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Utah is rich in gold locations, ranking 10th nationally

07/13/2025 10:30pm
A new analysis puts Utah 10th place in the nation for its number of gold locations, but don't necessarily grab a pan and go out there and pan for the precious resource.

Southern Utah pilot shares first-hand account of crash landing in Oregon that injured 5

07/13/2025 9:45pm
A Cedar City resident who piloted a small jet that crashed after landing in Oregon three months ago is now sharing his story.

Health care options expanding to meet Utah growth

07/13/2025 8:40pm
The Beehive State's population is growing, creating need for expanded facilities and health care services. And hospitals, clinics and other providers are responding.

ICE arrests have tripled across the West. Inside the reasons and the costs

07/13/2025 7:00pm
President Donald Trump's promise of mass deportations gained momentum over the first six months of his second term and the effect is being felt throughout the American West — including Utah.

'Avoid the area': Wildfire breaks out on Monroe Mountain in Sevier County

07/13/2025 5:54pm
Evacuations are underway as a human-caused wildfire broke out near Monroe in Sevier County on Sunday afternoon.

Draper woman says timeshare exit company left her out $9K and still stuck in her timeshare

07/13/2025 5:45pm
Shirley England is not alone in her frustration of owning a timeshare she seemingly can't unload. According to the National Association of Attorneys General, timeshare contracts create a "noncancellable lifetime obligation."

Utah's 'Captain McGregor' serves his country in a unique way, with a unique uniform

07/13/2025 4:55pm
As "Captain McGregor," Doug McGregor has proudly worn this uniform to hundreds of events, large and small. His job? Making sure our flag is still there — for generations to come.

Indy Clover to provide clothing for Utah's homeless

07/13/2025 4:10pm
Hundreds of shirts, pants, shoes and every clothing item in between will be donated to Utah's homeless, courtesy of South Jordan's Indy Clover store in an initiative packed with heart.

Showers of Hope celebrates first anniversary with new mobile shower

07/13/2025 3:00pm
With over 1,000 of the unhoused population receiving showers this last year, the new trailer for Showers of Hope will help to expand the reach.

West-side Mexican eatery to shut its doors amid neighborhood transformation

07/13/2025 10:07am
El Asadero, a west-side Mexican restaurant, will shut its doors amid growing redevelopment pressures, though the lure of retirement also figured in the owners' decision.

Festivals and other fun on KSL Events calendar, July 13-19

07/13/2025 9:37am
We've got some exciting family activities in Utah for your summer vacation.

Strap on your dancing shoes: How regular line dancing is helping these seniors stay healthy

07/13/2025 8:36am
The Murray Senior Recreation Center provides a variety of exercise classes such as tai chi, yoga and spin classes. Its line dancing class draws a crowd of regulars.

Utah health experts alarmed by decrease in childhood vaccine uptake

07/13/2025 7:15am
A coalition of public health and community organizations is sounding an alarm over Utah's falling rate of children entering kindergarten fully vaccinated.