KSL NewsRadio Staff

FAA briefly grounds all Alaska Airlines flights, stop now lifted

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop for Alaska Airlines without giving a reason on Wednesday.

5 hours ago

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.

1 day ago

Construction on Mountain View Corridor project to begin this week

The Utah Department of Transportation will start construction Wednesday on a segment of the Mountain View Corridor.

1 day ago

PFAS chemicals found in Park City water, ski wax to blame

A potentially dangerous chemical (PFAS) was found in three Park City water wells. All signs point to the slopes and ski wax.

1 day ago

Former SLC Mayor Ted Wilson dies at 84

Ted Wilson served as the mayor of Salt Lake City in the 70s and 80s.

6 days ago

Utah ranked second for working from home new study finds

Utah is ranked second in the nation for working from home in 2024, according to a new study from WalletHub.

6 days ago

Panguitch Lake dam has a growing crack, residents on notice to evacuate

Some people in Garfield County are on standby to evacuate this morning because of growing concerns about a crack in the Panguitch Lake Dam.

7 days ago

LISTEN: Utah to host presidential candidate debate

Three people vying to represent the Libertarian Party will take the stage on April 19 at the DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City International AIrport.

9 days ago

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?

12 days ago

City looks for answers in unauthorized demolition of century-old meetinghouse — on Easter

The city planning director talks about finding those responsible for the unauthorized demolishing of a century-old former meetinghouse on Easter Sunday.

16 days ago

Jury selection begins in Chad Daybell trial

Jury selection in the trial of Chad Daybell begins on April 1, 2024. Jury selection may take time as the death penalty is on the table.

16 days ago

Cedar High School grapples with mascot name, five years after it was changed

The Iron School District Board of Education is grappling with changing the Cedar High School mascot back from "Reds" to "Redmen."

21 days ago

DEA warns fentanyl most deadly drug in U.S. and Utah history

The DEA said Utah is on pace to see double the amount of fentanyl this year than last.

21 days ago

FBI now involved in Utah Women’s Basketball racism investigation

Police in Idaho are working with the FBI to investigate an incident where racial slurs were yelled at the Utah Women's basketball team.

22 days ago

Salt Lake therapist awarded Carnegie Medal of Heroism

The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded their Carnegie Medal of Heroism to a Salt Lake City therapist, after a day of mountain biking turned into rock climbing to save a life.

22 days ago

Utah ranks second in the nation for prescription medication shortages

The hardest prescription medication to get is for ADHD, cancer and high blood pressure.

23 days ago

Top units of Kearns apartment complex destroyed by fire, others have water damage

A spokesman said residents of an apartment on Thorncrest Way were being evacuated from the back side of the structure.

23 days ago

Most Utahns support LGBTQ protections, study shows

A new report shows a majority of Utah supports LGBTQ protections, and that Utah is the 'most supportive' red state.

27 days ago

Salt Lake City Japantown project in “idea phase”

The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City met Tuesday to unveil the vision of Japantown, full of art, benches and monuments that honor Japanese culture.

28 days ago