Utah
John Wojcik
Financial experts anticipate more Americans will actually spend stimulus money
Financial experts are anticipating that more Americans will actually spend the money they receive in the latest round of stimulus payments.3 years ago
Saige Miller and Paul Nelson
One officer’s use of deadly force ruled unjustified, but the fatal shot by 2nd officer is justified, says Salt Lake County DA
Prosecutors left the door open for charges against one officer ruled unjustified in a deadly shooting, while saying another officer was justified.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Utah Jazz debut new uniforms, welcome more fans at Vivint Arena
When the Utah Jazz start the second half of their game against the Houston Rockets at Vivint Arena Friday night, they will debut new Kelly green uniforms.3 years ago
Colby Walker
First Presidency gives update on historic temple renovations, changes to Salt Lake Temple
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ released an update on the renovations of a number of historic temples being worked on and changes to the Salt Lake Temple.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
School districts still not completely back to “normal”
Will schools ever get “back to normal?” Today marks the one-year anniversary of the first school district in Utah taking kids out of the classrooms over COVID-19 concerns, and officials from that district are still uncertain of what the future holds.3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
5 weird Guinness World Records title holders in Utah
From longest fingernails recorded to most bridal bouquets caught, Utah is home to quite a few Guinness World Records; here are our top five.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Teen accused of killing Ogden store owner to stay in custody
The accused killer of an Ogden store owner is going to stay in the juvenile detention center for at least one more month.3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
COVID-19 stimulus bill bringing billions to the state and Utahns
The American Rescue Plan, or more commonly known as the stimulus bill, will bring billions to Utah and individual Utahns.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah State Board of Education worried about enforcing masks
Members of the Utah State Board of Education report they are worried about enforcing masks at school once the state's mask mandate ends.3 years ago
KSL News Staff
Kids in crisis: Mental health care for children rises with pandemic
Mental health experts say the pandemic has caused a rise in anxiety and depression, creating a generation of kids in crisis. Here's how to help.3 years ago
KSL News Staff
CEO saves life of dog after collision with skier
The owner of a dog badly cut in a collision with a skier was able to save his life, because he happened to have the survival kit his company makes with him.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Office Space: What happens when the Utah workforce goes back to normal?
Even if Utah companies no longer need their office space, others will move in because the demand is high, a real estate agent and former candidate predicts.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Vaccine offers hope as Utah marks more than 2,000 COVID-19 deaths
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah marked a grim milestone Thursday, surpassing 2,000 deaths blamed on COVID-19, just as the state announced a major milestone for vaccine distribution. State officials said nearly a million Utahns have been vaccinated for COVID-19 with at least one dose, with more vaccines arriving all the time. But as of Thursday, […]3 years ago
John Wojcik
Mental health providers seeing increase in depression, anxiety
Local health officials are explaining what sort of psychological impact the COVID-19 pandemic may be having on everyday Utahns.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Could this be the year we stop changing clocks for Daylight Saving Time?
This weekend we change the clocks again, but new bills in Congress may let states choose to keep Daylight Saving Time permanent.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Nearly 80% of Utahns 70+ have been vaccinated, more counties move transmission levels
In a news conference Thursday, Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson announced 79% of Utahns 70 years old and over have been vaccinated.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Asian Americans facing renewed discrimination, according to Utah lawmaker
A Utah lawmaker says Utahns of Asian heritage continue to face racially motivated harassment stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.3 years ago
KSL NewsRadio Staff
One year later — Gov. Cox reflects one year into the pandemic
It has been a wild last year since the pandemic hit home staring with the Utah Jazz. Utah Governor Spencer Cox joined Tim and Amanda on Utah's Morning News with a look back over the past year and a look ahead to what's in store.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Gov. Herbert stands by the state’s COVID-19 response one year later
Today marks one year since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Former Governor Gary Herbert is reflecting on the state’s response to the disease3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah Medical Examiner’s Office finds no link between COVID-19 vaccine and deaths
Is there a link between the COVID-19 vaccine and the recent deaths of four people in Utah? The Utah Medical Examiner’s Office says no.3 years ago
Mark Jackson
UTA offering free fare to COVID-19 vaccination appointments
You can get a free fare for a ride on all UTA systems to and from vaccination appointments through the end of June.3 years ago
Dan Bammes
Cabins in Logan Canyon for sale along with their creepy legends
LOGAN, Utah- The Hatch family began building their cabins in Logan Canyon in 1910. They included small playhouses for children and, unusual for the time, a swimming pool. The family occupied the cabins in Logan Canyon for years, but by the 1950s, they were vacant and had been vandalized repeatedly. They were donated to the […]3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Accidents on Utah roads make for a bad day for drivers
Multiple accidents on Utah roads happened Wednesday making it a bad day for traffic delays all over the state. No injuries were reported.3 years ago
