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How agritourism is drawing thousands to Utah farms

A new study shows there's been a surge in agritourism in Utah, and it's coming at an otherwise trying time for many of the state's farmers.
1 month ago

Herriman family completes goal of visiting all 63 national parks

A Herriman family has visited every national park in the United States, and they aren't finished exploring.
1 month ago

Weather service issues flood watch, cautions communities near recent wildfires

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for southern Utah due to monsoonal storms, flooding is probable in slot canyons and recent wildfire burn scars.
1 month ago

CDC warns of ‘very big shift’ as cyclosporiasis cases surge

Cyclosporiasis cases have surged in the US, and the CDC said states are reporting an "unusually high number" of circulating cases. The agency also said that outbreaks in four states are likely linked.
1 month ago

Beaver shuts off pressurized irrigation over flooding issues

City officials in Beaver had to shut off the area's pressurized irrigation system until further notice because dirty water from flooding has entered it.
1 month ago

KSL Greenhouse: After summer harvesting comes late summer planting

The end of July is a great time to plant fall vegetables before the frost comes in mid-October along the Wasatch Front, or, late September in Utah's higher elevations.
1 month ago

Church of Jesus Christ reaches new record with 88,500 full-time missionaries

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now has more full-time missionaries than ever before at 88,500 — surpassing the previous record of 88,000 set in 2014.
1 month ago

Data center opponents sue Kevin O’Leary, Fox News over claims linking them to China

Opponents of the Box Elder County data center have sued Kevin O'Leary and the Fox News Network for defamation after the businessman claimed opponents had links to China.
1 month ago

Sen. Curtis says Congress needs to weigh in after Trump restarts military operations in Iran

Utah Sen. John Curtis said Congress must assert its authority on whether to declare war in Iran days after President Trump told lawmakers that military operations had restarted.
1 month ago

Salt Lake City OKs $2M loan to help business owner drastically rebuild after Main Street fire

The owner of a Main Street building destroyed by fire last summer is receiving a big financial boost from Salt Lake City as it looks to drastically rebuild the property.
1 month ago

Pilot in fatal Box Elder County plane crash was in training program, report says

The pilot who died in a plane crash in Box Elder County on June 23 was flying as part of a commercial flight training program, according to a new investigative report.
1 month ago

Utah domestic violence advocates see summer increase in calls

Advocates for victims of domestic violence said summer often brings an increase in calls for help, with more survivors reaching out for services during school breaks and warmer months.
1 month ago

Utah raises weight cutoff that can drive up vehicle registration fees

Cars, trucks and SUVs are getting bigger, and Utah law has changed because of it.
1 month ago

Bystander shares story of how he helped amputee after Bear Lake boating accident

A man who helped apply tourniquets to a woman who lost both legs in a weekend boating accident at Bear Lake said Tuesday he was grateful he happened to be in the right place at the right time.
1 month ago

Data center backer says foes’ wishes should be honored if efforts to challenge plans proceed

If Box Elder County residents vote to halt a controversial data center project under consideration in the county, one of the officials, and initial backer, said their wishes should be honored.
1 month ago

Dog collar, zip ties found at camp where woman was allegedly held captive, abused

A homeless man who police say held a woman against her will has been arrested for investigation of nearly three dozen charges.
1 month ago

14-year-old boy charged with murder in Tooele County

A 14-year-old boy taken into custody in Tooele County after a 66-year-old man was found deceased has been charged with murder.
1 month ago

Cottonwood Heights woman found guilty of manslaughter, abuse after elderly mother’s death

A woman was found guilty of causing her elderly mother's death after prosecutors said she did not properly care for her 77-year-old mother.
1 month ago

Investigators hope items found at campsite leads to those responsible for Iron Fire

Chairs purchased at Deseret Industries may be able to lead investigators in Juab County to the person or people who allegedly started the 42,000-acre Iron Fire.
1 month ago

Monsoon season has arrived in Utah, bringing much-needed rain and new threats

KSL Weather and National Weather Service models each suggest that a current weather pattern of monsoon moisture will continue for several days, which is a potential problem for recent burn scar areas.
1 month ago

Policy expert, report, question effect of diversity, equity and inclusion law on women in leadership

One Utah policy expert called Utah's anti-diversity, equity and inclusion law "a big setback" for women in K-12 education leadership, two years after the law's inception.
1 month ago

12 Utah charter school hopefuls submit bids for approval

Twelve charter schools could soon join the Beehive State's existing network after submitting proposals for formal consideration last week.
1 month ago

‘I would much rather our country look like this room’: Erika Kirk reflects on Robinson hearing

After spending a week in a Provo, Utah, courtroom for the preliminary hearing of Tyler Robinson, the 23-year-old accused of killing her husband, Erika Kirk stood in front of thousands of similarly aged Americans telling them they have a choice.
1 month ago

Valley Fair Mall employee stabbed by man allegedly targeting Muslims

A 48-year-old man arrested for allegedly stabbing another man multiple times at Valley Fair Mall on Monday claims he targeted the victim because of his faith.
1 month ago