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A simple gift to a young fan becomes full-circle moment for southern Utah 'trash truck guy'

09/11/2025 9:37pm

What began as a brief exchange between Kodiak Hudson and Cameron Esplin, known fondly as the "trash truck guy," turned into a celebration of community kindness.

American Pacific Corp. officials break ground on $100M expansion project in southern Utah

09/11/2025 9:08pm

American Pacific Corporation officially broke ground on Tuesday on a $100 million expansion project that is expected to increase its production capacity by more than 50%.

Brazil's Bolsonaro guilty of coup charges, court majority decides in landmark trial

09/11/2025 8:45pm

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was convicted by the Supreme Court in a landmark decision Thursday of plotting a coup to remain in power after losing the 2022 election.

Judge stops meandering trial argument from man accused of trying to kill Trump

09/11/2025 8:03pm

The criminal trial of the man accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump got off to a contentious start on Thursday as a federal judge cut off a meandering opening statement from defendant Ryan Routh.

Body recovered after Idaho man jumps in river and swims away during traffic stop

09/11/2025 7:37pm

Deputies found a Rexburg man's body Wednesday night after he jumped into the Snake River from the Lorenzo Bridge and swam to a nearby island during a traffic stop.

People killed in US boat strike were not Tren de Aragua, Venezuela minister says

09/11/2025 7:05pm

None of the 11 people killed in a U.S. military strike on a boat in the Caribbean last week were members of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, Venezuela's interior minister said on Thursday.

Why Salt Lake City board isn't ready to approve new future for Smith's Ballpark yet

09/11/2025 6:36pm

Big changes are coming to Smith's Ballpark, but Salt Lake leaders say they'd like to have more assurances that its Community Reinvestment Agency will stick to the plan before they sign off on it.

First look at possible 'wooded area' where rifle was found after deadly UVU shooting

09/11/2025 6:03pm

KSL-TV took a first glimpse at the possible wooded area where police found the gun possibly used to kill Charlie Kirk on Thursday morning.

Former US Sen. Bob Menendez's wife sentenced to over 4 years in bribery case

09/11/2025 5:34pm

Nadine Menendez, the wife of former U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, was sentenced on Thursday to 4½ years in prison for her role in an international corruption scheme.

What Charlie Kirk told me about his faith and legacy

09/11/2025 5:00pm

Kirk's death, and much of the reaction to it, represented a fundamental misunderstanding. His mission, he said, was to persuade young people to give "traditional" views a moment of their time.

Join us for the Humane Society of Utah's 2025 Wags to Wishes Gala

09/11/2025 4:50pm - PARTNER

This Utah fundraising event hopes to raise awareness (and money) for pets in need near you.

Black, Native American and Italian communities focus of varied events this weekend

09/11/2025 4:07pm

The Black, Native American and Italian communities in Utah will be the focus of a trio of cultural events this weekend.

From soccer convert to all-state football star, Orem's Kaue Akana became coveted BYU recruit

09/11/2025 4:04pm

Kaue Akana grew up in the shadow of LaVell Edwards Stadium, but playing football at BYU wasn't ever really his childhood dream until he started playing the sport when he got to Orem High.

Orem man arrested in fatal Provo Canyon crash

09/11/2025 3:01pm

A man who previously made headlines for causing a crash that seriously injured a woman in Provo has been arrested again for allegedly causing a fatal crash.

Pick Six Previews: Wyoming a tough out, but Utah much stronger this season

09/11/2025 1:52pm

Utah leads the series 50-31-1 and won the past four by an average of 30 points/game. While Wyoming has had success hosting other Power Four teams, Utah is too strong this year.

Some mountain snow possible as first fall storm reaches Utah

09/11/2025 1:45pm

Utah's highest peaks could receive their first snow of the season through a low-pressure system making its way into the state to close out the workweek.

Salt Lake man charged with knocking out teenage girl at outdoor concert

09/11/2025 1:30pm

Prosecutors call the actions of a Salt Lake man accused of punching a teenage girl at a concert multiple times "concerning and egregious." He is charged with aggravated child abuse.

Woman allegedly taken from northern Idaho found in West Valley City

09/11/2025 12:45pm

A man who allegedly took a woman with a diminished mental capacity from her home in Idaho without permission has been arrested in Utah.

Grand opening of St. George tattoo studio doubles as a way to give back

09/11/2025 12:10pm

A new woman-owned tattoo shop in St. George is opening with prizes, giveaways and local vendors, but the celebration goes beyond tattoos; it's a way to give back.

Charlie Kirk shooting in Utah: What we know and what we don't

09/11/2025 11:30am

The Utah shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk raises a lot of questions. Here's what we know about the incident and what we don't know.

Utah woman overcomes back pain and regains 2 inches in height — without surgery

09/11/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED

Eager to resume an active lifestyle including hitting the slopes, Anne completed the Uprightly program. Her symptoms began to improve within two weeks and were mostly resolved by week 11.

Vice President JD Vance departs Salt Lake City, taking Charlie Kirk's body home to Arizona

09/11/2025 11:25am

Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance departed Salt Lake City Thursday afternoon to escort Charlie Kirk's remains to his home near Phoenix.

What security measures were in place at fatal Charlie Kirk event?

09/11/2025 11:01am

The fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk on the Utah Valley University campus Wednesday raises questions about what security measures were in place to protect him and students attending the event.

7 people charged with illegal voting in Idaho; Officials aren't talking

09/11/2025 10:44am

Fremont County, Idaho, officials are staying silent after seven individuals were recently arrested and charged with allegations of illegal voting on a controversial issue in the May 16, 2023, election.

When you witness trauma: After the shooting

09/11/2025 9:34am

Trauma experts say the thousands of people who went to Orem on Wednesday to hear Charlie Kirk may carry a burden after witnessing his murder for a very long time.

Manhunt for Charlie Kirk's assassin continues; Cox threatens death penalty as FBI director visits

09/11/2025 8:33am

Gov. Spencer Cox says investigators have received more than 7,000 tips and leads into the shooting death of Charlie Kirk. But the manhunt for the gunman is continuing.

Salt Lake City leaders approve some measures to help Main Street businesses after fire

09/11/2025 8:27am

Salt Lake City leaders are weighing how to help rebuild the four Main Street businesses damaged by the fire —Whiskey Street, White Horse, Los Tapatios and London Belle.

2 Utahns killed, 1 juvenile injured in Idaho car crash

09/11/2025 8:08am

A crash Wednesday night in Malad City, Idaho, left two Utah adults dead and a juvenile injured.

Utah Mammoth position preview: Can defensemen stay healthy after up-and-down season?

09/11/2025 8:04am

The defensemen group sustained significant injuries during Utah's inaugural season, but here's where the depth chart stands in September.

Experience New Zealand for $3,999 including airfare

09/11/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

If you're not one of the many who've made the trek to see the marvels of this spectacular land, now's your chance.

Americans mark the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with emotional ceremonies

09/11/2025 7:15am

Americans are marking 24 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks with solemn ceremonies, volunteer work and other tributes honoring the victims.

'Proud of being Latino': Hispanic Heritage Month activities slated amid charged climate

09/11/2025 6:17am

As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, some community advocates worry about what they view as a charged climate prompted by the federal immigration crackdown.

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