The NBA salary cap isn't equal, and it shapes everything the Jazz do

The NBA salary cap is one of the most complex in professional sports, and its effects reach further than what's put on paper.

'Not the outcome anybody saw coming;' Fourth firefighter dies in Utah-Colorado wildfire

A fourth firefighter has died from injuries sustained in a June burn-over incident on the Utah-Colorado border.

Ancestral toils still benefitting Utahns, ranked one of most 'independent' states

Utah was ranked No. 1 in terms of economic outlook for the 19th year in a row.

Court documents reviewed by AP say there were at least 3 shooters at Seattle food festival

Seattle's mayor says a suspect arrested after a shooting that killed three people and left at least four others injured at a food festival near Seattle's Space Needle is 15 years old.

Utah-made wheels help power Tadej Pogačar's Tour de France dominance

Utah-based ENVE Composites has gained international attention by supplying wheels and components to Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates.

'Abysmal high temperatures' hitting parts of Utah

The National Weather Service is forecasting high daytime temperatures for Utah in the coming week, with some areas expected to see low nighttime temperatures in the 80s.

Embedded in American roadtripping, KOA has learned some things about camping

Toby O'Rourke, CEO at KOA, dives into what years of research show about how people camp in North America.

Ukraine sees highest civilian casualties since 2022

Ukraine has seen the highest number of civilian casualties in the war with Russia this month for more than four years, according to government figures.

Longboarder riding on roadway dies in collision with vehicle, police say

A person riding a longboard on a road in Millcreek died on Saturday night after being hit by a vehicle.

Dynamic duo: Man with MS does marathons with a push from his brother

Thursday's Deseret News Marathon was the 13th race for Brian and Danny Connolly, a tradition that's brought them unexpected attention as well as donations to help people with disabilities.

End of the search bar: Why Utah businesses are racing to solve the 'GEO' puzzle

If you own a business in Utah, the way customers find you is about to undergo its biggest shift since the invention of the smartphone.

The bagel's journey from Jewish immigrant food to American breakfast staple

The bagel in America is an immigrant story with a hole in the middle.

A popular Sugar House deli is relocating, but it needs a waiver to keep its current menu

A restaurant about to "pull the shortest move ever" finds itself needing a waiver from Salt Lake City to keep its existing liquor license because of a new state law.

Need backup power? Automakers want you to look no further than their vehicles in your driveway

Automakers are now branching into the energy business as demand on the grid increases and sales of electric vehicles slow.

You've seen the book, now get it for free

"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.

These Ukrainian seniors lost everything in the war. Then a new life began

These Ukrainians lost their homes. A Ukrainian-American mother and daughter gave them a new one.

Tooele County firefighters: Beware of extreme fire behavior, including fire traveling underground

North Tooele Fire District public information officer Jon Smith characterized fire behavior in the county as extreme and "bizarre," as he pointed to a phenomenon where fire has traveled underground via root systems.

Millennials are trying to make minivans cool again

Millennial parents are reviving the once-uncool minivan as they embrace its practicality, affordability and family-friendly features over larger SUVs.

9-year-old trades screen time for gardening, builds successful business

While many kids spend their summer vacation in front of a screen, 9-year-old Richard Andino is spending his days in the garden.

Iran will halt attacks as long as US maintains pause, Iranian source says after Trump calls off strikes

Iran will halt its own attacks as long as the United States maintains its latest pause on air strikes, a senior Iranian official ​told Reuters on Sunday, after President Donald Trump abruptly called off his two-week-old bombing campaign.

Most Latinos view their Latino identity as important, but are split on whether it helps or hurts them

Most Latinos view their Latino identity as important, but they split on whether it helps or hurts them, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

Cyclospora outbreaks start with human contamination — but how?

As cases of explosive diarrhea continue to rise across the U.S. this summer, health officials are grappling with a longstanding question about the tiny parasite that's behind all this torment: Just how the heck is poop getting into our food?

For years, the US went after Mexico's drug lords. Now it's looking at the politicians

For decades, drug lords with names like "El Chapo" and "El Mencho" have been the poster boys of the U.S. fight against Mexican drug trafficking. Now the Trump administration has adopted a new target: well-heeled politicians who allegedly accept dirty money to help the criminals.

He sold burgers for 15 cents. 6 decades later, his Idaho Falls drive-in is still thriving

Scotty's Drive In, at 560 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls, celebrated 60 years in business in 2024 and remains an iconic restaurant.

SUU honors fallen Army Capt. Tyler Feehan during Pioneer Legacy Celebration

A special tribute to fallen U.S. Army Capt. Tyler James Feehan took center stage Thursday night during the Pioneer Legacy Celebration at Southern Utah University.

Heat dome expands across the central United States, creating dangerous conditions for millions

A heat dome is set to expand across much of the central United States, pushing temperatures above 100 degrees from Dallas to North Dakota.

DC heavyweights spent Pioneer Day in Utah, talking about fires and floods

Local, state and federal leaders gathered in Beaver on Friday to talk about forest management in the aftermath of the devastating Cottonwood Fire and subsequent floods.