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Utah Mammoth fall 2-1 in Colorado to open 2nd season in NHL

10/09/2025 11:31pm
The Utah Mammoth's second season opener looked different from its first in just about every way except for one.

Some Utah cities, counties prepare for flooding as rain moves in

10/09/2025 10:33pm
Heavy rains are expected to drench central and southern Utah counties this weekend, and residents are busy preparing to prevent the rain from flooding into their homes.

BYU gives first look — a glimpse, really — into highly anticipated men's basketball roster

10/09/2025 10:30pm
Calling Thursday night's blue-white scrimmage that followed a fan fest and "party in the plaza" a game may be exaggerating. But it did provide BYU basketball fans a small glimpse at the roster.

No paycheck? Offering safety nets to Utah military families as shutdown drags on

10/09/2025 10:02pm
Under the best of circumstances, many military families often face day-to-day money worries. But as the government shutdown continues, one missed paycheck can be devastating.

US imposes sanctions on China refinery, others for Iran oil purchases

10/09/2025 9:43pm
The U.S. imposed sanctions on about 100 individuals, entities and vessels, including a Chinese independent refinery and terminal, that helped Iran's oil and petrochemicals trade.

Will new venues, teams change Salt Lake's sports tourism scene?

10/09/2025 9:21pm
Sports tourism continues to be a large draw in Salt Lake County and across the U.S. Tourism experts say adding NHL and potentially MLB could have benefits beyond people attending games.

Utah dance group taking part in New York parade aims to promote Colombian culture

10/09/2025 9:01pm
A Utah dance group, Carnaval de Barranquilla en Utah, aims to promote Colombian culture in the state and will travel to New York to perform in the Hispanic Day Parade.

West Valley man who traded alcohol for sex with teens sentenced to at least 10 years in prison

10/09/2025 8:03pm
A West Valley man convicted of trading alcohol and drugs in exchange for sexual activities with teen girls has been sentenced to at least 10 years and up to life in prison.

Banana Ball to return to Utah for 3 games in 2026 after last year's sellouts

10/09/2025 7:36pm
The Savannah Bananas' budding Banana Ball universe will return to Utah in 2026.

Letitia James, NY attorney general and Trump foe, indicted for bank fraud

10/09/2025 7:35pm
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a longtime foe of President Donald Trump, was indicted for bank fraud on Thursday, a person familiar with the matter said.

FTC commissioner talks data privacy at Utah Consumer Protection Symposium

10/09/2025 7:11pm
One of the biggest concerns with the rise of AI is what it means for privacy — a topic that was a prime focus of discussion during the Utah Consumer Protection Symposium Thursday.

Have You Seen This? When pumpkins fly

10/09/2025 5:44pm
The subject of an Ohio police pursuit took off down the road, a flash in the darkness, but officers eventually caught up and grabbed the escapee: a big, runaway inflatable pumpkin.

Trump administration airs video at airports blaming Democrats for government shutdown

10/09/2025 5:23pm
The Trump administration on Thursday began airing a video at airports nationwide blaming Democrats for a 9-day-old government shutdown that has prompted significant flight delays.

Fall cleanup is easy with affordable used tools from KSL

10/09/2025 5:05pm - PARTNER
KSL Classifieds has fall cleanup hacks for Utah homeowners so they can find the right storage equipment and secondhand tools to help save a few pennies before the holidays.

'The case is done': Immigration officials no longer seeking deportation of Utah violinist John Shin

10/09/2025 5:00pm
A key deadline has come and gone and immigration officials are no longer seeking the deportation of Utah violinist John Shin, who now seeks U.S. residency.

Man accused of killing Charlie Kirk requests street clothes and no shackles during hearings

10/09/2025 4:49pm
Attorneys for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk are requesting that he be allowed to make all future court appearances in civilian clothes and without shackles.

Midvale mother faces 13 felonies in serious abuse case against baby girl

10/09/2025 4:30pm
More than a dozen felony torture and child abuse charges have been filed against a Midvale mother who police say caused severe pain to a 4-month-old baby girl.

What's the coolest thing made in Utah? Time for you to be the judge

10/09/2025 4:00pm
The Utah Manufacturer's Association has rounded up the most unlikely companies with unlikely inventions to answer one question: What is the coolest thing made in Utah?

Built for basketball, reinvented for more: How the Delta Center is staying true to the Jazz

10/09/2025 3:00pm
Whenever Ryan Smith went to an arena, hoping for some inspiration on how to renovate the Delta Center for both hockey and basketball, he kept getting the same advice: build a new arena.

Weight loss shots: Research indicates dangers from starting and stopping

10/09/2025 3:00pm - SPONSORED
Popular weight loss shots carry significant risk for some patients and doctors often fail to discuss those risks with patients.

