What do you want to know about the Great Salt Lake?
The members of the Great Salt Lake Collaborative are hoping you can tell us what types of stories you'd like us to cover in the future.49 minutes ago
Utah SAR volunteers spend their own money to save lives. Here’s how you can help
It's been a busy summer for SAR crews across Utah, and when teams head out, in many instances they're doing it largely on their own dime.11 days ago
Beaver residents ‘left in limbo,’ can’t assess home damage until SR-153 reopens
A Beaver resident said he and his neighbors are in limbo after fires and flooding damaged the road through Beaver Canyon, causing a road closure.11 days ago
KSL News Daily: The nuclear debate Utah can’t avoid
As Utah looks for ways to meet growing electricity demand from data centers, artificial intelligence, manufacturing and population growth, nuclear energy has become part of the state’s energy conversation.21 days ago
Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump’s proposed limits
The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a broad conception of birthright citizenship, rejecting President Donald Trump’s executive order declaring that children born to people who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens.1 month ago
Wildfires could lead to encounters with snakes
Snakes may try to make their way into portions of your home or yards in order to escape from wildfire. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources offers solutions.1 month ago
In ‘Toy Story 5’ Jessie shows us that, sometimes, your friends can be right in front of your face
At least this time we get 20 minutes into the film before Pixar pulls the waterworks from our eyes. "Toy Story 5" was something I did not think we needed after TS4 ended so nicely, but I was wrong.1 month ago
KSL NewsRadio launches ‘KSL News Daily,’ a new podcast delivering Utah’s top stories in minutes
The 'KSL News Daily' podcast will be released each weekday, with host Maria Shilaos bringing listeners the stories that matter the most.1 month ago
A highly infectious disease has been found in Utah’s wild rabbit population again
Dead cottontail rabbits found in the Kamas area in late May, and black-tailed jackrabbits found in Tooele County, tested positive for rabbit hemorrhagic disease, RHDV-2.1 month ago
Senate for first time approves a war powers resolution in a rebuke to Trump over Iran conflict
The Senate approved a war powers resolution Tuesday seeking to block U.S. military action against Iran, as lawmakers warily watch President Donald Trump’s efforts to resolve the conflict that the administration launched on its own.1 month ago
STREAMING: Dad jokes, are they good for kids?
Brightside hosts Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard discuss the value of dad jokes.2 months ago
‘Steal This Story, Please!’: Powerhouse Journalist Amy Goodman once again gives us a reason to think big
The documentary, "Steal This Story Please!," follows Democracy Now! reporter Amy Goodman.2 months ago
‘Masters of the Universe’: By the power of Grayskull — almost
When 'Masters of the Universe' was good, it was really great and exciting. But there were moments where the film was not sure what it was supposed to be.2 months ago
‘Omaha’: Heartbreaking, vulnerable and something everyone should see
"Omaha" stays with you long after you have left the theatre.2 months ago
This is the ‘Star Wars’ movie I was looking for: ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’
The KSL Movie Show host Valerie Cameron says "The Mandalorian and Grogu" is one of the best "Star Wars" projects ever made.2 months ago
Layton Police name new person of interest in 40-year-old cold case shooting
For 40 years, detectives and amateur sleuths alike have tried to piece together the mystery of who shot 20-year-old Carla Maxwell of Ogden, and why. Now, Layton Police are publicly identifying a new person of interest in the hopes it well at last allow them to answer that question and put the cold case to rest.3 months ago
Iron chlorosis in Utah landscape plants
Due to consumer demand, many plant species that are susceptible to iron chlorosis are commonly sold in our region. Here's how gardeners can provide enough for plants to grow securely.3 months ago
Researchers question time spent approving search warrants. Utah Judiciary disagrees with conclusions
Researchers published their study findings in the Harvard Law Review, where they reported that 93% of more than 33,000 search warrants were approved the first time a judge reviewed them.3 months ago
Water-wise mindset for Utah landscapes
With the population of Utah slated to double by 2065, Utah Division of Water Resources (UDWR) encourages all of us to do our part to conserve water wherever possible.4 months ago
Caring for peach trees to ensure heavy crop
Peaches are likely the most popular fruit tree in Utah. With that popularity, though, comes a common challenge—peach trees require more care than many people expect.4 months ago
‘Be Optimistic’: Get to know President Dallin H. Oaks in faith, family and law in new special
Ryan Jensen guides listeners through President Oaks’ recent messages, and introduces the newest leader of the Church through his own words and those of his family, wife and fellow leaders.4 months ago
Make sure your grass is always greener
We’re starting to see more concern about how ongoing drought conditions could affect this year’s growing season.4 months ago
Utah violinist subject to ICE detention in 2025, could soon be a permanent resident
The violinist, John Shin, is originally from South Korea and has now submitted an application for legal permanent residency according to his attorney.4 months ago