Utah
Emma Keddington
Man who died at Millcreek TRAX station identified
The 23-year-old victim was hit by a northbound, blue line TRAX train at 2950 South, 200 West.16 days ago
Curt Gresseth
How an earthquake impacts homes and buildings
A structural engineer discusses how an earthquake rattles homes and buildings.16 days ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: Preventing pickleball injuries
A Utah doctor reports seeing an increase in overuse injuries associated with pickleball, especially in players over age 55.16 days ago
Heather Peterson
Utah launches Startup State Initiative to help entrepreneurs and small businesses
The Startup State Initiative helps Utahns conduct market research, create a business plan, or network with community partners.17 days ago
Peter Johnston
Higher-magnitude earthquake is coming to Utah, warns expert
One expert is warning Utah to be prepare for a higher-magnitude earthquake then the 5.7 magnitude one that hit in 2020.17 days ago
Adam Small
Great Utah ShakeOut: State’s largest earthquake drill happens today
The state's largest earthquake drill, the Great Utah ShakeOut, happens today. It will help people across the state prepare for earthquakes.17 days ago
Vanessa Hudson
‘Great Salt Lake is our future’: Utah youth aim to inform, collaborate and inspire change
This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a journalism initiative partnering news, education and media organizations to record the plight of the lake.17 days ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko
How can UTA increase ridership? Run trains, buses more often, audit recommends
A state audit finds the Utah Transit Authority is gaining more riders post-pandemic but could increase that number by improving on-time performance.17 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Only 12% of Utah women report sexual assault, DA’s Office says
The Utah District Attorney's Office said for every 100 Utah women who are sexually assaulted, 88 of them won't report it.17 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Salt Lake City Marathon will cause travel impacts, SLCPD warns
SLCPD is reminding anyone in the city this weekend to be mindful of travel impacts during the Salt Lake City Marathon.17 days ago
Sam Herrera and Emma Keddington
LISTEN: BYU welcomes new head coach
BYU is welcoming its new head coach for men's basketball, Kevin Young. Young comes to the university from the NBA.17 days ago
Adam Small
The Great Salt Lake has a chance to be healthy again for the first time in over a decade
The water level in the Great Salt Lake is 1.5 feet from the tail-end of its healthy range of 4,196 to 4,200 feet.17 days ago
Heather Peterson
The race to fill Mitt Romney’s senate seat is getting expensive
The senate candidates vying for Mitt Romney's seat are forking over a lot of money ahead of this month's state conventions.18 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Bonneville International, KSL NewsRadio recognized for community service
Each year the National Association of Broadcasters recognizes community service projects which make a meaningful difference in their listeners lives.18 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Great Utah Shakeout: How to make your home earthquake-safe
An adviser discusses how to make your home safe for the Great Utah Shakeout.18 days ago
Aimee Cobabe
Jazz owner files application to house NHL team in Salt Lake City
What isn't clear is whether Ryan Smith wants to build a new arena for the NHL or revamp the Delta Center.18 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah trooper arrested for allegedly assaulting daughter’s friend
Richfield police allege a Utah Highway Patrol trooper inappropriately touched a 19-year-old woman -- a friend of his daughter's -- without her consent.18 days ago
Britt Johnson
Valley Fever cases increase in southern Utah
Valley Fever cases in southern Utah are ticking up. Professor of Epidemiology, Katharine Walter gives advice on how to spot it.19 days ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Construction on Mountain View Corridor project to begin this week
The Utah Department of Transportation will start construction Wednesday on a segment of the Mountain View Corridor.19 days ago
Eric Cabrera and Derrick Jones
PFAS chemicals found in Park City water, ski wax to blame
A potentially dangerous chemical (PFAS) was found in three Park City water wells. All signs point to the slopes and ski wax.19 days ago
Heather Peterson
Transitional housing for domestic violence victims opening soon in Ogden
A new 14-unit apartment complex is being built in Ogden as a transitional housing option for victims of domestic violence.19 days ago
Amy Donaldson
The Letter podcast debuts second season on 1982 murders
The 1982 Millcreek murders of two young fathers sets the stage for season 2 of The Letter podcast, exploring themes of trauma and forgiveness.19 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Drug shortages in Utah pharmacies leave many without medication
Utah's pharmacies grapple with drug shortages. According to a recent study, Utah is the fourth highest in the country for drug shortages.19 days ago
