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Select Utah Walmart stores to host prescription drug disposal on Saturday
April 27 is the Drug Enforcement Administration's prescription drug-disposal day. Some Utah Walmart stores will participate.
Myrtle spurge removal treatments happening this spring, fall
Contractors have been working to rid Utah of myrtle spurge. The plant was once favored in water-wise landscapes.
Program aimed at cleaning Mantua Reservoir algae blooms shows promise
A new project is helping clean toxic algae blooms from Mantua Reservoir in an environmentally friendly way.
St. George brush fire damages one home
ST. GEORGE, Utah — A brush fire damaged one St. George home. The fire began at a nature park. St. George City Fire Chief Robert Stoker said they got a report of smoke at Brooks Nature Park. Additionally, the report said that some juveniles were witnessed running from the scene. “[The] Nature Park has a […]
New York appeals court overturns Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction from landmark #MeToo trial
Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction has been overturned citing bias from the judge that presided over that case.
Equipment malfunction suspected after fire at Utah egg farm
A 21,000 square foot barn at Oakdell Egg Farms quickly caught fire when a power washer caught fire.
Utah Traffic + Weather
Spring weather slowing melt of snowpack, and that's good
The cooler upcoming spring weather will slow the melt of Utah's snowpack and local meteorologists say that is good.
Delta Center to host NHL welcome party, traffic impacts expected
The NHL welcome party at the Delta Center kicks off at 4 p.m. Wednesday and is free to attend. Seats are first-come, first-serve.
New, improved I-15 interchanges in the works in Farmington, Sunset and Ogden
Increasing traffic levels, perhaps not surprisingly, figure big in the plans as more people crowd into the Wasatch Front, augmenting road congestion.
Above-normal temperatures expected for Utah summer
Summer weather predictions point to a La Niña weather pattern which will bring warm temperatures and dry conditions to Utah.
Landscaping projects picking up pace as weather gets warmer
Jeff Mott, owner of Mott's Landscaping, said people often start big landscaping projects in the summertime.
Man who died at Millcreek TRAX station identified
The 23-year-old victim was hit by a northbound, blue line TRAX train at 2950 South, 200 West.
Dave & Dujanovic
After 40 years, Payson High bringing home Bacon
Kevin Bacon returns Saturday to Payson High School for the 40th anniversary of the movie Footloose.
West Lake Jr. High rebuilds after 2020 earthquake
West Lake Jr. High is being rebuilt with earthquake safety in mind, and the Granite district is preparing for future emergencies, too.
How an earthquake impacts homes and buildings
A structural engineer discusses how an earthquake rattles homes and buildings.
Great Utah Shakeout: How to make your home earthquake-safe
An adviser discusses how to make your home safe for the Great Utah Shakeout.
Instances of squatting in Utah are rare, but they happen
While Utahns have many legal protections to fight against squatters, it can still happen. Here's what to do, if it does.
Who shot, killed bald eagle near Cedar City? $10,000 reward available
A $10,000 reward is available for information leading to the conviction of the perpetrator who shot and killed a protected bald eagle near Cedar City.
Inside Sources
LISTEN: Why we’re turning to politics for our lost worship
Is a shift away from organized religion feeding into the loss of community amongst Americans?
Study looks into Utah voters' opinions on curriculum transparency in schools
A Sutherland Institute study found that a majority of Utah voters support curriculum transparency. However, fewer of them support mandating it with legislation.
LISTEN: Romney talks budget, wildfires and TikTok
Sen. Mitt Romney says Democrats and Republicans needed to work together to budget and build legislation that will actually pass.
TikTok 'stunt' backfires as House lawmakers push to change company ownership
Utah Rep. John Curtis discusses how a “stunt” by TikTok to influence House lawmakers just angered them.
Dow closes down more than 500 points
The Dow dropped more than 750 points before closing down 525 points as inflation numbers rose higher than economists were anticipating.
Governor's message to students: 'hang up and learn'
Gov. Spencer Cox wants cellphones to be banned in Utah schools during instruction time.
KSL Sports Zone
Richie Saunders Withdraws From Transfer Portal, Returning To BYU
BYU gets Richie Saunders back into the fold.
Utah Hockey Players Celebrate New Fans, New Home On Social Media
Utah Hockey players took to social media to express their gratitude after being welcomed by thousands of fans at Delta Center on Wednesday.
Bears Select USC QB Caleb Williams With No. 1 Pick In 2024 NFL Draft
The Chicago Bears selected former USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Ryan Smith’s Promise Fulfilled As Fans Welcome NHL Team To Utah
Fans packed the Delta Center and officially welcomed Utah's NHL team to fulfill Ryan Smith's promise that the state would "show up."
BYU Football Lands Former USU QB McCae Hillstead Out Of Portal
Former Utah State Aggie quarterback is moving south to join the BYU program.
Rahsul Faison Becomes Second USU Running Back To Enter NCAA Transfer Portal
Robert Briggs is the last man standing in the USU running back room after senior-to-be Rahsul Faison entered his name in the transfer portal.
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Video: What to Watch: April 12, 2024
KSL NewsRadio’s Andy Farnsworth, co-host of the KSL Movie Show, dives in to what to watch this week. The Big Movie of the Week, “Civil War”, doesn’t lean politically one way or the other–which surprises some people. I thought it was more of a warning than a statement. (Read Andy’s co-host’s review of the movie […]
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Intermountain nurse-midwives launch new gynecology access clinic
An access clinic launched by Intermountain nurse-midwives provides women with comprehensive gynecology care.
Buying a home this spring? Avoid these 5 costly pitfalls
By avoiding these pitfalls when buying a home this spring, you can ensure your investment will be long-lasting and secure.
The Legend of the Bear Lake Monster
The Bear Lake monster has captivated people in the region for centuries, with tales that range from the believable to the bizarre.