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Will Hardy fumes over 'pathetic' performance in Jazz loss to Suns

10/31/2025 11:58pm
The Utah Jazz didn't wear masks on Halloween night in Phoenix — they'd already done that nine days earlier in a season-opening blowout win.

Businesses across the Wasatch Front combat food insecurity for furloughed workers

10/31/2025 10:33pm
Some Wasatch Front businesses are proactively addressing a predicted rise in food insecurity with many federal workers in the community being furloughed.

Sky View students rally to support families impacted by potential SNAP benefits freeze

10/31/2025 10:21pm
In response to SNAP benefits possibly ending for many families, students at Sky View High School had an idea: They turned their annual food drive into a friendly and impactful competition.

Third suspect, 15, charged with murder in shooting at street racing competition

10/31/2025 10:02pm
A third suspect, 15, has been charged with murder in the Aug. 31 shooting incident at a clandestine street racing competition in rural Weber County.

Layton police investigate vandalism of Vietnam Memorial Wall

10/31/2025 9:44pm
Police are looking to identify a person they suspected caused thousands in damages in a Layton park.

New measles cases bring Utah's total to 64

10/31/2025 9:22pm
Utah's recent diagnoses of measles cases bring the state's total to 64, according to the state health department.

Spooky Saltair: Concert venue home to ghostly sightings, unexplained encounters

10/31/2025 9:03pm
It's a historic venue best known for lively concerts, but the Great Saltair is also developing a reputation as a home for something else. Ghostly sightings have led workers to believe the space is truly haunted.

Man convicted of killing teen boy faces new charges in prison

10/31/2025 8:33pm
A man convicted for his role in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy in West Valley City is facing new charges after allegedly stabbing an inmate at the Utah State Prison.

FBI confirms shooter in Michigan attack was motivated by hatred of Latter-day Saints

10/31/2025 8:04pm
The man who attacked a Church of Jesus Christ meetinghouse in Michigan was motivated by "anti-religious beliefs" against Latter-day Saints, the FBI confirmed on Friday.

A Thanksgiving in Hawkins, Indiana, is the headliner for November on Netflix

10/31/2025 7:39pm
A Thanksgiving reunion in Hawkins, Indiana, for "Stranger Things 5" is the headliner for your leadup to the holidays on Netflix this November.

Goldman Sachs launches economic expansion program for rural Utah entreprenuers

10/31/2025 7:11pm
Goldman Sachs on Tuesday launched its $100 million "Investment in Rural Communities" program in Utah, marking the program's debut in the Beehive State.

College or pro football: Which games are better?

10/31/2025 6:36pm
Football fans, it's time to make your play. Are college or pro football games more entertaining? Make your voice heard in the KSL Weekly Poll.

Drugmakers recall blood pressure medicine tainted with cancer-causing chemical, FDA says

10/31/2025 6:02pm
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says drugmakers have recalled more than a half-million bottles of the blood pressure medication prazosin hydrochloride over concerns it may include a cancer-causing chemical.

Northern Utah food pantry sees surge in demand, asks for help ahead of holidays

10/31/2025 5:34pm
As the holiday season approaches, the Tri-City Exchange in Ogden is seeing a surge in demand, especially from federal worker families, prompting an urgent call for help.

Rece Davis: Saturday a 'desperation game' for Utah against Cincinnati

10/31/2025 5:15pm
With two conference losses this season, Utah football's back is against the figurative wall.

A shuttle service through Millcreek Canyon? Here's how much it could cost

10/31/2025 5:03pm
A new study finds that a proposed shuttle service is possible in addressing Millcreek Canyon's transportation concerns, as the canyon's outdoor recreation popularity continues to soar.

Multiple people arrested in Halloween weekend attack plot in Michigan, FBI says

10/31/2025 4:31pm
FBI Director Kash Patel says federal officials have arrested multiple people in Michigan who had allegedly been plotting a violent attack over the Halloween weekend.

Ogden man arrested, accused of exploiting young girls online

10/31/2025 4:02pm
An Ogden man was arrested Thursday after Utah County sheriff's detectives say he manipulated young girls online to send him explicit photos.

Have You Seen This? The real Halloween scare

10/31/2025 3:27pm
This is your yearly reminder that THIS song will start playing nonstop tomorrow ... if it hasn't already.

Judge permanently blocks Trump order requiring voters to prove citizenship

10/31/2025 3:18pm
A federal judge on Friday permanently blocked part of President Donald Trump's executive order to require voters to prove citizenship through showing passports or similar documents.

