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Cache Valley teen feels lucky to find cell signal after rattlesnake bite
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Sep 25th - 8:11am
A fortuitous cell signal in Logan Canyon likely saved a Cache Valley teen after a rattlesnake bit him during a hike on Crimson Trail.
Family Meals Month: Get your kids cooking with these simple recipes
Brittany Poulson, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Sep 24th - 8:52pm
Cooking doesn't have to be just for the parents — kids can help, too! Here are simple recipes kids can help prepare to make meal time a family event.
Zion’s entire historic, scenic Emerald Pools Trails Complex reopens after decade of closure
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Sep 24th - 3:33pm
Zion National Park visitors are now able to access the entire Emerald Pool Trails Complex for the first time since heavy rains caused massive mudslides in 2010 that made the Middle Emerald Pools Trail impassable.
Have You Seen This? The sweetest interview ever with Dateline's Keith Morrison
Katie Workman, KSL.com | Posted Sep 24th - 3:09pm
This interview is probably the sweetest, most fun 4 minutes you'll ever watch.
Groups threaten suit over rare bird’s fate in Colorado, Utah
Associated Press | Posted Sep 24th - 2:12pm
Two wildlife conservation groups said Wednesday they intend to file a lawsuit contending that several federal agencies are relying on an outdated plan to save a rare bird found only in Colorado and Utah.
Clinton man turns driveway into 'Happiest Place on Earth'
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Sep 24th - 12:49pm
One Clinton man is giving Utahns something to smile about during this turbulent time.
‘It’s just becoming awful’: Zion park officials try to deal with unprecedented amounts of graffiti
Hollie Stark, St. George News | Posted Sep 24th - 9:16am
Officials at Zion National Park are grappling with unprecedented amounts of graffiti throughout the park as visitors continue to flock to the canyon.
Utah mother fighting cancer, new COVID-19 diagnosis
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Sep 24th - 8:48am
It has been a tough year for many of us, but for Tia Stokes, it’s been especially tough as the inspirational Utah mother fights cancer and takes on a new opponent in COVID-19.
Mother kicked off flight because toddler wouldn't wear mask wants policy change
Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN | Posted Sep 23rd - 7:42pm
Rachel Starr Davis, a single mother of a 2-year-old, is urging the airline industry to revise their face mask policies after she was kicked off a flight because her son refused to wear a face covering.
US experts vow ‘no cutting corners’ as vaccine tests expand
Lauran Neergaard and Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Associated Press | Updated Sep 23rd - 5:26pm
A huge international study of a COVID-19 vaccine that aims to work with just one dose is getting underway as top U.S. health officials sought Wednesday to assure a skeptical Congress and public that they can trust any shots the government ultimately approves.
Have You Seen This? Extreme bike tricks without the bikes
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Sep 23rd - 2:33pm
This video will likely get a smile from you and mess with your noggin a little bit.
Video: Grizzly bear clashes with 20 wolves at Yellowstone
Mike Godfrey, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Sep 23rd - 12:14pm
A grizzly bear goes head-to-head with one of Yellowstone's largest wolf packs — and I was there to witness it.
89-year-old pizza delivery driver gets surprise tip, becomes 'TikTok famous'
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Sep 22nd - 10:12pm
An 89-year-old Weber County man has become “TikTok famous” after a family gave a big tip for pizza delivery.
Fewer kindergarteners enrolling in Utah schools amid pandemic, state estimates show
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Sep 22nd - 9:09pm
An early and unofficial enrollment snapshot suggests the Utah public school headcount is slightly down from a year ago, with a notable decrease in kindergartners.
Salt Lake trails project gets closer to reality at Butterfield Canyon
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Sep 22nd - 8:26pm
A milestone was celebrated Tuesday of $200,000 being secured for trails at Butterfield Canyon that will not only serve the mountain biking community, but equestrians and hikers.
Fall colors came early to some parts of Utah. Here’s how long they’re expected to last
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Sep 22nd - 7:38pm
Many of Utah's canyons were already bursting with color before fall. Here's how long the fall colors are projected to last.
Mountain lion spotted in east Murray residential area
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Posted Sep 22nd - 7:13pm
Tuesday’s cougar was seen in the area from about 1300 East to Van Winkle and 5600 South, according to Murray police.
Biologists survey wildfire destruction on tortoise habitat north of St. George
Joan Meiners, Associated Press | Posted Sep 22nd - 5:32pm
After the Turkey Farm Road Fire fried nearly 12,000 acres north of St. George, in mid-July, including large swaths of the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area that was set aside in 2009 as habitat for the threatened Mojave desert tortoise, biologists worried what they would find in its wake.
Have You Seen This? Can you guess these up-close objects before it zooms out?
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Sep 22nd - 3:17pm
I have a challenge for you: try and guess these objects from an extreme close-up before the camera zooms out. It's harder than you think.
Outdoors & Rec »
Cache Valley teen feels lucky to find cell signal after rattlesnake bite
- Zion’s entire historic, scenic Emerald Pools Trails Complex reopens after decade of closure
- Groups threaten suit over rare bird’s fate in Colorado, Utah
- ‘It’s just becoming awful’: Zion park officials try to deal with unprecedented amounts of graffiti
- Video: Grizzly bear clashes with 20 wolves at Yellowstone
LDS Life »
Private collectors donate rare Book of Mormon collection to BYU
- Construction to proceed on church's Layton temple after 'small-scale groundbreaking'
- Latter-day Saint leaders address challenges, concerns of church in coronavirus era
- New Washington County temple site sees movement
- Looking back at the history of fasting in religion and within the Church of Jesus Christ
Historic »
Zion’s entire historic, scenic Emerald Pools Trails Complex reopens after decade of closure
- Larry H. Miller quietly built a large coin collection valued at $25M. Now it’s being sold for charity
- Commission approves historic Fisher Carriage House makeover for Jordan River recreation hub plan
- How the Tabernacle Choir made its first recording 110 years ago
- Utah windstorm: How it happened and how it fits in with other extreme weather events in state history
