86-year-old who summited Mount Borah may be the oldest person to do it

At 86, Noel Johnson may quite possibly be the oldest person to summit Mount Borah.

New MRI machine uses AI to reduce time, make clearer images at Intermountain Medical Center

Intermountain Health's hospital in Murray is the second in the U.S. to use an innovative MRI machine with advanced technology and AI software that can improve diagnosis.

Utahns with ties to Nepal react to deadly flooding

Utahns with ties to Nepal are watching closely after catastrophic flooding killed hundreds and left more than 1,000 people missing.

Preston seeks water tank funding as city grows

City leaders say a proposed 6.5-million-gallon tank would provide emergency storage and help meet future water needs as Preston continues to grow.

Utah homeowners are being flooded with unwanted offers to buy their homes

A West Haven woman says strangers are calling and texting almost daily with offers to buy her home, even contacting her adult children.

Judge again blocks Trump mail ballot executive order in ruling that's likely to be swiftly appealed

A federal judge on Thursday halted — at least for now — attempts to implement President Donald Trump's executive order limiting mail voting.

U. researchers find possible water source in Mount Timpanogos rock glacier

New research methods are revealing how much water can be found buried in Utah's mountains, leading to a deeper understanding of the state's water supply and possible methods of conservation.

Animators from Pixar's 'Cars' reveal Utah's inspiration for the movie

For anyone who's seen the animated movie "Cars" by Disney Pixar, Utah's roads may have you taking a double take.

Here's what we learned about No. 14 BYU football as Cougars wrap training camp

Here's what we learned since the start of August as the Sept. 5 season opener against Utah Tech approaches.

Police in Herriman offer back-to-school reminder about new Utah e-bike law

Police joined administrators at Providence Hall Junior High School Thursday to share an important reminder with students and parents about Utah's new e-bike law.

Over 14,000 without power in southern Utah

Over 14,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers in southern Utah were without power Thursday evening.

Hundreds of Utah families set to lose childcare assistance

The Utah Department of Workforce Services is lowering the income eligibility limit to qualify for Utah's childcare assistance program.

BYU athletic department reportedly restructured; Brian Santiago no longer oversees football

BYU athletics director Brian Santiago will no longer oversee the BYU football program.

What Meta settlement actually changes for Utah kids

Utah's landmark settlement with Meta will put daily time limits, nighttime blocks and school-hour restrictions on Instagram and Facebook for kids. Here's what changes, when it starts and what parents should do now.

Millard County campground evacuated after Spring Branch wildfire sparks

A campground was evacuated Thursday afternoon due to a new wildfire in Millard County.

Canadian arrested in Sandy while attempting to purchase Nintendo products

For the second time in a month, a man not from Utah was arrested in Sandy while attempting to purchase Nintendo products using tap to pay.

2 people killed in I-215 crash identified

The Utah Department of Public Safety released the names of two people killed Tuesday in a crash on I-215 in Salt Lake City.

After Iron County vote, other 4-day school districts share lessons and warnings

Iron County School District is now the largest school district in the state to approve a four-day school week for all students, after a 4-3 school board vote Tuesday.

Utah's bear incidents have doubled over the past year, wildlife officials say

If it feels like the number of bear-related incidents is up in Utah, it's because it is.

Have You Seen This? Professional cliff diver jumps from helicopter into shark-filled waters

Professional cliff diver Molly Carlson dove 50 feet from a helicopter into shark-filled waters in the ocean for an episode of Discovery Channel's annual "Shark Week," completing the world's first dive into a shark cage in the process.

Police identify man killed in alleged hit-and-run in Colorado

The Mesa County Coroner's Office in Colorado released the identity of a man who had been hit and killed in Loma, Colorado.

US judge weighs challenge to restore Trump's name to Kennedy Center

An attorney for a U.S. lawmaker on Thursday urged a federal judge to again block the John F. ​Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington from inscribing President Donald Trump's name on the facade of the iconic venue.

4 charged in Kearns funeral shooting

Four people were charged Thursday for their alleged roles in a fatal shooting during a funeral in Kearns on Aug. 17 that police say the result of an old quarrel.

Flag historian prepares for 250 anniversary of American flag in Grantsville

At the Grantsville Library, DeVaughn Simper, the vexillologist with the largest collection of flags west of the Mississippi, will showcase the historical progression of the American Flag from its inception to today.

