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Feds point to West Point killing in arguing for tougher action against criminal immigrants

07/20/2026 9:30pm

The Department of Homeland Security is pointing to the killing of James Witten in West Point in arguing for tougher action against suspected criminal immigrants.

Llama ranch among properties devastated by Beaver flooding

07/20/2026 9:09pm

Families in Beaver are picking up the pieces after a large flash flood swept through the area on Sunday.

Weber State's Bayer earns medalist honors, setting up match play at 120th Utah women's state amateur

07/20/2026 9:04pm

The rising junior at Weber State shot 1-under-par 71 to take medalist honors Monday at Oakridge Country Club, carding three birdies and an eagle to clinch the No. 1 seed for match play beginning Tuesday.

Utah woman worries she's being taken for a ride after classic car restoration stalls

07/20/2026 9:00pm

Working on a classic car is not your typical job; it can take a year or two. But nearly six years and counting?

Donations pour in for woman who lost five family members in southern Utah flash flood

07/20/2026 7:55pm

A GoFundMe campaign created to support a 23-year-old woman who lost five family members in a devastating flash flood in southern Utah continues to draw donations from across the country.

After scrutiny, Crimson Heights agrees to close residential facilities serving minors in Utah

07/20/2026 7:00pm

Under an agreement with state regulators, Crimson Heights is shutting down its congregate care facilities serving minors following a series of licensing actions and alleged violations.

Need for speed? Cade Uluave hopes to be difference maker for BYU after 4 years at Cal

07/20/2026 6:31pm

After shining in four seasons at Cal in the geographically disparate ACC, Cade Uluave hopes to do the same closer to home at BYU in the Big 12.

Man charged with attempted murder dies from self-inflicted injury in jail

07/20/2026 6:30pm

Jose Delfino Lopez Garcia died from self inflicted injuries less than two weeks after being charged with the attempted murder of his girlfriend from alleged abuse,

SUU student identified as US soldier killed in Jordan

07/20/2026 6:16pm

Southern Utah University confirmed Monday a soldier killed in action while serving in Jordan was a current student at the school.

Couple charged in connection with robbery that resulted in death of victim's cat

07/20/2026 5:30pm

A Salt Lake couple is accused of killing a man's cat while trying to rob him, according to prosecutors.

Potential Daylight Saving Time change would impact American Jewish community

07/20/2026 5:00pm

The House of Representatives passed a bill to permanently adopt Daylight Saving Time nationwide. Jewish Americans foresee challenges around the change.

North Salt Lake man gets jail time stemming from sexual activity with girl

07/20/2026 4:30pm

A North Salt Lake man has been sentenced to more than 200 days of jail stemming from sexual activity with a girl in South Ogden in 2025 and 2026.

Have You Seen This? Beware big sister's wrath

07/20/2026 4:02pm

Hell hath no fury like a big sister whose possessions get messed with.

Roy fires destroy 3 homes, damage several others

07/20/2026 3:50pm

Three homes were destroyed, and several others were damaged after catching fire in Roy Monday afternoon.

Hiker who died after suspected lightning strike identified

07/20/2026 3:07pm

A hiker who was suspected of being struck by lightning and then died was identified on Monday by the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office.

Here's why your house is hot even with the AC working overtime

07/20/2026 3:00pm - SPONSORED

It's hot and your air conditioner is working as hard as it can. The last thing you need is for a third of that effort to go to waste.

Ogden man gets nearly a year in jail for unlawful sexual activity with a teen

07/20/2026 3:00pm

An Ogden man has been sentenced to nearly a year in jail and received a suspended prison term for unlawful sexual activity with a teen earlier this year.

200 homes impacted by Beaver flooding; water order still in place, mayor says

07/20/2026 2:05pm

Approximately 200 homes were impacted by flooding after quick, heavy rain fell on the Cottonwood Fire burn scar, city officials said.

Man arrested for allegedly trying to kill woman who did not 'believe' him

07/20/2026 1:59pm

A man who punched a woman in Salt Lake City because she allegedly did not believe him was arrested for investigation of attempted murder.

1 dead after hood malfunction leads to crash on I-215 in Salt Lake County

07/20/2026 12:58pm

The driver of a compact car was killed after they stopped in the middle of a freeway to address a hood malfunction when their vehicle was struck by a semitruck, authorities say.

