All News
Paul Nelson
One dead, another seriously hurt in shooting in Midvale
MIDVALE, Utah — One woman is dead and a man was rushed to the hospital in serious condition after a shooting in a hotel parking lot in Midvale. Investigators say they seek two possible suspects, with very little other information to go on. Police were called to the scene of the Tru Hotel by Hilton […]4 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah AG Reyes prepares lawsuits over election in battleground states, gets massive backlash on social media
Utah’s Attorney General is joining other Republican AGs to look into claims of improper ballot processing or voter misconduct sparking backlash from critics4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah Education Association calls to move many secondary schools online
The Utah Education Association is calling on Governor Gary Herbert to move secondary schools in high transmission areas to all online learning.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: How a kidnapped baby was found safe
A woman tells the true story of how she and her sister found a kidnapped child safe Wednesday in her car seat in Ogden.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Money Making Sense: Shopping Black Friday during a pandemic
Instead of offering the hottest Black Friday deals on just one day, retailers are encouraging online shopping by stretching offers over weeks.4 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Actor Chris Pratt sends autographed photo to Utah 7th grader
Actor Chris Pratt surprised a student from West Jordan Middle School with an autographed photo from "Guardians of the Galaxy."4 years ago
Becky Bruce
17 more Utahns dead from COVID-19 in another record-breaking day
17 more Utahns are dead as a result of COVID-19, the Utah Department of Health reported Friday, amid a second day in a row of record-breaking increases.4 years ago
Paul Nelson
Some voters have doubts of election results, Utah officials say shifting results are common
The dramatic shift in the results in the presidential election have some people crying foul. But sudden shifts in election results arent uncommon, and don't necessarily prove any wrongdoing.4 years ago
John Wojcik
West Valley man uses shotgun to defend home from alleged robbery
Police in West Valley City say a homeowner fought off a knife-wielding attacker overnight. Cops say the suspect was reportedly going around to cars and homes in a neighborhood to see if anything was unlocked.4 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Election results: When will we know?
As the vote count drags on for a third day, voters are getting anxious to hear election results.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Amendment G would change education funding in Utah, and it’s ahead in votes
For decades, Utah has only allowed income taxes to be used for education and if, Amendment G passes, it would let that money also be used to fund programs for children and the disabled.4 years ago
CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer
US unemployment drops to 6.9% as growth slows
U.S. employers may have slowed their hiring in October for a fourth straight month with confirmed viral cases reaching record levels and the loss of government aid deepening the hardships for many.4 years ago
BRIAN SLODYSKO Associated Press
EXPLAINER: A closer look at Arizona votes
State officials say there are about 250,000 votes still to be counted in Arizona, a Western presidential battleground state, where Democrat Joe Biden has a 1.6 percentage point lead over Republican Donald Trump, an advantage of about 46,250 votes.4 years ago
Natalie Gallón and Jason Hanna, CNN
Man arrested in connection with family massacre in Mexico
A man has been arrested in connection with last year's massacre of nine American-Mexican citizens who were members of a polygamist group on a remote dirt road in northwestern Mexico.4 years ago
Paul Nelson
Cox announces members of transition team; says pandemic war is being lost in homes
Education, government efficiency and the COVID-19 response. Governor-elect Spencer Cox said those will be some of his top priorities as he moves forward.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Davis County families could get money for childcare
The Davis Education Foundation is handing out grants to help families in need of pay for childcare after demand for services has tripled.4 years ago
Saige Miller
Skyline High School dismisses in-person class for two weeks following COVID-19 outbreak
Skyline High School is moving online for two weeks starting on Friday due to 15 or more positive cases of COVID-19 at the school.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
KSL FactCheck: Two false claims up, two down in presidential vote count
With help from a couple of reputable real news sources, two false claims circulating on social media have bitten the dust.4 years ago
Saige Miller
Utah sets new record for daily COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations
In less than a week, Utah has surpassed its previous record for daily new cases, hospitalizations and percent average of positive cases.4 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Comfort food: Alcohol, fast food sales soar on election night
It was an election like no other. And three days later, it's still not over. Naturally, Americans turned to comfort food to cope.4 years ago
Josh Tilton
Study: Teens who spend more time in extracurricular activities, less on screens, have better mental health
Adolescents — especially girls — who spend more time in extracurricular activities and less than two hours of screen time after school have better mental health.4 years ago
MARK SHERMAN and JESSICA GRESKO Associated Press
Judges dismiss Trump campaign claims in Georgia, Michigan
Judges in Georgia and Michigan quickly dismissed Trump campaign lawsuits regarding issues over 'transparency' of vote counting.4 years ago
Colby Walker and Paul Nelson
Injuries in crash force closure of U of U COVID testing site
A vehicle crash at the COVID testing site at the University of Utah's Rice Eccles Stadium parking lot resulted in injuries and the closure of the site.4 years ago
