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Relief Society General President Camille Johnson reflects on pioneer heritage

07/23/2026 10:00pm

As Days of '47 Parade grand marshal, Relief Society General President Camille Johnson shares family stories, reflects on the pioneer spirit and explains why she believes the celebration continues to inspire new generations.

Officers stop wanted man who tried to flee through elementary school yard

07/23/2026 9:57pm

Recently obtained body camera footage shows West Bountiful police officers arresting a wanted man who was trying to flee through an elementary school yard where students were playing.

Scalable geothermal plants are coming to northern Utah

07/23/2026 9:33pm

Geothermal energy may soon be coming to Brigham City.

'Critical' moment for critical minerals: Rep. Burgess Owens' pushing for federal mining education support

07/23/2026 9:07pm

The nation's mineral security is "inseparably linked" to the nation's security — and it's essential that the U.S. foster the next generation of American students pursuing mining careers.

Utah's average gas prices soars again ahead of Pioneer Day weekend

07/23/2026 8:37pm

Utah's reprieve at the gas pumps hit a snag as tensions between the U.S. and Iran flare up again.

DNA expert ties slain 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez to blood stains found in D4vd's garage

07/23/2026 8:04pm

A DNA expert testified Thursday that evidence recovered from apparent blood stains in the garage of D4vd's Hollywood home was a strong DNA match for 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the girl he is charged with stabbing to death.

Avian flu impacting milk production at Weber County dairies, officials declare emergency

07/23/2026 7:31pm

The spread of avian influenza in Weber County has hampered milk production at several dairies, which prompted officials to declare an emergency.

To bet or save? BYU study examines detriment sports betting can have on building savings

07/23/2026 7:05pm

A new Brigham Young University study discovered people are saving less money to fuel their gambling habits.

Tropical Storm Bertha strikes Gulf Coast near the Texas-Louisiana line in second landfall

07/23/2026 6:32pm

Tropical Storm Bertha has made a second landfall near the Texas-Louisiana state line, ending its slow crawl across the Gulf Coast.

From Salt Lake City to the Senate: Curtis leads tribute honoring Pioneer Day

07/23/2026 6:05pm

A journey that began more than 175 years ago on the wagon trails of the West had a moment of glory in the U.S. Senate on Thursday.

Utah women's state amateur: Westminster's Ashley Lam holds off 6-time champ Kelsey Chugg for title

07/23/2026 5:51pm

The rising junior at Westminster pitched her approach shot 104 yards within 5 feet of the hole to clinch her first Utah women's state amateur championship, 1 up over six-time champion Kelsey Chugg at Oakridge Country Club.

First criminal trial scheduled for Provo OB-GYN accused of sexually abusing patients

07/23/2026 5:36pm

A doctor hundreds of women have claimed sexually assaulted or abused them during medical appointments was scheduled for his first jury trial next year — stretching from September to November.

How a photograph lost during WWII connected 2 families across continents and generations

07/23/2026 5:15pm

Days after the historic D-Day, a U.S. soldier lost family photos while camping by Normandy Beach. More than 80 years later, those lost pictures resulted in a cross-continental family reunion.

Troopers identify 28-year-old killed in Taylorsville semitruck collision

07/23/2026 4:55pm

The Utah Highway Patrol identified the driver killed earlier this week when a semitruck collided into a stopped car that was experiencing a hood malfunction.

Heading back to college? Find everything you need on KSL Classifieds

07/23/2026 4:53pm - PARTNER

Registering for classes, finding housing, buying textbooks — prepping for college can feel a little overwhelming. Shop for everything you need on KSL Classifieds, the site for local deals in Utah.

Arkansas police officer died saving fiancée hours after proposing, her mother says

07/23/2026 4:32pm

An Arkansas police officer proposed to his girlfriend hours before he died while trying to save her from drowning, according to the woman's mother.

St. John's Lutheran Church to hand out water during Days of '47 Parade

07/23/2026 4:03pm

Members of the St. John's Lutheran Church in Salt Lake City will hand out water to passing paradegoers, some for the 16th year in a row.

Have You Seen This? The unluckiest fan in the bleachers

07/23/2026 3:31pm

A fan thought he caught a home run ball only to have it taken away.

Church of Jesus Christ announces 10 hymns to be included in 'Hymns for Home and Church'

07/23/2026 3:03pm

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released 10 new hymns that will be included in its new hymnbook as part of a phased rollout for "Hymns for Home and Church."

Taylor Farms temporarily shuts Mexico facility as US cyclosporiasis cases rise, source says

07/23/2026 2:45pm

Taylor Farms has temporarily shut down the central Mexico processing facility that health officials have linked to an ongoing multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak, an industry source said Thursday.