Man falls, dies while searching for missing woman in Carbon County

07/20/2026 12:14pm

A central Utah sheriff's office is urging the public to not "self-deploy" on search missions after a man fell and died over the weekend when he tried to locate a woman who has been missing since February.

KSL Outdoors Snapshot of the Week: July 18, 2026

07/20/2026 12:04pm

The KSL Outdoors Snapshot of the Week from our July 18, 2026 episode.

Man with history of threatening government officials charged again in Salt Lake County

07/20/2026 12:01pm

A man on pretrial release for allegedly making a terroristic threat against the DA's office is accused of making more threats.

Beyond root beer: Ice cream float flavors you never knew you needed

07/20/2026 11:30am - SPONSORED

A treat that's simultaneously refreshing and indulgent, there's a lot of nostalgia linked to ice cream floats.

Cox issues 'hybrid' fireworks policy for Pioneer Day, allowing some bans to remain

07/20/2026 11:22am

Gov. Spencer Cox says he plans to issue a "hybrid" fireworks policy on Monday, which will allow some cities to ban personal fireworks during the upcoming Pioneer Day weekend over wildfire concerns.

Boredom is a signal. Are your kids listening to it or scrolling past it?

07/20/2026 11:03am - PARTNER

Kids are often bored during long summer days. Experts have some insight into the emotion.

Short sales spiked during the Great Recession. Here's the nation's new hot spots

07/20/2026 11:01am

When the global economy all but collapsed nearly two decades ago, many Americans soon found themselves forced to sell their homes for less than they owed on their mortgage to avoid foreclosure.

Man accused of starting Timp Fire charged with arson

07/20/2026 10:34am

The man believed by police to have ignited the Timp Fire in American Fork Canyon is now facing a second-degree felony charge.

Senator says US daylight saving time bill faces tough fight

07/20/2026 10:07am

A bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives last week to make daylight saving time permanent will face a tough fight in the Senate to win approval, a lawmaker said Monday.

Why are Americans still feeling kind of 'meh' about higher education?

07/20/2026 10:03am

So how much confidence does your next-door neighbor, or the woman at church, or maybe the guy at work have in higher education?

US pump prices cross $4 again on renewed Middle East fighting

07/20/2026 9:29am

Gasoline pump prices crossed the $4 a gallon mark on Monday as renewed hostilities between the U.S. and Iran further disrupt energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil supplies.

Man threatened by 'finger guns' arrested in road rage investigation

07/20/2026 9:02am

A man was arrested and accused of rear-ending another vehicle on purpose and throwing rocks through the windows because he was threatened by finger guns.

Bluffdale man charged with murder in connection to Springville stabbing

07/20/2026 8:31am

A Bluffdale man has been charged with murder and accused of stabbing another man 15 times and causing fatal injuries.

'I just keep climbing': How Utah man turns tragedies into gratitude each week on Pfeifferhorn

07/20/2026 8:01am

Peter Van Horn, 61, climbs Pfeifferhorn weekly, finding solace after personal tragedies, including near-death experience, sibling loss and a years-long struggle with drug abuse.

4 reasons to build a backyard office

07/20/2026 8:00am - SPONSORED

If you work from home and have a backyard, you have the opportunity to be home, local company Backyard Office Utah is bringing a solution right to your backyard.

US military identifies 2 soldiers killed in Iranian attack on Jordan as from Texas and Hawaii

07/20/2026 7:33am

The U.S. military on Monday identified two soldiers killed in action last week as part of the war with Iran.

It's not Halloween — but beware the bats

07/20/2026 7:03am

Utahns might see more bats in July and August because baby bats, or pups, are learning to fly and leaving their roosts for the first time.

Not Greek to them. Scholars question Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey'

07/20/2026 6:31am

Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is winning over critics and audiences, but some scholars say the film misses key elements of Homer's epic.

How to keep babies safe when temperatures soar

07/20/2026 6:26am

Infants, toddlers and young children need outdoor activity to build strong bodies and minds, but they also require extra care in the heat.

Trump's Utah monument cuts put a century-old law under the microscope

07/20/2026 6:19am

The perpetual tug-of-war over monuments like Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante have many Americans up in arms over the 1906 Antiquities Act.

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