After shaky start to season, Red Rocks bounce back (a bit) in win over Arizona State

The talent is undeniable, but the Red Rocks have yet to piece together a consistent meet this season.

George scores 26, but Egor Demin's career night lifts Nets over Jazz in return to Utah

Egor Demin made his first NBA trip to Utah after playing one season at BYU and he topped off a Nets win with a career-high 25 points and first career double-double.

46-year-old man dies after being hit by car in Orem, police say

A pedestrian has died after being hit by a car in Orem while crossing a roadway on Friday, according to police.

Egor Demin sets NBA rookie 3-point record in return to his 'second home'

The 6-foot-8 former BYU guard finished with his 22 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in the Nets' 106-99 win over the Jazz, and the first double-double of his rookie campaign.

Jury finds man guilty of attempted murder in shooting at 2020 protest in Provo

A man who fired shots at a Provo Black Lives Matter protest, hitting a man driving a car, was found guilty of attempted aggravated murder on Friday.

Venezuela plans amnesty law for prisoners, vows to convert major prison center

Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez on Friday proposed an "amnesty law" for prisoners, adding the Helicoide detention center would be converted into a hub for sports and social services.

Baby long-necked dinosaurs were a 'perfect snack' for predators

New research shows Brachiosaurus and other sauropod babies appear to have been regular dinner fare for meat-eating dinosaurs 150 million years ago.

Disney's Iger plans to step down as CEO before contract expires, WSJ reports

Walt Disney's Bob Iger has told associates he plans to step ​down as CEO before his contract expires on Dec. 31, The Wall Street ⁠Journal reported on Friday, citing internal sources.

Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office teams up with UDOT for traction sticker program

Snow has been sparse this year, but safety is still top priority for the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, as it enforces the new traction sticker program for the Cottonwood canyons.

What's at stake as Utah, 6 other states seek new Colorado River deal

Gov. Spencer Cox said he remains hopeful that Utah and other Colorado River states can reach an agreement on how to share the river. Failing to do so would be troublesome, officials said.

Utah lawmakers leave school vaccine exemption requirement in place

A Utah House committee has decided parents still need to complete an online training before trying to exempt their children from school vaccine requirements.

Velvet-rope security lines and grandpa's heirlooms: Inside the rush to sell gold and silver

In San Francisco, Seth Chandler's business has lines out the door. It's not unusual for twenty-odd people to be penned in by a velvet rope, monitored by two security guards.

Skiing accident at Park City Mountain leaves Florida woman dead

A woman visiting Utah from Florida sustained fatal injuries in a skiing incident in Park City on Tuesday, resort officials say.

Could Election Day become an official state holiday in Utah?

Utah could soon have another state holiday, but with the purpose of encouraging all Utahns to vote.

Gov. Cox signs bill adding justices to Utah Supreme Court

Lawmakers gave final approval to a bill expanding Utah's Supreme Court, appellate court and district courts Friday, and it was signed by Gov. Cox on Saturday.

Utahns demonstrate, walk out of school, shut their businesses to protest immigration crackdown

Students walked out of school, people demonstrated and some businesses shut their doors Friday as part of national protesting against the federal immigration crackdown.

Senate approves spending deal, but short government shutdown likely

The government is headed toward a partial shutdown ​on Friday with the House of Representatives out of town, despite the Senate approving a funding deal.

Utah to set a new record-low snowpack mark; officials monitor potential water impacts

Utah's statewide snowpack is on track to be the lowest early-February total yet.

Trump's Justice Department releases final cache of Jeffrey Epstein files

The U.S. Justice Department on Friday published a new and final cache of millions of documents related to the late ​convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, under a law passed in November that required the release of all Epstein-related records.

What Utah support for physician-assisted suicide looks like — and how that could change

Religious belief corresponds with less support for physician-assisted suicide, but it didn't prevent what's happening in Canada.

Prosecutors won't show Charlie Kirk video at next hearing if defense agrees to stipulation

If Tyler Robinson agrees that thousands witnessed Charlie Kirk's killing and a prosecutor's child is not a material witness, the state won't introduce video of the killing at the next hearing.

Salt Lake Bees announce 2026 game times, making a big change to Sundays

Sundays are about to look drastically different for Salt Lake Bees fans.

Can Interior Secretary Doug Burgum make the Colorado River states finally agree?

For the last two years, Colorado River states have been locked in a bitter stalemate over their future river allocations. But their countless hours of negotiating will need to reach a binding agreement on long-term water allocation by Feb. 14.

City Council member removed, another resigns in South Salt Lake shake-up

A previously censured South Salt Lake City Council member was removed from position and a second member has resigned, leaving two vacancies.

Emmy-winning comic actor Catherine O'Hara of 'Schitt's Creek' and 'Home Alone' dies at 71

Catherine O'Hara, the Emmy-winning actor known for her roles on "SCTV," "Schitt's Creek," and the two "Home Alone" films, died Friday at her Los Angeles home after a brief illness at the age of 71.

3 officers found legally justified in shooting, killing man armed with knife in May

Three Unified police officers were legally justified in shooting and killing a West Jordan man armed with a knife in Midvale in May, the district attorney's announced Friday.

We tested 4 popular scam-detection apps. Here's what actually worked

Artificial intelligence is creating more convincing scams, with fake emails, cloned voices and spoofed caller IDs. KSL tested four scam-detection applications, and here's what worked.

The Justice Department says it has opened a federal civil rights probe into the killing of Alex Pretti

The Justice Department announced on Friday it opened a federal civil rights investigation into the death of Alex Pretti, with the Department of Homeland Security saying the FBI will lead the probe.

Gabby Petito wrongful death suit against Moab police heads to Utah Supreme Court

A wrongful death lawsuit by Gabby Petito's parents will be heard by the Utah Supreme Court March 4. Briefs from Utah, cities and parents of a boy killed in a crash have been filed.

Trump picks former Fed official Warsh to run US central bank

President Donald Trump on Friday chose former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh to head the U.S. central bank when Jerome Powell's leadership term ends in May.

Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty after judge dismisses murder charge

Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty after a judge on Friday dismissed murder and weapons charges against him in a major blow to federal prosecutors.

Volunteers walk Jordan River Trail for Point-in-Time homelessness count

The yearly Point-in-Time Count aims to figure out where and how federal funding is needed to help the unsheltered population.

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested after church protest in Minnesota

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has ​been arrested for his involvement in a protest at a church, his lawyer and a Justice Department official familiar with ⁠the situation said on Friday.

NASA delays first Artemis moonshot with astronauts because of extreme cold at the launch site

NASA has delayed astronauts' upcoming trip to the moon because of near-freezing temperatures expected at the launch site.

Team KSL learns what makes an authentic Italian meal ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics

As Team KSL prepares to head to Italy for the Winter Olympics, the group learned the five rules for an authentic experience at a restaurant from one in their own backyard.

Utah bill addresses e-bike safety issues

A lawmaker introduced a bill Wednesday he hoped would address increasing safety concerns surrounding the use of electric bikes and off-road motorcycles.