Forsyth Fire 22% contained as evacuees in Washington County return home
Hundreds of people evacuated last week after the Forsyth Fire spread out of control, destroying 13 homes and four other buildings.1 year ago
X Games begin at the Utah State Fairpark
World-class athletes are in Salt Lake City, competing in the X Games' 30th anniversary. For the first time, Utahns get to see it in person.1 year ago
Forsyth Fire evacuees can return home starting Friday morning
Everyone who evacuated due to the Forsyth Fire got some good news Thursday evening when they learned they will soon be allowed to return to their homes.1 year ago
Behind the scenes of fighting the Forsyth Fire in southern Utah
The number of people involved in fighting the Forsyth Fire in Washington County has swelled to nearly 700. That includes some who are making a big difference behind the scenes.1 year ago
Nearly $1 billion light rail project proposed to connect Draper and Lehi
The proposed 10-mile transit system would connect southern Salt Lake County to northern Utah County and include a future stop at The Point, the large development planned at the former state prison site.1 year ago
Diabetes camp at Weber State offers kids community and confidence
The REACH Children Diabetes Camp gives kids a sense of community and confidence.1 year ago
Community holds benefit concert to help neighbor deal with tragic loss
A member of the Payson community experienced two devastating personal losses in just a matter of days.1 year ago
Spike in road rage cases across Utah, 5 arrested on Monday
More people in Utah are experiencing road rage and aggressive driving in the state halfway through the year.1 year ago
65% of Utah law enforcement agencies have now complied with sexual assault data law
Dozens more Utah law enforcement agencies are now in compliance with a new sexual assault data collection law following a report by the KSL Investigators.1 year ago
Fireworks now on sale in Utah, firefighters warn to light them safely
You've probably already seen the fireworks stands setting up in parking lots. Here's what lighting them safely looks like.1 year ago
Utah officials promote water-wise yards for long-term conservation
Utah officials are promoting water-wise yards in efforts to conserve water.1 year ago
How Utah’s self-defense law could impact charging decisions in deadly ‘No Kings’ protest shooting
Utah’s self-defense law is likely a factor influencing charges against those involved in 'No Kings' shooting.1 year ago
National Weather Service monitoring smoke, wind, heat to help crews fight Southern Utah fires
A National Weather Service of Salt Lake City meteorologist traveled down south to consult directly with firefighters and agencies.1 year ago
Utah celebrates creativity, community with 49th annual Arts Festival
The 49th annual Utah Arts Festival is officially underway at Library Square and Washington Square Park in downtown Salt Lake City, showcasing a diverse range of more than 170 artists and 100 performers.1 year ago
Deep, cold waters the reason behind a different life jacket law at Causey Reservoir
As people head into the waters on kayaks and paddleboards, Weber County Deputies warn that lifejacket laws around the reservoir are different than those at most around Utah.1 year ago
Permanent supportive housing near fairgrounds for chronically homeless under construction
First Step House is opening the facility in summer of 2026, specifically for people with mental illness. It's located at 44 North 1000 West next to Madsen Park.1 year ago
Second sinkhole in days raises concerns in Holladay neighborhood
The first incident occurred shortly after a resident noticed an unusual sound on June 4. On Wednesday, a second depression appeared in nearly the same location.1 year ago
District Attorney Sim Gill to screen charges against suspected WestFest shooter in 24-48 hours
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill expects to review the case against the 16-year-old suspect in Sunday's triple homicide at WestFest within the next 24 to 48 hours.1 year ago
Pacific Islander community wants action from Utah leaders after shooting
The Utah Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce has five questions they want answered by the Salt Lake City Council, state lawmakers and the mayor’s office.1 year ago
Understanding Utah gun laws after deadly Salt Lake City protest shooting
The deadly shooting at a protest in Salt Lake City left many questions unanswered. What do Utah gun laws say about weapons at demonstrations?1 year ago
Man born without limbs became a local legend at birth. Now, he’s welcoming his own child
Gideon DiMeglio was born in Utah without limbs. Now, his story has come full circle as he introduces his baby to the world.1 year ago
‘We lost a very important person,’ Family, friends mourn protester killed in ‘No Kings’ protest shooting
Police said Utah resident Arthur Folasa Ah Loo died after he was shot during the "No Kings" demonstration downtown Saturday night.1 year ago
‘Innocent bystander’ shot, killed at ‘No Kings’ protest in downtown Salt Lake, suspect arrested
One person was killed after a shooting at Saturday's "No Kings" protest.1 year ago
