Large fire burns century-old business complex on Main Street in Salt Lake City

Crews were fighting a large structure fire in downtown Salt Lake City Monday night.

Body camera footage captures Post Malone's accused stalker as woman awaits court hearing

Newly obtained body camera footage showed one of five arrests of Post Malone's accused stalker, as the jailed woman on Monday awaited a scheduling hearing later in the week.

Supreme Court finds child abuse charge against Park City High tennis coach should be revived

The Utah Supreme Court revived charges against Lani Wilcox, a former Park City High tennis coach, in a ruling on Thursday finding her case was wrongfully dismissed under a new self-defense law. She was charged in 2022 following a physical confrontation with a student.

Utah narrowly missed its driest July on record. Can this week break its dry stretch?

July is typically one of Utah's driest months, but last month narrowly missed a 125-year-old record. Monsoonal storms could bring some relief or new challenges later this week.

Salt Lake City approves new Delta Center lease that could extend 100 years

Salt Lake City approved the terms of a new lease agreement with a Smith Entertainment Group affiliate that could keep the Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth downtown for the long haul.

Southern Utah leads armed guardian implementation as new school year kicks off

As students in southern Utah returned to school on Monday morning, it marked a significant milestone: the first full academic year with armed guardians stationed in every school.

3 Utah charter schools awarded up to $2M each in federal funds

Three Utah charter schools were announced last week as the state's first recipients of the $44 million federal Charter School Program grant.

Can this crosswalk change improve safety? New study yields promising results

Salt Lake City began tinkering with the timing of crosswalk signals a few years ago during its quest to improve traffic safety, and a recent study offers hope.

Youth corrections hopeful arrested after allegedly trying to sexually assault teen girl

A man who police say was hoping to work in youth corrections was arrested after allegedly trying to arrange a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl.

ATF agents aiding probe into Ogden apartment building blaze, third major fire since Aug. 3

ATF agents are looking into the fire that destroyed an Ogden apartment building while it was under construction, the third major fire in the city since Aug. 3.

Woman charged in connection with fatal West Valley auto-pedestrian crash

A woman driving on a denied license is facing charges for allegedly hitting a pedestrian illegally crossing the road and driving off.

1 arrested in stabbing at Pioneer Park that critically injured man

One man was arrested Sunday and accused of stabbing another man in the neck in Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City.

Woman testifies that ex-fiance Nicholas Rossi raped her in 2008 as trial begins

A woman testified Monday her ex-fiance had rage in his eyes when he raped her in 2008. Trial began Monday in the first of two trials against Nicholas Rossi, who was extradited from Scotland.

Have You Seen This? Backward view from Lagoon's Cannibal coaster

The view from Lagoon's Cannibal roller coaster is challenging enough when you're facing forward — assuming you actually open your eyes during the 2½ minute adventure. Imagine what it looks like from behind.

I-80 reopens after crash cleanup in Summit County

Eastbound I-80 was temporarily closed near Wanship in Summit County due to a crash involving hazardous material on Monday afternoon, transportation officials say.

AOL is finally shutting down its dial-up internet service

AOL, formerly America Online, introduced many households to the world wide web for the first time when its dial-up service launched decades ago, rising to prominence particularly in the 90s and early 2000s.

Wildfire burning in High Uintas could be a 'long-duration' event, Forest Service says

U.S. Forest Service officials are bracing for what they say could be "long-duration fire" in the High Uintas wilderness.

Orem woman charged with taking sports cards, hitting employee with her car

A Orem woman was charged over the weekend with hitting an employee of a Springville antiques store with her car after stealing sports cards.

Trump signs order extending China tariff truce by 90 days, White House says

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order extending a tariff truce with China by another 90 days, a White House official said on Monday.

Driver arrested for going 133 mph on freeways, UHP says

A driver was arrested over the weekend for allegedly going 133 mph on the freeway in Utah County.

'We're definitely not going to be intimidated'; Kosher food truck operator reports theft

The operator of Utah's only kosher food truck said they're the victims of repeated theft.

Drones are fighting a war in Utah — against mosquitoes

At the Salt Lake Mosquito Abatement District, workers are utilizing an innovative technology to engage in high-tech battles against the bugs and the diseases they carry — drones.

Man arrested, accused of stealing running car with baby inside

A man was arrested over the weekend after allegedly taking a car left running at the Gateway with an infant inside. The baby was recovered by the mother moments later, unharmed.

Is the Trump economy faltering? Here's how Utahns see it

Nearly half of Utah voters polled say the U.S. economy is headed the wrong way, but they have more confidence in their state's economy.

Orem woman upset over her cellphone arrested after trying to shoot it, police say

An Orem woman upset over her cellphone was arrested after trying to shoot it in the backyard, but ended up putting a hole in her neighbor's fence instead, police say.

Ahead of 2025 season, BYU and Utah just outside of preseason AP Top 25 rankings

Despite coming off completely different seasons, the perceived optimism for both BYU and Utah remains high.

Utah's Major League Baseball hopes spur pushback from some, worried about gentrification

Efforts to lure a Major League Baseball team to Salt Lake City have been met with unbridled enthusiasm by many. But some west-side activists who are already concerned about gentrification are raising their voices in opposition.

Trump takes over DC police in extraordinary move; deploys National Guard in capital

President Donald Trump said on Monday he was deploying 800 National Guard troops to Washington and temporarily taking over the city's police department.

KSL.com Top 20+1: Familiar names lead the preseason high school football rankings

The 2025 high school football season kicks off this week, and there are several familiar names at the top of the preseason KSL.com Top+1 rankings.

US military was deployed to LA protests despite low risk, general testifies

Troops were used to protect federal property and personnel in California in recent months even though intelligence assessments showed little danger, two military officials testified on Monday.

Hurricane man arrested, charged after hiding 2 pounds of meth in raw shrimp, police say

A man from Hurricane has been charged with drug possession after police reported finding meth hidden inside bags of raw shrimp in his vehicle.

Family hikes 37 miles to escape the Beulah Fire in Summit County

A family hiking and fishing in the backcountry last week was forced to flee a fire on foot. They hiked 37 miles round trip to get to safety.

Ex-Army Ranger goes from obese in wheelchair to fitness competitor: Learn his secret

This Army Ranger went from the extreme physical fitness to requiring epidural steroid spinal injections. By 2013 he was in a wheelchair and going through medical retirement from the Army. But he recovered his health thanks to a Utah clinic.

Delta plane clips empty jet during pushback from gate at Atlanta airport

A Delta Air Lines plane traveling to Guatemala clipped the wing of an empty jet Sunday morning in Atlanta, the airline said in a statement.

BYU acquires complete collection of Sen. Orrin Hatch documents

Brigham Young University will acquire the collected papers of former Sen. Orrin Hatch, President Shane Reese announced Thursday, to give students unique access.

Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist it says was Hamas leader

Israel's military said it targeted and killed a Hamas cell leader posing as an Al Jazeera journalist in an airstrike on Gaza City on Sunday, a claim condemned by the Qatari broadcaster.

Great Salt Lake dust makes it all the way to Utah County

Last Saturday's dust storm in Utah County is a product of what's happening as the Great Salt Lake shrinks, but what's in the dust is the subject of research — and concern.