in a car accident in Spain when the Lamborghini they were in veered off a road and burst into flames, police said Thursday.

Utah County leaders offer relief amid canyon bathroom closures mired in federal red tape

Utah County leaders are stepping in to help with canyon bathroom closures in Forest Service territory ahead of the July Fourth weekend.

Spanish Fork man arrested after fatal motorcycle crash

A Spanish Fork man was arrested Wednesday for investigation of DUI and automobile homicide after police say he hit and killed a motorcyclist.

How will Trump's tax bill change Medicaid?

The final version of President Donald Trump's tax bill will likely come with significant changes to Medicaid, sparking concerns among the millions of Americans who rely on the program.

'It sounded like a bomb': Southern Utah homeowner shaken after SUV crashes into house

A neighborhood was reportedly shaken after a vehicle crashed into the living room of a Santa Clara residence in southern Utah Tuesday morning, though no one was injured.

Stadium of Fire makes changes after fireworks injured 26 people last year

Organizers of this year's Stadium of Fire said they've taken steps to make sure a fireworks fiasco, like last year's that injured 26 people, doesn't happen again.

Salt Lake City airport closer to issuing up to $700M in bonds as construction nears end

One last funding swing to complete the initial construction of Salt Lake City International Airport is all but cleared for takeoff.

Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill wins congressional approval

President Donald Trump's tax-cut package cleared its final hurdle in the U.S. Congress on Thursday, as the Republican-controlled House of Representatives narrowly approved the massive bill and sent it to him to sign into law.

Drive-by shooting kills 4 and wounds 14 others after a party at a Chicago restaurant

The mood in a Chicago neighborhood known for its restaurants and nightlife turned to horror late Wednesday as shots were fired at a crowd from a vehicle, killing four people.

Utah Sen. John Curtis plays key role in preserving green energy policies in massive tax bill

Sen. John Curtis is a lead negotiator in the consideration of President Donald Trump's domestic policy, especially in softening GOP-led proposals to eliminate clean energy tax credits.