Two worksite accidents in Box Elder County leaves one dead, one injured
Two separate worksite accidents Tuesday left one Box Elder County worker dead, and another one seriously injured.4 years ago
Evacuations issued for Bryce Woodlands Estates due to Left Fork Fire
Residents in the Bryce Woodland Estates were recommended to evacuate the area by emergency personnel Tuesday due to the Left Fork Fire.4 years ago
Senators unveil long-awaited text for bipartisan gun safety legislation
Text for a bipartisan piece of gun safety legislation was released Tuesday by a group of senators.4 years ago
SLCPD issues 96 citations in recent speed enforcement operation
Salt Lake City Police handed out 96 citations to drivers, and issued 18 warnings to other drivers in a recent speed enforcement operation.4 years ago
UPDATE: Daybreak’s goose was not protecting HER eggs
Now that her eggs have hatched, one goose in Daybreak as loosened her grip on the community.4 years ago
Panel sharpens focus on Trump’s ‘crazy’ Jan. 6 plan
Trump's closest advisers viewed his last-ditch efforts to halt congressional certification of his loss as “nuts,” “crazy” and even likely to incite riots if Pence followed through.4 years ago
Wanted parole fugitive is taken into custody by Utah County Sheriff’s Office
A 29-year-old man from Spanish Fork, who was a wanted parole fugitive, was taken into custody Wednesday evening by the Utah County Sheriff's Office.4 years ago
UDOT, UTA advise travelers to plan ahead for Garth Brooks concerts
UDOT and UTA are asking motorists in Salt Lake City to plan ahead in light of the Garth Brooks concerts set for Friday and Saturday evenings.4 years ago
1 dead, 2 wounded in Alabama church shooting; suspect held
One person died Thursday, and two others were wounded in a Alabama church shooting.4 years ago
Owens, Stewart among several lawmakers who support Securing Our Students Act
The Securing Our Students Act has the support of 24 lawmakers, including Utah Rep. Burgess Owens and Utah Rep. Chris Stewart.4 years ago
Cowabunga Bay Water Park set to reopen Thursday after fire last weekend
Following a building fire last weekend, Draper's Cowabunga Bay Water Park is scheduled to reopen to the public on Thursday.4 years ago
Man arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot dog with AR-style rifle
A man was taken into custody Wednesday after threatening to shoot a neighbor's dog with a AR-style rifle. The man also pointed the rifle at the neighbor's house.4 years ago
Utah economist explains the reason behind interest rate increase
Robert Spendlove, an economist with Zions Bank, talked to KSL NewsRadio about the three-quarters of a percent interest rate increase.4 years ago
Northern Arizona watches winds as Western wildfires blaze
Firefighters used cooler temperatures and winds Tuesday to get a better handle one Western wildfires.4 years ago
The importance of talking to your children about stranger danger
In wake of a couple of alleged child abduction attempts in Sandy, experts say it's important to talk stranger danger with your children.4 years ago
One realtor sees “signs of hope” in Utah housing market
With home listings up and home sales down, one Utah realtor is encouraged about the future of the Utah housing market, leading to what she calls "signs of hope."4 years ago
Bountiful man arrested after allegedly kidnapping his child in defiance of court order
A 37-year-old Bountiful man was arrested Monday after he failed to comply with a court order requiring the removal of his three children4 years ago
Yellowstone officials, state leaders unsure on the amount of flood damage
In a press conference Tuesday, Yellowstone National Park officials said they couldn't even hazard a guess on the amount of damage done by the recent flooding.4 years ago
Western wildfires force evacuations in Arizona, California
Western wildfires have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people from California to New Mexico.4 years ago
Juneteenth flag will fly at Salt Lake City and County Building Tuesday morning
Juneteenth recognizes the date of June 19, 1865, as the date that news of the end of slavery reached slaves in Texas and other states in the southwest.4 years ago
High school boys’ soccer put on probation for the high number of ejections
SALT LAKE CITY — The growing number of ejections in high school boys’ soccer prompted the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) to issue a yellow card, of sorts, for the sport. In soccer, a player or coach is ejected when they receive a red card. In such situations, a substitute for the disqualified player […]4 years ago
One person killed in head-on collision in southern Utah
One person died Monday afternoon in a head-on collision on SR-59 in southern Utah. Two other people were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.4 years ago
More than 100 firearms returned at SLCPD’s gun buy-back event
In all, 103 firearms were relinquished by community members at Saturday's gun buyback event at the Public Safety Building, according to Salt Lake City Police.4 years ago
