Utah
Paul Nelson
Federal health officials investigating Utah-based company over COVID-19 testing
A Utah-based company is being investigating for claims of substandard conditions at COVID-19 testing sites.2 years ago
Kira Hoffelmeyer
Independent investigation reports no evidence Izzy Tichenor was bullied before her death
The Davis School District has released its report on the death of 9-year-old Izzy Tichenor, who died by suicide in the fall of 2021.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
A University of Utah program will build homes in the Navajo Nation
A College of Architecture and Planning program will build sustainable and affordable homes in Navajo Nation.2 years ago
Chandler Holt
Texas man charged with kidnapping, rape related to Magna AMBER Alert
Frank David Lopez-Orellana of Houston, TX is charged with aggravated kidnapping and rape in connection with a 14-year-old subject of a Magna AMBER Alert.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Dark Sky Month begins today
Gov. Cox declared April as Dark Sky Month in Utah for the second year in a row. The Office of Tourism highlighted the importance of Utah's dark skies.2 years ago
Dan Bammes
Nursing program at U of U to expand
The nursing program at the University of Utah will expand in an effort to address the current nursing shortage in the state of Utah.2 years ago
Jacob Rueda
Historian reflects on Utah’s history with lynching and prejudice
With lynching now a federal crime, a University of Utah historian recalls the history of lynching and other race-based violence in Utah.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah Starbucks employees say they’ll attempt to unionize
The Utah Starbucks location hoping to unionize is joining dozens of other Starbucks across the United States doing the same thing.2 years ago
Aimee Cobabe and Mark Jones
General Conference should give boost to Salt Lake City economy
Church members attending General Conference this weekend should give the Salt Lake City economy a boost.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Suspect in custody after he allegedly stole a truck from SLC motel
A 28-year-old man is in custody after he allegedly stole a truck from a Salt Lake City motel Thursday morning.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Intermountain Healthcare to donate $540,000 to domestic violence resources
Intermountain Healthcare announced it would donate $540,000 to the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. The money will be distributed to local organizations.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Potential for rockslides, unstable cliff ledges affecting Utah outdoor safety
Outdoor activities in Utah can become more dangerous in spring, as water freezes and thaws and affects the safety of hiking trails.2 years ago
Dan Bammes
Climate change might bring more West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes
Mosquitos carrying the West Nile virus might increase in population because of warmer weather brought on by climate change.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Salt Lake County receives grant to serve Afghan refugees
The Salt Lake County Mayor’s Office for New Americans received a $150,000 grant in order to help Afghan refugees new to the county.2 years ago
Heather Kelly
I-80 closed after semi-truck rollover on eastbound highway in Tooele
Eastbound I-80 closed this morning after a semi-truck rolled just east of the Skull Valley Road turnoff. Utah Highway Patrol hopes. toget one lane.2 years ago
Jacob Rueda
South Salt Lake Mayor says resources are available for those seeking shelter.
South Salt Lake Mayor Cherie Wood says resources are available for those who need help finding shelter so that they do not occupy vacant buildings.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Armed standoff in West Valley City ends peacefully
An armed standoff with a 33-year-old male ended peacefully Wednesday, West Valley City police say.2 years ago
Kira Hoffelmeyer and Mark Jones
Bruce Willis is diagnosed with aphasia. A USU expert explains what that means
A speech language pathologist from Utah State University told KSL NewsRadio what aphasia is.2 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah man facing federal charges after alleged death threats at VA health centers
A southern Utah man has been arrested and booked into jail after he allegedly making death threats toward VA Hospital workers.2 years ago
Paul Nelson
Health officials will significantly ‘ramp down’ the number of COVID-19 tests they offer
The Utah Department of Health announced it will ramp down the number of COVID-19 tests being offered to the public.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Investigation concluded after Richfield mother of four fell to her death
Candace Thompson, a Richfield resident, was hiking with her husband and fell after standing on a cliff ledge that had begun eroding.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
New report says electric vehicles could prevent deaths, improve health
A "widespread transition" to electric vehicles and renewable energy could bring many health benefits to Americans, according to a new report.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Parents resource page launched by DCFS, Utah 211
The Division of Child and Family Services says its new parent resource page offers a guide to those who feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities of raising a child.2 years ago