Student posing as teen arrested for abusing, exploiting teen girls, police say

10/09/2025 3:00pm
A Brazilian man who police say has a pattern of meeting young girls while claiming to be a teenager himself has been arrested in Utah County for investigation of multiple charges.

Cox names acting pardons and parole board chair to lead board permanently

10/09/2025 2:30pm
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox named former prosecutor Blake Hills as the chairman of the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole.

Ceremonial opening of new Sandy fire station set for Saturday

10/09/2025 1:45pm
Sandy's new Fire Station 31 aims to enhance community safety and lower cancer risks for firefighters.

2 men arrested, accused of racing at over 120 mph on I-15

10/09/2025 1:00pm
Two men were arrested early Thursday and accused of racing each other on I-15 at speeds exceeding 120 mph.

Utah's redistricting saga is far from over

10/09/2025 12:37pm - PARTNER
There's an escalating conflict between the branches of Utah's government: Who should have the final authority to translate voters' preferences into law — legislators, or the courts?

Ruby Franke's ex-husband announces engagement to new woman

10/09/2025 12:30pm
The ex-husband of Ruby Franke, currently serving up to 60 years in prison for abusing two of her children, is getting remarried.

Nonprofit sets up fundraiser for those recovering after flooding in Westpointe neighborhood

10/09/2025 12:05pm
Days after last weekend's historic rainfall, cleanup is still very much underway in Salt Lake City's Westpointe neighborhood.

Why do competitive bike racing twins choose Utah Online School?

10/09/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED
These 16-year-old Utah twins travel all over as competitive mountain bikers. Their busy travel and training schedule makes attending a traditional school impractical, so they are enrolled full-time at Utah Online School.

'Les Mis' opened 40 years ago. Here are 5 facts about it — and when you can see it next in Utah

10/09/2025 11:30am
It's been 40 years since "Les Miserables" opened in London — and it's been there ever since. Here's what to know about the musical, and when you can see it next in Utah.

Utah Republicans are reimagining what it looks like to tackle poverty

10/09/2025 11:05am
What is a conservative approach to fixing poverty? Republican leaders in Utah explored answers to that question at the annual Know Poverty Summit.

Utah-based Enso Rings emerged from 'Shark Tank' as winners

10/09/2025 10:57am
Enso Rings co-founder Aaron Dalley reflects eight years later about how their "Shark Tank" appearance propelled his company's growth.

What is the Utah drawl? A look at words Utahns pronounce differently

10/09/2025 10:19am
What does the Utah accent sound like? Get ready to make up your own vowel sounds, or skip a few letters altogether.

Riverton man chased, beat 14-year-old who doorbell ditched, charges say

10/09/2025 9:55am
A Riverton man was charged with a felony Wednesday and accused of chasing and then beating a 14-year-old boy who who rang his doorbell and ran away.

Boise man convicted of shooting at MTC in 2020 sentenced to prison

10/09/2025 9:31am
A Boise man convicted of shooting at an occupied guard booth at the Missionary Training Center in Provo in 2020 was sentenced Wednesday to a long prison term.

Judge blocks Trump's deployment of National Guard in Illinois

10/09/2025 9:26am
A federal judge in Chicago on Thursday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's deployment of hundreds of National Guard soldiers in Illinois.

BYU's field-goal faking punter eager for new challenge: first-time fatherhood

10/09/2025 9:06am
The BYU punter whose trickeration has become mythic is "crossing his fingers" that his first-born son with his wife, Hallie, will arrive before he heads to Tucson.

Robert Redford's work returns to the silver screen through new Utah retrospective

10/09/2025 8:33am
A new festival of sorts in Salt Lake City will honor the late, legendary Robert Redford, showcasing his iconic roles.

South Jordan to build new senior center with affordable housing options

10/09/2025 8:05am
Senior residents at the South Jordan Community Center rejoiced after hearing about a proposed new senior center with affordable housing in South Jordan on Wednesday.

Preparing for your next home purchase? Here are answers to your mortgage questions

10/09/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED
Both prospective buyers and sellers share a real estate ambition: to time the market properly.

Israeli cabinet ratifies Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas

10/09/2025 7:50am
Israel's government ratified a ceasefire with the Palestinian militant group Hamas on Friday, clearing the way to suspend hostilities in Gaza and free Israeli hostages held there.

How is the government shutdown impacting air travel?

10/09/2025 7:25am
As the nations enters the second week of a government shutdown, the Federal Aviation Administration has braced for more airport staffing issues after staffing shortages began on Monday.

Southern Utah University selected to be Utah's second official Peace Corps Prep university

10/09/2025 6:17am
Southern Utah University last month announced it has been selected as an official Peace Corps Prep university, becoming the Beehive State's second such institution and only one in southern Utah.