Challenge encourages Utahns to keep Jordan River clean

Utah mayors are launching the year-long "Love Your Watershed" challenge, encouraging residents to clean up litter and pollution in their neighborhoods before it reaches storm drains and the Jordan River.

Kennedy advisers propose doubling US autism spending on care, family support

A U.S. advisory committee on autism is set to propose that federal agencies nearly double investment in research and initiatives focusing on medical care, housing, aging, ​and other priorities to support people with the condition and their families.

How to stop overthinking (it's easier than you think)

Do you ever keep replaying a conversation? KSL Relationship Contributor Dr. Matt Townsend shared four ways to help change the pattern.

5 things to celebrate about the Utah sports scene

Sports psychologist Tom Golightly shared five characteristics of Utah sports and the Utah sports scene that we can take pride in.

'Brotherhood': 21-stop promotional campaign set for immigration-themed musical filmed in Utah

A 21-stop promotional campaign for "Brotherhood," an immigration-themed musical filmed in Utah, starts on Saturday in Provo.

Motorcyclist dies in Ogden after collision

A 64-year-old motorcyclist traveling on Washington Boulevard in Ogden died after a collision with a vehicle.

3 reasons you should buy your next powersports machine this weekend

Looking for your next adventure? Here are three reasons why now is the perfect time to purchase your next ride.

Bear Lake rental businesses prepare for changing seasons

The seasons are about to change, and for businesses that depend on summer traffic, that means a tangible change in pace at the Caribbean of the Rockies.

Shipping traffic through Strait of Hormuz rises slightly, data shows

Shipping traffic at the Strait of Hormuz rose slightly even ​as a standoff persisted between the U.S. and Iran, data showed on Thursday, while the market monitored Iran-Oman ‌talks about the waterway.

How a national title-winning BYU coach stared down cancer with trademark grit and faith

Retired BYU Cougarettes director Jodi Maxfield won over 20 national titles — but battling ovarian cancer has been her most daunting challenge

Pay dispute leads to stabbing investigation in Utah County

A man was arrested Wednesday in Saratoga Springs for allegedly stabbing another over a pay dispute.

Man sentenced for chase that closed road to Salt Lake International Airport

A convicted felon turned an attempted traffic stop for a revoked driver's license into a police pursuit that ended near the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Congress pushes to require social media influencers to disclose some payments

A new bipartisan bill would require social media influencers to disclose when they are being paid by foreign governments to amplify political messaging.

Salt Lake City directs $35M toward various capital projects, but could program be in trouble?

Leaders of Utah's capital city completed its fiscal year budget on Tuesday by allocating nearly $35 million toward various projects, many of which were brought to them by residents and public groups.

Run vs. pass: What Kevin McGiven's history says about Utah's offensive identity

It's no secret Utah is highly optimistic about the team's talent and depth at wide receiver this season. But given Utah's history on offense, will Kevin McGiven actually air it out?

Visit Switzerland for $3,999 — including airfare out of SLC

Here's everything you need to know about the Jensen McKay Tours' Switzerland tour.

2 more arrested in connection with fatal shooting at Kearns funeral

Two men accused of obstructing police in their investigation of a fatal shooting outside a funeral in Kearns have been arrested.

Hundreds killed, more than 1,000 missing in Nepal and China after Himalayan flood

Rescuers searched for survivors in the debris-strewn valleys and hillsides of Nepal on Thursday as more than 1,000 people were missing after a wall of ice, mud and rock collapsed into a mountain river.

ICE officer charged in Minneapolis shooting released in Texas after immediate extradition rejected

An ICE officer charged with shooting a man and lying about it during the immigration crackdown in Minneapolis was released from a Texas jail Thursday, after a judge refused to order his return to Minnesota.

Yellowstone National Park removing invasive fish from creek to preserve native species

Yellowstone National Park has announced it will soon attempt to remove an invasive species to preserve a native species in Buffalo Creek.

Lee says migrants are exploiting children to cross the border. His new bill wants to change that

Utah Sen. Mike Lee is seeking ways to close what he views as loopholes in federal immigration law that allow adults to take advantage of children in order to enter the United States illegally.