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Amy Donaldson
Talking Cold: Can police lie to suspects? Who can offer immunity? And how to inmates earn an early release from prison?
When Doug Lovell's ex-wife was relucent to come forward with information about the murder of Joyce Yost, she was offered immunity. Here's what that means.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Salt Lake ranks fourth nationally for pickleball but what is it?
A recent survey put Salt Lake City in the top five cities for playing pickleball. What is the game, how did it originate, and what's with the name?3 years ago
Sean Walker, KSL.com
Lacrosse match between Highland, Wasatch under investigation after alleged use of racial slur
A high school lacrosse match between rival schools in Utah is under investigation after an alleged use of a racial slur by at least one of the players.3 years ago
JAKE BLEIBERG and MICHAEL R. SISAK Associated Press
Judge dismisses NRA bankruptcy case, leaving group to face lawsuit in New York State
Judge Harlin Hale announced his decision Tuesday in the case over whether the powerful gun-rights group should be allowed to incorporate in Texas instead of New York.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Utah high schools plan more in-person graduation ceremonies for 2021
In-person graduation rituals return to Utah this year! Some districts plan large outdoor events, others will use their own stadiums.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Say goodbye to extra Chick-fil-A sauce… for now
SALT LAKE CITY — It’s the never-ending saga of shortages. Next on the list: beloved Chick-fil-A sauce. The chicken chain is limiting the amount of Chick-fil-A sauces per order due to an industry-wide shortage. The new Chick-fil-A sauce ratio is as follows: 1 sauce per entree 2 sauces per meal 3 sauces per 30-count chicken […]3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
How you can prevent ransomware cyberattacks (like the one that shut down a fuel pipeline)
We all heard the story, and we all want to know how to prevent it happening to us: a ransomware attack that targeted a fuel pipeline on the east coast.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Dogecoin to the ACTUAL moon?
It's official, Dogecoin is on its way to the actual moon3 years ago
John Wojcik
Provo woman pleads guilty to PPP loan application fraud
A Provo woman is pleading guilty for her role in a Paycheck Protection Program loan fraud scheme that tallied over $200,000.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Masks still required in Salt Lake City buildings until further notice
Salt Lake City will still require members of the public and city workers to wear masks when visiting a city building or facility.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Found a dryer sheet in your mailbox? It’s probably your mail carrier
If you happen to find a dryer sheet in your mailbox this summer, it might just be your mail carrier keeping the wasps away.3 years ago
Ashley Fredde, KSL.com
Police searching for suspects in shooting that critically injured a woman Friday
Unified Police Department wants the public's help in locating suspects who were allegedly involved in a drive-by shooting on Friday that wounded a woman.3 years ago
Pat Reavy, KSL.com
Body of worker who drowned in private pond recovered
The body of a construction worker who police say drowned in a private pond in Holladay was recovered late Monday. He's been identified as a Kearns man.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Utah Gov. Cox to join White House on coronavirus conference call
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox will meet virtually with President Biden and the White House on Tuesday to talk about our state's vaccination progress.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Salt Lake City officials say improvements to North Temple homeless camps may be slow, but they are happening
Officials with Salt Lake City understand business owners along North Temple are fed up with the crime, drugs and other issues within homeless communities, but they say their efforts are working.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Utah AG, others leery of ‘Instagram for kids’ proposal
Utah’s Attorney General is part of a large, bipartisan group against the planned launch of an Instagram page designed specifically for kids.3 years ago
Dan Bammes
State workers in Utah expected back in their offices May 31st
Utah state workers will be expected back in their offices on Monday, May 31st unless continued teleworking has been approved.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Alpine School District moves Board meeting over safety concerns
Educators in the Alpine School District say they’re moving this week’s board meeting online because of anti-mask protest groups.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Teen who died after ATV side-by-side accident is identified
The teenager was operating the off-road vehicle and driving at a slow speed up a hill when the accident happened.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah health officials respond to FDA authorization of Pfizer vaccine for ages 12-15
They urge counties and others to wait for final approval from the Centers for Disease Control before making plans to administer to younger Utahns.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah won’t see a spike in gas prices after major US fuel pipeline shutdown, says AAA Utah
But what may impact prices in Utah and the West is the approach of the Memorial Day weekend.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah’s spring wildfire conditions have officials concerned for wildfire season
Utah fire officials say the above average wildfires this spring show conditions are already dangerous, well ahead of the typical start of wildfire season.3 years ago
Saige Miller
KSL NewsRadio, KSL TV win four regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
KSL NewsRadio and KSL-TV were awarded four Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for their production of outstanding broadcast and digital journalism in 2020.3 years ago
