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Walker Kessler's 8-assist showcase hints at new dimension for himself and Jazz offense

10/16/2025 11:52pm

The fourth-year center returned from a bruised shoulder to help Utah to a 132-129 win over Portland Thursday at the Delta Center to wrap up preseason play.

Walbruch's hat trick rallies BYU women's soccer by Arizona

10/16/2025 10:40pm

BYU forward Ellie Walbruch scored her first collegiate hat trick as the Cougars held off Arizona 3-2 in front of 3,150 fans Thursday night at South Field.

Did FIFA just agree with Trump about moving US World Cup matches?

10/16/2025 10:31pm

Recently, a leader of the international soccer federation known as FIFA seemed to make it clear who could decide whether 2026 World Cup matches should be moved from U.S. cities.

BYU unveiled a 50-year-old time capsule for sesquicentennial. What did it find?

10/16/2025 10:02pm

As Brigham Young University celebrates its sesquicentennial year, the school opened a time capsule buried in the cornerstone of the Harold B. Lee Library. What was discovered?

Trump says price of Ozempic will be lowered

10/16/2025 9:36pm

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the price of Novo Nordisk's best-selling weight-loss drug would be lowered and that negotiations over price changes would be swift.

8 years after closure, Liberty Park's old fountain reimagined with deeper meaning

10/16/2025 9:03pm

A new feature in Liberty Park transforms the old Seven Canyons Fountain into a thought-provoking representation of the Salt Lake Valley's water system.

Salt Lake man charged with killing roommate in their apartment

10/16/2025 8:32pm

A Salt Lake man was charged Thursday with murder in the death of his roommate, who police say he didn't get along with, at an apartment complex that helps people experiencing homelessness.

Utah nonprofit dog rescue owner charged with animal cruelty

10/16/2025 8:04pm

A woman who runs Outreach Pawsabilities was charged Thursday with animal cruelty and accused of not properly caring for her dogs or seeking proper vet care when needed.

9 people have now been arrested in connection with Mississippi mass shooting, FBI says

10/16/2025 7:32pm

Nine people have now been arrested in connection with a mass shooting in the Mississippi Delta town of Leland that left six people dead, an FBI special agent said Thursday.

Utah needs more consistency in domestic violence investigations across the state, DA says

10/16/2025 7:11pm

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill is pushing for a more standardized process statewide for law enforcement agencies investigating domestic violence incidents.

Former Iron County GOP chairman faces new domestic violence-related charges

10/16/2025 6:32pm

The former treasurer and chairman of the Iron County Republican Party, who is already facing federal charges, has been charged again in state court in an alleged incident while he was out of custody and awaiting trial.

Ace Frehley, Kiss' original lead guitarist and founding member, dies at 74

10/16/2025 5:20pm

Ace Frehley, the original lead guitarist and founding member of the band Kiss, who captivated audiences with his makeup and smoke-filled guitar, died on Thursday at age 74.

Ogden dog food plant fire causes $3M in damage

10/16/2025 4:53pm

Firefighters in Ogden responded to an industrial fire near atta dog food plant on Wall Avenue in Ogden Thursday. The fire caused $3 million in damage.

Recession risk 'uncomfortably high,' warns national economist during Utah visit

10/16/2025 4:50pm

Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, had a less-than-optimistic view when talking about the nation's economy during his visit to Utah Thursday, describing it as "struggling."

Trump says he will meet Putin in Budapest after touting progress in Ukraine talks

10/16/2025 4:14pm

President Donald Trump said he and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on Thursday to another summit to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, though no date has been set.

Former Box Elder judge to remain in jail during court case

10/16/2025 4:01pm

A former 1st District Court judge accused of seeking child sex abuse material was ordered to remain in custody as his court case proceeds.

Parts of Utah drop out of moderate drought for the first time since July

10/16/2025 3:18pm

This month's storms continue to work their magic when it comes to Utah's drought situation, but it has a long way to go.

