Browse by Day Archive

‹ Previous day (11/12/2025)Next day (11/14/2025) ›

Ogden PD seeks immigration agents' help in traffic stop, but says public safety is main focus

11/13/2025 10:32pm

Ogden police sought the help of federal immigration agents in a traffic stop partially caught on video but say public safety, not enforcement of immigration law, is their main focus.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket deploys Mars satellites, sticks booster landing

11/13/2025 10:03pm

The giant New Glenn rocket from billionaire Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin launched from Florida on its debut mission for paying customers on Thursday, sending two NASA satellites toward Mars.

Roosevelt man accused of sending child sex abuse material faces more than 20 felonies

11/13/2025 9:44pm

A 30-year-old Utah man was arrested for investigation of over 50 sexual exploitation crimes.

BYU basketball's Kennard Davis Jr. arrested, cited for DUI following crash

11/13/2025 9:22pm

A BYU basketball player was arrested following a car crash at the intersection of 900 West and Center Street in Provo, according to a statement from Provo police Thursday night.

The typical first-time homebuyer in the US is 40. Are Utahns waiting that long, too?

11/13/2025 9:03pm

First-time homebuyers continue to get older nationwide — and likely in Utah.

Convicted killer sentenced for retaliating against witnesses while out on bail

11/13/2025 8:33pm

A man convicted of stabbing his friend to death in 2019 and currently serving time for the murder charge was sentenced to zero to five years in prison for threatening the victim's family while out on bail.

BBC apologizes to Trump over speech edit, rejects defamation claim

11/13/2025 8:04pm

The BBC apologized to President Donald Trump on Thursday for editing a speech to make it look like he had advocated violence, seeking to ward off the threat of legal action, but the broadcaster rejected the basis for a defamation claim.

Utah's Millie Wilcox finds new life in cross country after stagnant 400m career

11/13/2025 7:49pm

The senior will be one of Utah's top-five runners when the Utes host the NCAA Mountain regional cross country meet Friday at the Salt Lake Regional Athletic Complex (10:30 a.m. MT).

'Worst that we've ever seen': Davis day care helping parents with no options

11/13/2025 7:37pm

As congressional leaders were poised to vote on a government funding bill, a day care center said the need it was seeing among families it served was only growing by the day.

Staying loyal to core values: Mitt Romney delivers optimistic, faith-driven message at BYU

11/13/2025 7:11pm

The retired politician and businessman was at Brigham Young University on Wednesday to deliver the 2025 Romney Institute George W. Romney Lecture on Public Service.

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

11/13/2025 7:00pm - SPONSORED

"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.

Trump administration sues California over new redistricting maps

11/13/2025 6:32pm

President Donald Trump's administration sued California over its redistricting maps after a ballot measure adopting the new congressional districts passed, according to documents filed in federal court.

Daniel Bray's emergence on offense a 'huge part' of Utah's rushing success

11/13/2025 6:22pm

It hasn't always been sunshine and rainbows for true freshman running back Daniel Bray.

Utah attorney general launches task force to help protect public from AI abuses

11/13/2025 5:31pm

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown announced the formation of a task force with leading artificial intelligence developers to tackle issues and safeguards in the AI industry.

Motorcyclist critically injured in crash on Bangerter Highway in Draper

11/13/2025 5:20pm

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash in Draper on Thursday.

Utah's Cold Cases: Detectives take new look at 17-year-old shooting, crash in Ogden

11/13/2025 5:14pm

Utah's Cold Cases is a series of Ksl Tv stories and podcasts that highlight unsolved homicides, deaths and

Hey Utah: Here's a smart way to make extra cash before the holidays

11/13/2025 4:57pm - PARTNER

Turn unused items into a profit when you use KSL Classifieds.

Police identify man killed in fall at Mount Superior area of Little Cottonwood Canyon

11/13/2025 4:51pm

A fallen hiker was found dead on Mount Superior in Little Cottonwood Canyon on Thursday.

Starbucks workers kick off 65-store US strike on company's busy Red Cup Day

11/13/2025 4:34pm

More than 1,000 unionized Starbucks workers plan to strike at 65 U.S. stores Thursday to protest a lack of progress in labor negotiations with the company.

Federal grand jury indicts 2 in drugs and firearm investigations

11/13/2025 4:11pm

Two men were indicted by a federal grand jury in Utah in separate investigations, one involving drug smuggling and the other illegal rifle possession.

Utah AD Mark Harlan named to College Football Playoff selection committee

11/13/2025 3:08pm

Mark Harlan was appointed to the College Football Playoff selection committee after chairman and Baylor athletic director Mack Rhoades announced a leave of absence.

NBA hoops arrive in Utah with groundbreaking partnership

11/13/2025 3:00pm - SPONSORED

Lifetime is teaming up with the NBA to bring unique, exclusive NBA-branded basketball equipment, including hoops, to customers everywhere.

