Back from the dead, man has unique way of saying thanks to those who saved him
10/28/2013 12:02am
Bob Quick, a former drug addict, was dead for four minutes. Fully recovered, he gives back to the paramedics who saved his life by cooking for them. He's also riding his bike across America.
Police try to ID victim of fatal hit-and-run
10/28/2013 7:00am
Police are trying to identify the victim of a
fatal hit-and-run accident in Salt Lake City
Sunday night.
Rescue crews warn hikers as weather change approaches
10/28/2013 8:16am
Search and rescue crews are urging hikers to
use caution and change their mindset with the
changing weather this week.
West Valley police face lawsuit over shooting death
10/28/2013 9:16am
West Valley City police face another wrongful
death lawsuit, this one involving the shooting
death of a man in his home.
After bedbug treatment, U. of U. library partially reopens
10/28/2013 11:18am
After a case of bedbugs closed the University
of Utah library over the
weekend, the library is slated to reopen fully
by Tuesday.
SUV crashes off freeway ramp
10/28/2013 12:19pm
UHP said the driver of an SUV lost control
while making a lane change. Her vehicle went
through a barrier and fence, and down an
embankment.
Former Kaysville teacher to stand trial next year in sex abuse case
10/28/2013 12:40pm
Stephen Paul Niedzwiecki, 34, charged with
forcible sodomy, attempted rape and forcible
sexual abuse of a former student, will face
trial Feb. 4-7.
Father, son swim to safety after wind capsizes canoe
10/28/2013 1:32pm
A father and son were cold but otherwise
uninjured after a strong gust of wind capsized
their canoe Monday on Rockport Reservoir.
Former mistress expected to resume testimony in MacNeill trial Tuesday
10/28/2013 3:52pm
The woman police say was the motive for a murder plot is expected back on the stand Tuesday when the trial of a former physician accused of his wife's death resumes.
Westminster volleyball coach suspended amid school investigation
10/28/2013 5:15pm
Westminster College has suspended its women's
volleyball coach, and a spokeswoman told KSL
News the school is investigating an incident.
Scout campout in ghost town leads to surprising genealogical discovery
10/28/2013 5:20pm
A ghost town campout led one scout leader to a family history
discovery years in the making.
SLC could nix street parking during snowstorms
10/28/2013 5:52pm
Parking officials in the downtown area and
surrounding city suburbs
have suggested a ban on street parking during
snowstorms and when
snow is on the grounds. The hope is clearing
cars off the roads'
shoulders will, in turn, help snowplows clear
snow.
Candy Final Four: What's the greatest Halloween treat?
10/28/2013 6:05pm
Ethan and Alex from KSL NewsRadio's Nightside Project have created
the Halloween Treat Bracket. It's basically March Madness with candy,
so it's awesome. We're down to the Final Four and need your votes.
See what candies are battling for the greatest Halloween treat of all
time.
Pilot feels 'blessed, not lucky' to survive hard landing
10/28/2013 6:50pm
It was a close call for five people Saturday
night, after their single-engine plane made a
crash landing by U.S. Highway 50 in Millard
County, near Scipio Lake. The pilot said he
feels blessed to be alive.
Family of quadruplets to raise funds for son with health problems
10/28/2013 7:37pm
A South Jordan family grew after the birth of quadruplets in 2004. The
children are now eight years old, but one of them has faced major
health problems and the family is fundraising to help him.
Cold weather prompts opening of Road Home overflow shelter
10/28/2013 8:08pm
Families who stay at The Road Home's overflow shelter in Midvale this
winter will have a new roof over their heads, part of an ongoing
renovation project. The shelter, which can house up to 300 people,
opened for the winter season Monday morning.
Group plans meetings to discuss immigration reform
10/28/2013 8:36pm
An 11-person contingent representing Utah
businesses, community
groups and faiths will descend on the U.S.
Capitol on Tuesday urging
Congress to return focus to the immigration
debate in the interest of
job creation and economic stability.
Man who inspired neighborhood to celebrate early Christmas dies
10/28/2013 9:09pm
The man who inspired a whole neighborhood to put up Christmas
decorations in October has died. Blaine Smith, who was told by
doctors he
wouldn't live to see Dec. 25, passed away at 2:35 a.m. Monday,
surrounded by his wife and children.
Sister testifies accused killer was 'very much in love' with wife
10/28/2013 9:14pm
In a court hearing for an Orem man who is charged with murder and obstructing justice in the shooting death of his wife, his sister told the judge she didn't believe her brother committed the crime because he and his wife "were very much in love."
Personality disorders: finding the right treatment
10/28/2013 9:27pm
Personality disorders are a mixture of features from several behavioral disorders. They are hard to identify and even harder to treat, but getting the right treatment for the patient and the caregiver is critical.
Renter claims discrimination over son's autistic behavior
10/28/2013 10:31pm
KSL investigative reporters helped a single
mother after she
allegedly
received multiple eviction notices due to noise
complaints about her
son with autism.
Wind downs trees, damages building at SUU
10/28/2013 10:36pm
At least 10 trees were reportedly blown over at
Southern Utah University Monday, including a
60-foot-tall pine tree that fell onto the South
Hall and caused some building damage. The windy
weather was blowing ahead of a low pressure
system and caused problems across the state.
29 vehicles recovered in 4-day operation
10/28/2013 10:42pm
A four-day operation aimed at cracking down on
stolen vehicles in the
Salt Lake Valley wrapped up late last week.
Bus driver killed, 5 injured in I-80 crash
10/28/2013 11:59pm
A bus driver from Bountiful was killed on I-80 Monday, and
five passengers were injured, when the bus
crashed into a maintenance vehicle.
5 more 'haunted' places in Utah
10/28/2013 11:59pm
Five more supposedly haunted places in Utah.
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