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Solans powers Real Salt Lake by Colorado in Rocky Mountain Cup opener

05/16/2026 11:26pm

Sergi Solans' first month of his MLS career was red hot, but the past month cooled off a bit.

Utahn responds to Chinese 'proxy' label by data center investor

05/16/2026 10:32pm

A couple of Utah women have unexpectedly found themselves at the heart of the national debate over a massive proposed Box Elder County data center, after the investor called them out.

Mike Kennedy wants to block paychecks for all of Congress in future shutdowns

05/16/2026 9:43pm

Lawmakers in the House are looking to apply the same standard of withholding their paychecks — including Utah Rep. Mike Kennedy — after the Senate passed its standard on Thursday.

Families of fallen Utah officers honored at National Memorial Service in Washington, DC

05/16/2026 9:04pm

The National Memorial Service marked the end of Police Week, bringing together officers, families and supporters to remember 191 officers who were killed in the line of duty.

Lawsuit seeks $20M claiming teen should not have been charged, incarcerated in park stabbing

05/16/2026 8:31pm

A teenager pleaded guilty to manslaughter following a fatal stabbing, but later his conviction was overturned, and his case was dismissed. Now, he and his mother filed a lawsuit against the prosecutors and the police department.

Trump says Iran war is worth the economic pain. These rural voters agree

05/16/2026 7:46pm

In two dozen recent interviews along Colorado's Highway 52, Trump voters echoed the president's logic saying the Iran War is worth the economic strain.

New Virginia law banning 'assault firearms' prompts quick lawsuits from gun-rights groups

05/16/2026 7:43pm

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed legislation banning certain semi-automatic firearms that is set to take effect July 1, but gun-rights groups quickly sued to block the new law.

How 100 Women Who Care is changing lives in Utah

05/16/2026 7:02pm

The members of 100 Women Who Care and the nonprofits they help are proof that a little bit of support can have a far-reaching impact.

North America's largest commuter rail system shuts down as workers strike

05/16/2026 6:34pm

The Long Island Rail Road in New York, North America's largest commuter rail system, has shut down as unionized workers have gone on strike after workers walked off the job.

Utah Food Fest returns to the Natural History Museum of Utah

05/16/2026 5:44pm

The Utah Food Fest is back at the Natural History Museum of Utah this weekend. Find out who's there and what you can taste at the festival.

Napoleon Solo holds off Iron Honor by 1 1/4 lengths to win the Preakness at Laurel Park

05/16/2026 5:21pm

the longest odds for a Preakness favorite since the race moved to its current distance of 1 3/16 miles in 1925. Napoleon Solo went off at 7-1.

Wasatch Back urged to engage in Utah's 2034 Winter Games

05/16/2026 5:01pm

For Utahns who missed out when the state last hosted the Olympics and Paralympics more than two decades ago, the 2034 Winter Games are being seen as offering a second chance.

Nevada man given 7 years in prison for possessing drugs with children present

05/16/2026 4:17pm

A man who was arrested for possessing fentanyl while children were in the vehicle with him was sentenced last month to more than 7.5 years in prison.

Utah rolls out new seat belt campaign and crack down

05/16/2026 3:33pm

Fewer Utah drivers are wearing seat belts, and Utah officials have a new campaign to turn those numbers around.

How drought will impact fishing in Utah this year

05/16/2026 2:48pm

Fishing requires a body of water or waterway, which in Utah is in short supply after a record-low snowpack. And it's among the many areas where drought will manifest itself.

Park City Mountain ski patrol claims Vail Resorts violated labor contract

05/16/2026 1:56pm

Park City Mountain ski patrollers and Vail Resorts are entangled in another labor dispute.

'Preserving the art of Utah culture': Utah-artist museum opens in Salt Lake City

05/16/2026 12:03pm

The Salt Lake Art Museum, located in the historic B'nai Israel Temple in Salt Lake City, opens this year with a focus on preserving Utah culture and providing a platform for Utah artists.

The consequences of resource-starved policing in Indian Country

05/16/2026 11:50am - PARTNER

On March 2, 2024, two men ran into a snowstorm and through an Idaho field. Only one walked out alive. What happened — and what does it say about justice in Indian Country?

'A wake up call': Utah man who shot victim during a robbery avoids prison

05/16/2026 11:21am

Three men who admitted to firing shots in Murray during a drug robbery in April 2025 have been sentenced to jail and probation.

Lawmakers push for AI data center moratoriums as more states consider projects

05/16/2026 10:42am

A pair of progressive lawmakers in Congress are teaming up to push for a moratorium on the construction of AI data centers until nationwide safeguards are put in place.

How Utah homeowners can navigate water conservation efforts and HOA regulations

05/16/2026 10:02am

As Utah homeowners are urged to water less during ongoing drought conditions, it may cause friction with what the HOA requires.

Emails show FBI Director Patel's Hawaii trip included 'VIP snorkel' at a Pearl Harbor memorial

05/16/2026 9:43am

Government emails obtained by the Associated Press show that FBI Director Kash Patel went on a "VIP snorkel" session last summer at the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor.

Sevier middle school students honor veterans through America 250 mural

05/16/2026 9:13am

Sevier County middle schoolers hope to bring the community together through a mural they designed at a local park to honor veterans and commemorate the country's 250th anniversary.

Israel's military says Gaza strike kills Hamas armed wing leader Haddad

05/16/2026 8:49am

Israel's military on Saturday said it had killed the chief of Hamas' military wing in an air strike on Gaza the previous day, the most senior Hamas official killed by Israel since October.

KSL's Mini 5: Anasazi State Park

05/16/2026 8:49am

Visiting Anasazi State Park Museum takes a little effort. The park is located in Boulder, in Garfield County, between a long, winding canyon road and a long, winding mountain road.

Owl found stuck in a concrete mixer is on the mend and flying free

05/16/2026 8:11am

A great horned owl found stuck in a concrete mixer in Kanab is now flying free after recovering at an animal sanctuary.

3 indicted in separate Utah drug cases with combined seizures of 230 pounds of narcotics

05/16/2026 7:38am

Three men have been indicted in three separate drug trafficking cases in Utah with a combined total of more than 230 pounds of seized narcotics.

Salt Lake City airport to receive share of FAA's $970M for family-friendly traveling

05/16/2026 7:05am

It'll soon be easier for families to breeze through security lines at the Salt Lake City International Airport.

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