Brianna Bodily, KSL NewsRadio

BYU-Idaho teams up with Arizona school to make transfers easier

REXBURG, Idaho — Brigham Young University-Idaho (BYU-I) is teaming up with a university in Arizona to make transferring credits easier than ever. This comes soon after the announcement that BYU-Pathway was going worldwide. “The idea behind this is to open up the opportunity for our students to participate in some of those degree programs that […]

9 years ago

Days before graduation, Mapleton senior killed in car accident

MAPLETON — Just a few days before graduation, a Maple Mountain senior was killed Monday night in a car accident. Police say the seventeen-year-old was thrown from an SUV when the teenage driver of a Mazda ran a stop sign and slammed into the vehicle. Nebo district spokesperson Lana Hiskey said the local high school was […]

9 years ago

Police: skull found in Spanish Fork could belong to missing woman

SPANISH FORK — A Spanish Fork man uncovered what he believes is a human skull in his cellar Monday, bones police believe may belong to a woman missing from the area since 1988. Peggy Sue Case lived in the home at 80 North and 800 East with her boyfriend just before her disappearance. Spanish Fork […]

9 years ago

Search and rescue crews beg families to be extra cautious around Utah’s rivers

SALT LAKE CITY — Search and rescue crews are pleading with Utahns to take more care around our rivers and waterways. Salt Lake County Search and Rescue Commander, Wayne Bassman, said the snow melt continues to feed rivers until they are high and fast. And he added, you can’t walk, wade or swim through water […]

9 years ago

Many campgrounds will remain closed over holiday

KAMAS — Utah’s valleys are warming back up, but in many higher areas, the U.S. Forest Service says campgrounds are still covered in snow. That may make camping over Memorial Day weekend a little tricky this year. The forest service tries to get as many campgrounds open by the holiday weekend as possible, but this […]

9 years ago

Rate of Alzheimer’s in Utahns expected to rise dramatically by 2025

SALT LAKE CITY — Experts predict a huge increase in Utahns diagnosed with Alzheimer’s over the next few years, and warn the burden will mostly fall on taxpayers. As of 2017, about 30 thousand Utahns have been diagnosed with the disease. Ronnie Daniel, the Executive Director of the Alzheimer’s of Utah chapter, said they expect […]

9 years ago

Teen receives recognition for helping save classmate

HEBER — Last month a 14-year-old girl landed in a coma after binge drinking with an adult. Now, that man is in jail and the boy who called 911 is telling his side of the story. Isaac Cox said he was headed home from shop class at Wasatch High school last April when he saw […]