Man accused of multiple RSL burglaries at stadium

07/23/2026 2:21pm

A man who police believe broke into America First Field multiple times and took a jersey, laptop, keys and others items, has been arrested.

Man who killed Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman sentenced to life; family describes loss

07/23/2026 1:44pm

Vance Boelter, the Minnesota man who killed Democratic state lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison.

Road washout closes section of Butterfield Canyon

07/23/2026 12:47pm

A major link between Tooele and Salt Lake counties is now partially closed after flash flooding washed out some of the roadway, making it impassable, authorities say.

Utah, 40 other states reach $18M settlement with 23andMe after data breach, bankruptcy

07/23/2026 12:33pm

Utah and over 40 other states on Wednesday announced a $18 million settlement agreement with genetic information company 23andMe after the company filed for bankruptcy in March 2025.

Here's what Salt Lake County plans to do with child care sites after funding cuts

07/23/2026 12:01pm

Salt Lake County officials announced several new partnerships to provide childcare for low-income families and youth programming after the council voted last year to end funding for county-subsidized childcare programs.

Sandy police legally justified in fatal shooting during domestic violence investigation

07/23/2026 11:36am

Two Sandy police officers who shot and killed a man during a domestic violence situation were legally justified in using deadly force, the DA announced Thursday.

Utah students witness history in the making during Washington, D.C. experience

07/23/2026 11:30am - SPONSORED

A group of juniors and seniors from Terra Academy in Vernal had the opportunity to experience American history – right where it unfolded.

83-year-old Utah man rescued after being reported missing at Grand Canyon

07/23/2026 11:20am

An 83-year-old southern Utah man was rescued from the Grand Canyon on Wednesday after being reported missing the day before.

Trump's Utah-trained trade czar wants to save America — one tariff at a time

07/23/2026 11:04am - PARTNER

Jamieson Greer is on a mission to rewrite the global economy.

Woman arrested in carjacking, wrong-way driving investigation

07/23/2026 10:34am

A woman whose actions had several people, including children, fearing for their lives culminated with her arrest following an alleged carjacking attempt.

Utah's Muslim community, advocates gather as show of solidarity after attack on man at mall

07/23/2026 10:02am

Members of Utah's Muslim community and their advocates gathered to push for more efforts to counter Islamophobia after an attack last week on a Muslim man.

House takes first step to ban lawmakers from trading stocks

07/23/2026 9:26am

The House took its first step toward banning lawmakers from trading stocks while in office, the latest effort by Congress to crack down on insider trading inside the political realm.

House again OKs resolution seeking to halt military action in Iran, but Senate rejects similar one

07/23/2026 9:12am

The House on Thursday narrowly passed a resolution to halt military action in Iran, sending a warning to President Donald Trump for the second time, though the Senate rejected its own.

Google rolls out new selfie video sign-in feature

07/23/2026 8:37am

Google on Thursday launched a new selfie video sign-in feature, allowing users another option to log in to their accounts or recover them in case they are locked out.

Oil hits $100 after Houthi attack on Saudi tankers worsens oil supply disruption

07/23/2026 8:28am

Oil prices hit their highest in nearly two months on Thursday, rising for a fifth day after Yemen's Houthis said they struck two Saudi oil tankers, widening disruption to global oil shipping.

Utah's birthday brings savings! 3 reasons you should buy your next vehicle this weekend

07/23/2026 8:00am - SPONSORED

July 24 is more than just a day to start a long weekend, watch a parade and explore beautiful destinations. This year, it might be a great time to buy a car.

EU hits Google with $1B fine over its Play app store and search

07/23/2026 7:30am

The European Union on Thursday hit Google with a fine of $1 billion, claiming it broke digital antitrust regulations by using Google Play and search engine to corral consumers to competitors' detriment.

Congo's Ebola deaths top 1,000 as violence and shortages hamper medics

07/23/2026 7:12am

Ebola has now killed more than 1,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, official figures show, as medics struggle to contain the outbreak.

Utah's roads of fame: Exploring Utah's roads featured in Hollywood

07/23/2026 7:00am

Do you need ideas for a summer road trip? Take some inspiration from the big screen. You may be surprised to know some of Hollywood's biggest hits were shot on roads here in Utah.

Salt Lake City wants to limit nonresidential water use to 200,000 gallons daily

07/23/2026 6:37am

Utah's capital city is seeking to permanently approve an emergency measure it adopted earlier this year to crack down on the amount of water new nonresidential developments use daily.

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