Prop 4 plaintiffs ask judge to block GOP effort to repeal redistricting law

10/16/2025 2:04pm

Plaintiffs who have sued state lawmakers in favor of Proposition 4 are now asking a judge to block a Republican-led effort to repeal the redistricting law.

Patrick Kinahan: Money plays massive role in Big 12 football supremacy

10/16/2025 12:59pm

Already known for making predictions on conference realignment, virtually all of which happened, Kyle Whittingham saw the impact that paying players would have on college football.

3 teens arrested in connection with Sandy shooting death

10/16/2025 12:35pm

Sandy police say three teenage boys are in custody in connection with a shooting death near a park on Monday.

Inside the creation of BYU's new ice cream in honor of its 150th birthday

10/16/2025 12:25pm - PARTNER

The university wanted an ice cream flavor that "screams BYU," executive chef John McDonald said.

Men's basketball: Here's where BYU, Utah were picked to finish in the Big 12

10/16/2025 12:21pm

The Cougars received one of 16 first-place votes to finish second by a panel of league coaches, who overwhelming selected Houston to win the league.

Three More Stars: Let's get Tusky with it

10/16/2025 11:35am

After every NHL game, three players who performed well are selected as the "stars of the game," but sometimes you need more than three stars to fully encapsulate what goes down on the ice.

Ford to recall over 59,000 vehicles over fire risks, NHTSA says

10/16/2025 11:19am

Ford Motor is recalling 59,006 vehicles that are equipped with engine block heaters for fire risks, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday.

Obesity remains high in the US, but more states are showing progress, a new report finds

10/16/2025 11:13am

For the first time in more than a decade, the number of states with rates of obesity of 35% or more has dropped. That's being viewed as an encouraging sign that America's epidemic of excess weight might be improving.

Reader poll: Utah's favorite Halloween candies

10/16/2025 10:45am

Something sweet and yummy that you'll want in your tummy? KSL.com asked Utahns about their favorite Halloween candies.

This unique assessment might help hotels, businesses during Salt Palace remodel

10/16/2025 10:04am

An agreement reached two years ago could help hotels and tourism experts navigate through the multiyear effort to redesign the Salt Palace Convention Center.

John Bolton, former Trump adviser, charged with sharing classified information

10/16/2025 9:35am

John Bolton, President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, was charged on Thursday with sharing classified information for possible use in a book he was writing.

Faulty engineering led to implosion of Titan submersible headed to Titanic wreckage, NTSB finds

10/16/2025 9:28am

The National Transportation Safety Board says faulty engineering led to the implosion of an experimental submersible that killed five people en route to the wreck of the Titanic.

BYU basketball's last addition to roster comes with big-time shot, Jimmer's blessing

10/16/2025 9:05am

Maybe the Cougars should've always taken notice of freshman Aleksej Kostic when he was first introduced to the school courtesy of a certain former Naismith Player of the Year.

New Utah clinic aims to save firefighters' lives through early cancer detection

10/16/2025 8:26am

A groundbreaking new clinic dedicated to screening firefighters for cancer has officially opened its doors, marking a major milestone in Utah's fight to protect those who protect us.

IRS rep seeks help for furloughed workers; SLC plans to aid some impacted by shutdown

10/16/2025 8:05am

An IRS union rep is making a public call for help for furloughed workers while Salt Lake City is helping create a food pantry to aid some impacted by the shutdown.

The most effective ways to clean each kind of flooring in your home

10/16/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

Each material requires specific care. Here are the best ways to clean the most common types of residential flooring.

Downtown Salt Lake businesses see big boost from Utah Mammoth games

10/16/2025 7:41am

As the Utah Mammoth played its home opener Wednesday night, the excitement wasn't just on the ice. It was also in restaurants, shops and hotels in downtown Salt Lake City.

What Trump said about moving the 2028 Olympics from Los Angeles

10/16/2025 6:20am

President Donald Trump suggested he might have to move the 2028 Summer Games from Los Angeles on Wednesday if the city was not "properly prepared," he told reporters.

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