Utah has changed its canyons traction law. What you need to know this winter

11/13/2025 3:00pm

Utah transportation officials can now enact traction laws ahead of a storm, but that's not the only change to the state's canyon traction laws beginning this winter.

German investigation leads to arrest of Utahn accused of possessing child sex abuse material

11/13/2025 1:30pm

A West Valley man has been arrested and accused of distributing videos of child sex abuse material.

Utah SNAP recipients to get full November benefits this week

11/13/2025 1:04pm

Utah Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program customers are set to receive their full benefits with the reopening of the government after its longest shutdown in history.

Creekstone Energy closes funding round to advance world's largest data center campus in Utah

11/13/2025 12:45pm

The push for Millard County to house the world's largest data center campus took another step forward last week when Creekstone Energy announced the closure of its Series B funding round to advance its potential data center campus.

The federal government is back open, but flight cancellations linger in Utah

11/13/2025 12:00pm

Salt Lake City International Airport officials say passengers should still brace for flight cancellations for the foreseeable future despite the federal government reopening.

It's time to switch to winter tires in Utah: Here's why

11/13/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED

Dedicated winter tires keep your Subaru confident on slushy I-15 mornings in Murray and Midvale, evening canyon drives through Cottonwood Heights and weekend runs from West Jordan or Draper to the slopes.

7 Utah kids just had a night to remember

11/13/2025 11:17am - PARTNER

For the seven young musicians (ages 10 to 18) who took the Abravanel Hall stage Wednesday night, the Salute to Youth concert was a major milestone, marking their first time performing with the Utah Symphony.

The unprecedented government shutdown will weigh on a US economy already under stress

11/13/2025 10:54am

The six-week government shutdown that came to an end late Wednesday will be another drag on an economy already facing many challenges, though the full impact will take months to measure.

Sandy man faces more than dozen charges in alleged abuse of family

11/13/2025 10:30am

A Sandy man accused of abusing his family for many years is now facing numerous criminal charges.

How 2 cousins from Highland powered BYU soccer to 26th NCAA Tournament in 31 years

11/13/2025 10:21am

Ellie Walbruch's contributions to BYU women's soccer are easy to quantify, including a team-high 16 goals, but her cousin and fellow starter Lucy Kesler is no less important.

At the site of Charlie Kirk's assassination, senators look for ways to end political violence

11/13/2025 10:00am

Sen. John Curtis and Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly sat down on the other side of Utah Valley University to confront an epidemic of political violence and chart a course toward solutions.

Nephi man arrested, accused of sexually assaulting girl at gunpoint

11/13/2025 9:05am

A Nephi man has been arrested for investigation of multiple counts of sexually assaulting a girl while threatening her with either a knife or gun.

France marks 10 years since Bataclan massacre

11/13/2025 8:35am

Paris is marking the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that killed 132 people. The attacks on Nov. 13, 2015, included gunfire at cafés, explosions at a stadium, and a massacre at the Bataclan concert hall.

Flying will stay rough after the shutdown. Why? Spirit Airlines

11/13/2025 8:30am

Relatively few people fly Spirit Airlines – but the company could still affect how much you pay for your holiday travel, even if recent government-mandated flight cancellations end.

Apple launches $229.95 iPhone Pocket 'sock' to widespread bemusement

11/13/2025 8:27am

Apple has built its reputation on cutting-edge devices and sleek design, but the company's latest product is decidedly more low-tech.

Salem Hills High School receives national ESPN award for Unified Sports program

11/13/2025 8:25am

Salem Hills High School was recently named by ESPN and Special Olympics as one of the nation's top Unified Champion Schools, recognizing the school for its commitment to inclusive sports programs.

3 smart year-end moves that could significantly reduce your taxes in retirement

11/13/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

The final months of this year is a critical window of opportunity that could significantly reduce the total amount of taxes you'll pay in retirement, say financial advisors Ryan Thacker and Tyson Thacker.

Ben McAdams pushes for inclusive Democratic Party as he launches comeback bid

11/13/2025 7:56am

Former Rep. Ben McAdams has launched his congressional campaign for Utah's new 1st District, marking the start of his comeback bid to return to Congress.

Christmas in Color returns for its 10th year to light up the holidays in 2 Utah communities

11/13/2025 7:41am

Annual drive-thru holiday lights and musical experience returns to Utah this weekend, with a new location added in Utah County.

United Way of Utah County seeks Spanish speakers to help with Sub for Santa program

11/13/2025 7:17am

United Way of Utah County seeks Spanish speakers to help process Spanish-speaking applicants wanting to take part in its Sub for Santa program geared to kids.

One of Salt Lake City's more unique parks will be closed for months

11/13/2025 6:15am

Allen Park, one of Salt Lake City's more unique outdoor spaces, will be closed for months as the city begins its first major overhaul since the city acquired the historic property five years ago.

‹ Previous day (11/12/2025)Next day (11/14/2025) ›