Utah
Brianna Bodily
Draper man gets 9 months in jail over hate crime
A Draper man was sentenced to nine months behind bars Thursday after being found guilty of attacking his African-American neighbor in 2016 because of the man's race.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Warning from Elizabeth Salgado’s family: ‘We will find you, whoever you are’
The family of a Provo woman whose body was found in Hobble Creek is begging anyone with information about her death to come forward. In their tearful plea Thursday, the family also have a warning for the people who may be connected to the crime.6 years ago
Peter Samore
Investigators: Salgado disappearance is active homicide probe
The Utah County sheriff and Provo police chief confirmed the probe into the death of Elizabeth Salgado, missing for more than three years, is now an active homicide investigation.6 years ago
Peter Samore
Police cars could pull over your car in ‘The Future of Your Commute’
“Smarter” technology in our cars and on our roads is coming. They'll talk to each other, hopefully reducing accidents.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Remains of Elizabeth Salgado found
Investigators in Utah County say the remains of a woman who was found last week are that of Elizabeth Elena-Laguna Salgado.6 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
Community airs concerns over pollution potential of planned inland port
Community leaders and environmental groups say they're worried about increased air pollution and other possible problems with the state's plans to build an inland port in northwest Salt Lake City.6 years ago
Emily Ashmead
A new conversation: Dave & Dujanovic starts June 4
After nearly 40 years at KSL Newsradio, talk show host Doug Wright will be stepping back from his five-day per week on-air hosting duties beginning June 4. His last day of full week hosting happens on that four-decade anniversary on June 1. Wright will continue at the station as a special news consultant and […]6 years ago
Mary Richards
NTSB recommends seatbelts for all new school buses
A federal transportation panel on Tuesday recommended to states that all new large school buses be equipped with both lap and shoulder seatbelts. The National Transportation Safety Board also recommended requiring collision-avoidance systems and automatic emergency brakes on new school buses. In 2017, the Utah legislature took up the issue of seatbelts with HB 132. […]6 years ago
Peter Samore
Conversant cars, roads likely in ‘The Future of Your Commute’
Memorial Day weekend marks the start of vacation driving season, and as you sit behind the wheel on a long trip, you may wonder how much “smarter” cars and roads may get in the future.6 years ago
Becky Bruce
Fatigued driving investigated in I-215 crash
One lane of I-215 westbound is open again near Redwood Road after a box truck became lodged over a construction barrier, snarling morning commute traffic for several hours.6 years ago
Brianna Bodily
Utah man helps emergency crews in Hawaii with drone
A Utah man has been helping emergency crews measure and predict flows, as the Kilauea volcano on the big island of Hawaii continues to spew lava.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Doomsday cult leader sentenced for rape of a child
IRON COUNTY – The man who calls himself the prophet of The Knights of the Crystal Blade learns how long his prison sentence will be. Samuel Shaffer will serve at least 25 years for sexual abuse of a child and child abuse, with both of his sentences running consecutively. Inside the courtroom, Samuel Shaffer spoke about […]6 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
Inland port negotiations hit a wall
Negotiations between city and state officials over who's overseeing development of a planned inland port in Salt Lake City's northwest quadrant stalled Friday, with both sides saying there's no reason to call a special session to address the city's concerns.6 years ago
Marc Giauque
LDS Church transfers missionaries out of Nicaragua
The LDS Church announced Tuesday it is transferring just under half of its missionaries serving in Nicaragua.6 years ago
Mary Richards
FanX issues apology to local author, promises clear sexual harassment policy
A Twitter battle over sexual harassment claims has turned ugly between a popular Utah author and one of the co-founders of the FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention.6 years ago
Adam Mason
Man in custody after shots fired in Taylorsville home
TAYLORSVILLE – Police have a man in custody after responding to an “armed domestic situation” Monday afternoon at 4155 West and 6550 South in Taylorsville. Lt. Brian Lohrke said the department received the call just before 4:30 and did receive a report a gun may possibly be involved. “As we were walking up to the […]6 years ago
Mary Richards
Fireworks show officially canceled this year
Sugar House is canceling its annual Fourth of July fireworks show this year at the park.6 years ago
Heather Kelly
Ex-coach convicted of making threats is arrested again
A former college basketball coach convicted of threatening to blow up an elementary school has been arrested again, accused of violating probation.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Kanarraville Falls adds $8 fee
Tiny Kanarraville, Utah, says it has no choice but to start charging $8 fees to hike to its popular falls, because of the impact crowds have had on the community and its resources.6 years ago
Heather Kelly
UPS looks to hire 1700 in SLC
UPS is looking for 1,700 permanent workers to join the 4,000 already employed in Utah. Both full-time and part-time supervisors are needed along with package handlers.6 years ago
Mary Richards
3-year-old Spanish Fork girl falls from 2nd story window
A 3-year-old girl is in critical condition at Primary Children's Hospital after police say she fell out of a 2nd story window in Spanish Fork.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Texas shooting sparks protest in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY – Several dozen protesters come to the Capitol steps to send a message to lawmakers, demanding more action regarding gun control and school safety. They performed a “die in,” as they laid still for 22 minutes in memory of the victims of the 22 school shootings that have happened across the country since […]6 years ago
Paul Nelson
UPD announces charges in 1979 cold case murder
Investigators have identified two suspects, and prosecutors are charging them, in a cold case murder dating back to 1979 in Holladay.6 years ago