Logan's warming center calls for volunteers as it prepares to serve the unsheltered this winter

10/31/2025 3:05pm
The William A. Burnard Warming Center in Cache Valley is in need of volunteers to help serve a rising population of homeless individuals.

Pick Six Previews: Utah comes out on top against Cincinnati's defense

10/31/2025 2:27pm
Utah is one of just five teams in the top 20 in both my opponent-adjusted offense and defense, while Cincinnati's defense is the weak link in this matchup.

Charges dismissed against man accused of shooting someone during argument

10/31/2025 2:19pm
Some criminal charges were dismissed against a man accused of shooting another man in West Valley City in exchange for pleading guilty to drug charges.

Taylorsville man accused of sexually abusing young girls 20 years ago

10/31/2025 1:01pm
A man who has been investigated in the past for allegations of child sex abuse was arrested Thursday on suspicion of assaulting three girls over 20 years ago.

Trump administration cannot suspend food aid benefits, judges rule

10/31/2025 12:21pm
The Trump administration cannot suspend food aid during the ongoing government shutdown, two federal judges ruled on Friday, adding the government must pay using contingency funds.

'Napoleon Dynamite' and a 'Studio C' star just teamed up … for a horror movie

10/31/2025 12:11pm - PARTNER
The movie Jon Heder considers to be his first true horror effort is an indie film that was shot over 10 days in Provo in a house just north of his alma mater, Brigham Young University.

Complaints against Utah judge dismissed 'with a warning'

10/31/2025 12:00pm
A judicial oversight body has dismissed multiple complaints against a Utah judge over comments he made during a sentencing hearing, while also calling his behavior on the bench "troubling."

Man who killed mother 35-years ago denied parole

10/31/2025 11:32am
Andy Vigil, who once faced a possible death sentence and was told he'd serve the rest of his life in prison, was denied parole this week but will get another hearing in 2027.

KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for Week 10 of college football

10/31/2025 10:27am
Each week, we'll release the KSL.com sports staff picks for you to see. Can you do a better job than us? Probably, but that's the fun of it all.

Plan for new Bluffdale FrontRunner station prompts pushback from neighbors

10/31/2025 10:01am
Plans to build a FrontRunner stop at The Point are moving forward, but neighbors near the selected site are pushing back against it.

Utah special ed teacher's aide accused of abusing disabled student multiple times

10/31/2025 9:07am
An elementary school teacher's aide in Millard County was arrested Thursday, and subsequently fired, after police say she hit a young special needs student.

Pick Six Previews: Virginia the team to beat in ACC meeting with California

10/31/2025 9:06am
Although the Virginia offense has cooled off the past few games, they have grinded out four straight close wins and are riding into November with their best momentum in decades.

Primary Children's named among nation's best; family credits care team for saving daughter's life

10/31/2025 8:40am
A new national report ranks Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital among the best, and behind it are families like the Kreitzers, who say the hospital saved their daughter's life.

How tiny drones inspired by bats could save lives in dark and stormy conditions

10/31/2025 8:27am
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute are developing tiny drones, inspired by bats' use of echolocation to navigate in challenging conditions, for search and rescue missions.

Second suspected gunman, 15, charged as juvenile in Ogden killing of high school student

10/31/2025 8:03am
A second suspected gunman, a 15-year-old Roy teen, has been charged as a juvenile with aggravated murder and 28 other charges in the killing of a Ben Lomond High student.

Disney pulls ABC, ESPN and more from YouTube TV as talks break down

10/31/2025 8:02am
YouTube TV viewers have lost access to Disney channels, including ABC and ESPN, after contract talks broke down.

Utah mom turns her viral 'KPop Demon Hunters' house into food drive for community in need

10/31/2025 7:39am
Chelsey Vreeken of South Jordan brought "KPop Demon Hunters" to life for her two children through her Halloween decorations, and now she's using it to give back to the community.

Republicans shrug off Trump's call to scrap Senate filibuster over shutdown

10/31/2025 7:23am
Republicans on Friday showed little sign of heeding President Donald Trump's latest call to jettison the Senate filibuster to bypass a Democratic roadblock to reopening the government.

Colorado woman pleads guilty to Lake Powell boat crash that severely injured a teen

10/31/2025 7:19am
A woman who severely injured a teen boy by crashing a boat into another watercraft has been sentenced to a month in jail and 18 months on probation.

How this Salt Lake City office tower became a 'life-changing' housing project

10/31/2025 6:15am
A 45-year-old former Salt Lake office tower has been converted into affordable housing with a rent payment system designed to help residents afford a home in the future.