Utah
Madeleine Porter
Salt Lake City Officials plan to revamp 300 West area
Salt Lake City Officials unveiled plans to revamp the area between 900 South and 2100 South on 300 West due to residents' concern of safety.3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Park City suffering economic blow without Sundance Film Festival
With Sundance Film Festival going online this year, Park City is facing a huge economic blow without the income from tourism.3 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Dozens of Salt Lake renters face evictions after building is sold
Nearly 40 tenants at The Annex on South Temple face evictions after their affordable Salt Lake apartment building was sold to new ownership.3 years ago
Mary Richards
CDC: Schools can open safely now
The CDC says schools nationwide may reopen safely right now, even without teachers getting the vaccines. Many schools around the country have been staying remote while waiting for teachers to get the vaccine first. But they are facing increasing pressure to re-open. “There is increasing data to suggest that schools can safely reopen and that […]3 years ago
Saige Miller
Utahns over 65, or younger with underlying conditions, to be eligible for the vaccine in March
Gov. Cox says come March 1, Utahns over the age of 65 and those with some underlying health conditions will be eligible for the vaccine.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Bill would let any billboard in Utah become electronic
A bill is moving forward that would allow any of the billboards in Utah to be turned into an electronic or digital billboard.3 years ago
John Wojcik
House Speaker Brad Wilson backs a trio of police reform bills
Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson is throwing his support behind three police reform bills that are sponsored by democratic lawmakers.3 years ago
Mary Richards and Simone Seikaly
Bill would expand presence of digital billboards in Utah
The sponsor says SB61 makes digital billboard requirements more equitable for advertising companies in Utah.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Tooele County Health Department defends vaccinating family members of employees
Tooele County Health Department is defending their reasoning to vaccinate employees' immediate family before other members of the community.3 years ago
Nicole Chavez, CNN
A rocky corner in southern Utah has brought 5 tribes together. An executive order is reviving effort to protect them
A recent move by the Biden administration is giving Native tribes and nations hope that a broken promise could be mended.3 years ago
Saige Miller and Colby Walker
Utah amusement park Evermore sues Taylor Swift for trademark infringement
Utah's Evermore Park is suing Taylor Swift, and alleging the singer/songwriter's newest album of the same name is infringing on their trademark.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Salt Lake City man charged with attempted murder following road rage incident
A Salt Lake man is being charged with attempted murder following a road rage incident in Utah County last week.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Heart of Utah: Extreme Motus including people of all abilities on the adventure
Orem's Extreme Motus off-road wheelchair is allowing one man to finally see places around Utah he thought he'd never be able to experience, and he's taking everyone along for the ride.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Body of man found floating in Jordan River is identified
Kayakers found the body of Eric Granados, age 35, floating in the Jordan River west of the International Peace Gardens in Salt Lake City.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Aftermath of Lauren McCluskey murder sparks bill on revenge porn
House Bill 147 would get rid of the requirement where prosecutors have to prove a victim of revenge porn suffered emotional distress.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
State senator’s bill would give Utah’s electoral votes to the winner of US popular vote
A state senator wants Utah to elect the next president by popular vote, effectively working around the Electoral College system in the state.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Man accused of duping customers, illegally dumping junk in Eagle Mountain
The sheriff's office still wants to charge Justin Persinger with illegal dumping and theft by deception, though he has since cleaned up the junk.3 years ago
KSL Newsradio Staff
Salt Lake man offers his yard to those experiencing homelessness
Darin Mann says his neighbors had mixed reactions after he offered his yard to those experiencing homelessness, and the city has asked him to shut it down.3 years ago
KSL Newsradio Staff
Utah’s Morning News: After Biden meeting, Romney urges focused stimulus spending
Sen. Mitt Romney said his meeting with President Biden on Monday showed that Mr. Biden is willing to listen to views from the other side of the political aisle.3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Park City Mountain restricts backcountry access with avalanche danger high
Park City Mountain restricted access to backcountry areas from the resort property after two deaths in recent days, as avalanche danger remains high.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts and Simone Seikaly
Online petition calls for State Board Member’s removal, claims comments support homophobia
Thousands of people have signed a MoveOn.org online petition asking that school board member Natalie Cline be removed from her position.3 years ago
Saige Miller
U of U Chief Safety Officer to leave the university, accepts job elsewhere
The Chief Safety Officer at the University of Utah says he is leaving the university and accepting a similar position at Michigan State University, the U announced Tuesday.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Proposed bill would bring back DMV registration reminders for Utah drivers
Utah drivers may once again start getting postcards from the DMV reminding them to get their vehicle registered.3 years ago
