Ridgeline blows out Green Canyon, captures 2nd straight region title

For the second straight season, the Ridgeline Riverhawks are Region 11 champions in football.

Community holds vigil for 16-year-old shot and killed near Ben Lomond High School

People in Ogden gathered Wednesday evening to remember a 16-year-old who was shot and killed near Ben Lomond High School.

Amended charges filed against Kouri Richins in murder case

Kamas mother Kouri Richins, who is accused of killing her husband, no longer faces drug distribution charges.

'We need to support each other': Ogden superintendent speaks out after killing, bomb threat

Ogden School District Superintendent Luke Rasmussen called on the community "to support each other" after the shooting death of a student and a bomb threat.

Utah measles case count rises to 53 with new infections in southwest Utah

Cases of measles continue to rise in Utah, with the latest count of those diagnosed and documented exceeding 50.

Ace Bailey delivers statement debut in Utah Jazz preseason loss

Bailey put up 25 points on 11-of-16 shooting in an impressive preseason debut in Utah's 140-127 loss to the Rockets Wednesday.

'Lovesick for king coal': Trump administration pushing new coal leasing in southern Utah

President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" has cleared the way for 48,000 acres of previously off-limits Utah public land to be available for coal leasing.

Teen killed in motorcycle crash on Bangerter Highway in Bluffdale

A 17-year-old is dead, and all eastbound lanes of Bangerter Highway are closed near 2700 West in Bluffdale, after a motorcycle crash Wednesday evening.

1964 cold case solved in New York with DNA evidence, authorities say

Authorities in New York's capital city have identified the man they say raped, stabbed and bludgeoned to death a woman inside her home more than 60 years ago.

Members of Utah's Peruvian community dance at Capitol to mark Día de la Marinera

A flash mob made up of members of Utah's Peruvian community gathered and danced Tuesday at the Utah Capitol to mark Día de la Marinera.

Flood watches ordered as remnants of Hurricane Priscilla head toward Utah

A flood watch has been issued for a large swath of Utah's southern half as remnants of Hurricane Priscilla move into Utah.

Lightning strike causes wildfire in Zion National Park, prompting multiple closures

A wildfire burning in Zion National Park has grown to 25 acres and is forcing closures in the area

Israel and Hamas agree to first phase of Trump's plan to end Gaza war

Israel and Hamas agreed on Wednesday to the first phase of President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza, a ceasefire and hostage deal that could open the way to the bloody two-year war.

Millcreek city leaders, lawmakers react to new congressional district map

Millcreek leaders and lawmakers react to the new congressional district map

Package with 'suspicious material' prompts police response at Willard Elementary

A suspicious package delivered to a school in Box Elder County on Wednesday prompted a police response and lockdown, but it was later found to be harmless.

Eeyore the dog helps a Florida deputy find a missing 86-year-old woman, video shows

A dog named Eeyore turned into a rescuer, leading a Florida sheriff's deputy to where a missing 86-year-old woman had fallen while walking him, bodycam footage shows.

KSL.com poll: Are Utah drivers getting more aggressive?

KSL.com wants to know if you think Utah drivers are getting more aggressive behind the wheel. Look at the info and leave us a comment.

Have You Seen This? Definitive proof it's impossible to dislike cats

I would argue that most people who say they don't like cats simply haven't spent enough time with them.

Mark Miller Subaru's Make A Dog's Day celebration on Oct. 18

Mark Miller Subaru South Towne in Sandy is hosting a very special Make A Dog's Day celebration on Oct. 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

IRS furloughs spark questions, concern among sizable Ogden-area workforce, union rep says

The furlough of IRS workers, announced Wednesday, is sparking questions and concern among the agency's sizable Ogden-area workforce, a union official says.

Suspect charged with igniting deadly Los Angeles Palisades Fire

A man was arrested in Florida on charges of intentionally igniting what would become California's devastating Palisades Fire, which killed 12 people and wiped out a wealthy enclave of Los Angeles.

Utah father accused of using cattle prod on sons as 'discipline'

A Sanpete County man is facing two counts of aggravated child abuse for allegedly using a cattle prod on his two young sons multiple times.

Utah Halloween Map 2025: Haunted houses, pumpkin patches and lights near you

Check out our interactive map to see how Utahns are getting into the Halloween spirit this year, or find a local haunted house or pumpkin patch to enjoy some fall fun.

