U-111 remains closed following wind storm
08/06/2013 7:30am
U-111 remains closed from 8200 South to 10600 South after powerful winds snapped power poles Monday.
Local DIY projects highlighted at 'Craft Lake City'
08/06/2013 10:11am
Pinterest and Etsy have increased a growing trend of making, fixing
and crafting things from scratch. The do-it-yourself frenzy has grown
to an all-time high, and the annual "Craft Lake City" festival is offering
two days of instructions and ideas.
5 haunting, beautiful abandoned places
08/06/2013 10:39am
In the movies, the end of civilization is much less beautiful. In real life,
these long-abandoned places have an ethereal, haunting beauty that
just might make you pine for the end of the world.
LDS missionaries show hidden b-ball skills in awesome video
08/06/2013 11:40am
Anyone can play basketball, even those you
might not expect on first sight. Even, for
instance, two missionaries for The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who show no
outward signs of having any skills. Then the
dunks start happening.
Man arrested after $10K extortion attempt fails
08/06/2013 11:56am
A man who allegedly tried to extort
another man for $10,000 was arrested after it
turned out his potential victim really didn't
have any secrets to hide.
5 games that will make or break BYU's season
08/06/2013 12:48pm
BYU's 2013 schedule is likely the toughest in school history and here
are the five games that will either make it a huge success or a
crushing disappointment.
Stolen dinosaur statue returned
08/06/2013 2:33pm
A popular velociraptor statute in Salt Lake City's
9th and 9th
neighborhood that disappeared over the weekend,
reappeared
Tuesday as suddenly as it went missing.
New president named for KSL Broadcast Group
08/06/2013 3:53pm
KSL Broadcast Group, which includes both KSL TV and KSL NewsRadio,
now has a new president.
Officers must consider safety of fleeing suspects, court says
08/06/2013 4:22pm
The state's high court has determined that a Cache County family can
continue to pursue a lawsuit against a Weber County sheriff's deputy
who was pursuing their son before he died in a rollover crash.
Train derailment causes FrontRunner delays
08/06/2013 4:50pm
A train derailment caused delays for FrontRunner in Davis County
Tuesday morning.
Man arrested after allegedly operating 'bar' out of garage
08/06/2013 5:45pm
A Sandy man is accused of running a bar out of
his garage, welcoming in patrons far away from
neighborhood boundaries.
New Draper TRAX line to open ahead of schedule
08/06/2013 6:04pm
The Draper TRAX line will open in mid-August,
completing a five year
system-wide
expansion two years ahead of schedule. KSL was
able to take an early ride on the new line
before it opens for passengers August 17th.
Man booked on felony stalking charges
08/06/2013 7:14pm
A man is facing felony charges after his
estranged wife allegedly found out he still had
remote
access to security cameras inside her
home.
5 in custody after witness sees robbery, calls police
08/06/2013 7:15pm
Police have a witness to thank for leading them to a suspected bank
robber.
Female students finding success at Utah Job Corps centers
08/06/2013 7:47pm
A locally run, federal training program is
reaching out to young women in an effort to
help them find career success and self-
fulfillment. Utah's two Job Corps centers
announced a campaign to recruit a record
number
of new female students.
Swallow 'blown away' by Utah House investigation
08/06/2013 8:08pm
As a Utah House special investigative committee
holds its first meeting Tuesday, the subject of
its probe, Attorney General John Swallow, says
he wonders how things got to this point.
Herriman mayor resigns, citing new time constraints
08/06/2013 8:24pm
Herriman Mayor Joshua E. Mills will resign from his post Aug. 10 due
to new time constraints that have limited the time he can spend
attending to his mayoral duties.
Haitian orphanage brings Utah families together
08/06/2013 8:56pm
Adopting children from Haiti is a lengthy
process for families throughout the U.S. and
requires patience, perseverance and a lot of
support. Recently, Haitian children and their
adoptive families in Utah got together for a
reunion.
Family in 'agony' over missing Tooele woman
08/06/2013 9:15pm
The search continued Tuesday for a Tooele woman who has been missing for a week.
Teen reported missing after not being seen for 2 years
08/06/2013 9:36pm
An investigation is underway to find a 15-year-old girl who has been
missing for nearly two years, but her disappearance has only just now
been reported.
Jordan School Board calls for public vote for $495M bond
08/06/2013 10:14pm
Faced with crowded and aging facilities, the
Jordan School Board on
Tuesday gave unanimous approval to a bond
resolution that would
raise $495 million for new schools and
renovations.
Friday announced as last day of furlough for civilian workers
08/06/2013 10:54pm
New information released from the Department of Defense Tuesday
announced next Friday could be the final day of the furlough for
civilian workers. The mandatory, unpaid furlough days have been
reduced from 11 to six days.
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