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Utah's COVID-19 transmissions slowed but still present
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Are your thoughts on productivity counterproductive?
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Idaho governor signs bill that restricts transgender students' bathroom use in schools
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Two migrants found dead in shipping container on train in Uvalde County, Texas
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Where TikTok users may go if the app gets banned
TOP STORIES
Robbery at swap meet leaves one victim shaken up
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Crime, Police + Courts
Individual in custody after firing shots from his vehicle
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Crime, Police + Courts
Clearfield power and traffic alert
Utah News
What the banking crisis means for mortgage rates
When Treasury yields go up, so do mortgage rates; when they go down, mortgage rates tend to follow.
Body found at 600N, I-15 Southbound
At 7:45 AM on March 25th, Utah Highway Patrol Dispatch received several reports of a body lying on the road at 600N, I-15 Southbound. Multiple citizens had gathered around the person, checking on the individual and calling for medical assistance. Trooper Wright said, “Medical Arrived and pronounced the person deceased. It does not appear any […]
Open house and dedication of Feather River Temple will be later this year
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced this week the open house and dedication dates for the Feather River California Temple.
SLCPD officer graduates from FBI National Academy
A lieutenant with the Salt Lake City Police Department graduated from the FBI National Academy on March 16 in Virigina.
Not everyone is a fan of Utah's new state flag
A group is working to repeal Utah's new state flag, saying they already have 502 signatures approved towards getting the issue on the ballot.
What you can do about snow mold in your lawn
SALT LAKE CITY – Snow is starting to melt in some areas, which means you might be seeing some snow mold on your lawn. Although there isn’t much you can do to prevent that from happening, Taun and Maria gave some tips on the latest KSL Greenhouse show. How can you tell if there’s snow […]
Health
Off-duty pilot on Southwest flight steps in to help after pilot suffers in-flight medical emergency
After safely returning to Las Vegas, a backup crew boarded and the flight continued to Columbus as planned.
Mother tells of her escape from addiction and being homeless
A homeless mother describes her spiral into addiction and how she climbed out and is helping other homeless people today.
White House to disband Covid-19 response team in May
The team was responsible for coordinating the nationwide rollout and distribution of vaccines, treatments and medical supplies.
It's time to re-enroll for Medicaid for the first time since before the pandemic
For the Beehive state beginning next month, for those applicable, Medicaid re-enrollment will be required.
'Ted Lasso' cast will meet with President Biden for mental health discussion
A White House official said the meeting will focus on discussing "the importance of addressing your mental health to promote overall wellbeing."
Beating the Monday blues and the Sunday scaries
One expert said that Mondays have a cultural implication about "getting back to the grind" and that’s why it often impacts our mood.
KSLSports.com
Kessler Career-High Not Enough As Jazz Fall To Kings
Walker Kessler scored a career-high 31 points but it wasn't enough as the Utah Jazz fell to the Sacramento Kings 121-113.
Jazz Fall To Kings In Battle Of Shorthanded Rosters
The Utah Jazz fell to the Sacramento Kings 121-113 despite a career-high 31 points from rookie Walker Kessler.
Walker Kessler Scores Career-High, Utah Jazz Battling Kings In Third
After scoring 19 points in the first half, rookie center Walker Kessler has a career-high 25 points against the Sacramento Kings.
Real Salt Lake Falls To Red Hot St. Louis After Second Half Run
Real Salt Lake fell to undefeated St. Louis City at home by a score of 4-0 in the first ever match between the clubs.
Rookie Walker Kessler Leads Utah Jazz To Halftime Lead In Sacramento
Rookie center Walker Kessler continues to grow by leaps and bounds, outplaying All-Star Domantas Sabonis in the first half.
Jarrell Brantley Keys Second Quarter Run, Utah Jazz Lead Sacramento
Jarell Brantley is showing why the Utah Jazz brought him back to the franchise where he made his NBA debut with in 2019.
KSL in Your Community
Granite School District to pilot a weapons detection system
The weapons detection system will be tested by the Granite School District at Hunter High School.
West Valley City is finding its identity, according to city manager
In a special edition of Dave and Dujanovic broadcast from Granger High School, West Valley City city manager Wayne Pyle shares insight on the city's future.
West Valley's Cultural Celebration Center brings the arts to Utahns
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center hosts community events of all kinds. It's been operating since 2003 and aims to bring the arts to Utahns.
Earthquake safety in the winter looks different, expert says
There's a chance that Utah will be hit by a high-magnitude earthquake in the next 50 years. How can we plan for earthquake safety all-year round?
Spanish Fork teacher is year's first Jazz "Most Valuable Educator"
The Jazz "Most Valuable Educator" honor comes with a custom Jazz jersey and $1,000 grant for the winning teacher's classroom.
Davis School District has support team for military-connected children
Davis School District has a Military Support Team that provides help for students with connections to the military.
Education + Schools
Opinion: Would we need to ban books in school if parents just parented?
Are these attempts to ban books about the books or the parenting? Amanda Dickson explores what happens if parents parented.
SafeUT Safe Kids Fair, helps keep Utah kids safe
Salt Lake County Health and partners team up to help make Utah kids safe through the SafeUT Safe Kids Fair.
Should the Bible be banned from school libraries?
An unknown person has requested the Bible be pulled from school libraries in Davis County. Dave and Dujanovic with a school district spokesman and a state senator.
Creating a different framework for children's success
One author says the framework for children's futures is in need of a replacement. How can we set our children up for success?
Utah Board of Education says full-day kindergarten benefits students' futures
The Utah Board of Education says full-day kindergarten can help students receive support for learning gaps in a way that half-day kindergarten does not.
USU grad files lawsuit against university for racist caricature
USU released a statement about the lawsuit and said the school followed its non-discrimination policy when the student initially made the complaint.
National News
What the banking crisis means for mortgage rates
When Treasury yields go up, so do mortgage rates; when they go down, mortgage rates tend to follow.
Utah social media law is ambitious, but is it enforceable?
The laws, which will go into effect in a year, impose a digital curfew on people under 18 and requires minors to get parental consent to sign up for apps.
Gwyneth Paltrow is testifying in Utah trial over 2016 ski collision where a man accuses her of leaving him brain damaged
Next week, Paltrow's team is expected to call to the stand medical experts, ski instructors and her two children, Moses and Apple.