As NCAA moves to 1 transfer portal window, Kyle Whittingham says it's 'a positive' for all

Twice in a calendar year, chaos was introduced to college football — and it had nothing to do with what happened on the field.

This pair of 119-year-old buildings are now Salt Lake City's newest historic landmarks

A pair of historic housing buildings near downtown Salt Lake City are now historic landmarks, adding extra protections as the city's growth shifts toward them.

Dolly Parton knows you're concerned about her health: 'I want you to know that I'm ok'

Dolly Parton wants everyone know she's fine and "not dying."

Should it be Sonic the Olympic Hedgehog now?

Look for Sonic the Hedgehog to show up on Olympic merchandise. The International Olympic Committee unveiled the collaboration on Tuesday, scheduled for release in 2026.

Get your own copy of 'Putting on Christ' for free: Here's how

"Putting on Christ" by author Steven Anthony Bishop seeks to inspire those who are diligent truth seekers. And for a limited time, KSL.com readers can get a free e-book version.

Domino's Pizza is about to look — and sound — a lot different

Domino's Pizza is giving itself a makeover — and introducing a snappy jingle — in hopes of holding on to customers' limited attention.

Her life 'shattered into a million pieces.' 14 years later, she's stronger than ever

Jenedy Paige has worked hard to build — and rebuild — physical, mental and spiritual strength. It's something she's come to especially rely on in the 14 years since the death of her 3-year-old son.

5th graders in Stansbury Park turn flooding into hands-on science lesson

When Tooele County was hit by heavy rain on Saturday, most were focused on cleaning up. But in Ketelyn Chaves' Stansbury Park classroom, it led to a unique learning opportunity.

Will Utah Mammoth maintain fighting reputation as 2nd season begins?

The Mammoth were tied for the second-most fights in the NHL last season with 30 and forward Jack McBain was tied for fourth individually with eight tussles to his name.

Pope Leo tells US bishops to address Trump's immigration crackdown

Pope Leo told U.S. bishops visiting him at the Vatican on Wednesday that they should firmly address how immigrants are being treated by President Donald Trump's hardline policies.

Primary Children's Hospital achieves medical milestone

Primary Children's Hospital has secured top national rankings in the latest U.S. News & World Report's Best Children's Hospitals list in every pediatric specialty.

Disney pairs aggressive discounts with small price increases at US parks

Theme park fans dread what has become an expected annual price increase for U.S. Disney parks. But the new prices that hit Wednesday morning — along with some of the best discount offers in years — suggest the media and entertainment giant is being strategic.

BYU's schedule about to get a lot more difficult after 5-0 start, and Cougars know it

BYU's 5-0 start is enough for ESPN to project the Cougars with a 43% chance to reach the Big 12 championship game — the second-highest in the conference, behind only Texas Tech.

Flooded-out business owners say water district refuses responsibility for water main break

Several Utah businesses in Murray are trying to get back on their feet after a water main break washed them out. But they said the owner of the pipeline has told them that it's not their problem.

Cache Valley business brings heat to those in need

The owners of Mountain Valley Heating and Air Conditioning partnered with Lennox to bring brand new furnaces and cooling units to their neighbors in Cache County on Monday.

5 of the most common reasons Utah residents suffer from back pain

While some back pain improves with rest, other cases tend to linger. Understanding what's causing it is the first step toward finding lasting relief.

Utahns among hundreds of Mount Everest hikers impacted by extreme blizzard

A Herriman man and his cousins attempt to summit Mount Everest, but were cut short due to severe snow storm on the high peak.

Tesla debuts 'affordable' Model Y and 3 that strike some as too expensive

Tesla rolled out "affordable" versions of its best-selling Model Y and Model 3, but the starting prices struck some as too high to attract a new class of buyers to the electric vehicle brand.

Ex-FBI chief Comey pleads not guilty in case Trump pushed for

Former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to criminal charges in a case described as a "vindictive prosecution" directed by President Donald Trump.

Former Utah National Guard general says Trump's actions in Chicago, Portland are legal

Texas National Guard soldiers headed to Chicago on Monday as Illinois joined Oregon and California in challenging the Trump administration for federalizing state militias to protect immigration agents.

Trump administration backs Gov. Cox's vision on energy, lands

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Tuesday that the White House supports his vision for greater state control of public lands and dramatically increased energy production.