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Eliza Pace
Utah veteran, survivor of Battle of the Bulge, reflects on incredible 100 years
Wayne O. Ursenbach, a World War II veteran, explosives researcher, man of faith, husband, and father will turn 100 years old on Dec. 4, 2023.27 days ago
Mark Jackson
Input wanted for area plan north of Central Pointe Trax Station
Salt Lake City planners are seeking input from residents on how to uses land in the Ballpark neighborhood.2 months ago
Dan Bammes
Housing unit quarantined after scabies outbreak at state correctional facility
57 inmates were affected after a breakout of scabies in a housing unit at the Utah State Correctional Facility.3 months ago
ELIZA PACE
Construction to cause delays on I-215 in SLC this weekend
Those heading out this weekend may run into traffic delays due to construction on Interstate 215.3 months ago
BY MICHAEL HOUCK AND BRIANNA CHAVEZ, KSL TV
Exitus CEO arrested for allegedly faking nursing credentials and misleading investors
The CEO of a non-profit group dedicated to helping those affected by human trafficking was arrested on Friday for over 30 fraud-related charges.3 months ago
KSL.com
Church President Russell M. Nelson celebrates 99th birthday on 9/9
President Russell M. Nelson, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is celebrating his 99th birthday on Saturday. Church President Russell M. Nelson celebrates 99th birthday on 9/93 months ago
Gabrielle Shiozawa, KSL.com
‘Sharing our culture’: Utahns celebrate Japanese Church of Christ’s first-ever summer festival
The Japanese Church of Christ in Salt Lake honored the local Japanese community and shared its culture with other Utahns at its first-ever summer festival, Natsu Matsuri.4 months ago
LADD EGAN AND KEIRA FAIRMONT, KSL-TV
Head of Utah National Guard, on paid leave, denies having improper relationship
Despite the U.S. Army Inspector General Agency concluding an investigation into the head of the Utah National Guard and finding the allegations substantiated, Maj. Gen. Michael Turley said in a statement to KSL Friday afternoon, Turley said, “I do deny any allegations of an improper relationship.”4 months ago
Gabrielle Shiozawa, KSL.com
USU grad settles racism lawsuit for $45K
Utah State University grad Gregory Noel has settled a lawsuit against the university involving allegations of racist treatment by a professor and what he saw as an inadequate response by USU for $45,000.5 months ago
Associated Press
Utah to get a PGA Tour event for first time since 1963
IVINS, Utah (AP) — The PGA Tour is returning to Utah next year for the first time since 1963, adding to its fall schedule as it switches back to a calendar year. The Black Desert Championship makes its debut in the fall of 2024. The FedEx Cup Fall is for players trying to secure PGA […]5 months ago
Allessandra Harris
Study shows worldwide lakes losing water, Utah is bouncing back
The record-breaking winter in Utah is helping the lakes around the state reach proper water levels, however, other lakes across the nation are drying out study finds.7 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah has turned over 20 county clerks in the last 3 years, state elections office says
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s election office says the state has lost 20 county clerks since 2020. The revelation came as State Director of Elections Ryan Cowley testified before a legislative committee Wednesday, May 17, asking the legislature to pump the breaks on some of their election-related bills. He said Cache, Utah and Washington counties […]7 months ago
Aimee Cobabe
Red Cross is helping as flooding hits Logan trailer park
The American Red Cross is working right now to help Logan residents after a trailer park flooded.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
The President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now using walker, in good spirits
The President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Russell M. Nelson, is now using a walker, but remains in good spirits.7 months ago
Adam Small
Gas prices continue to soar in the West, now over $4 a gallon in Utah
The West is experiencing exceptionally high gas prices, compared to the West. Spokes person for AAA says this is likely due to a weak oil market.7 months ago
MICHAEL HOUCK, KSL-TV
Abandoned puppies rescued from Tooele road, golf course
The shelter says the five German Shepherds are sweet and slowly adjusting to humans after their experience but need a new home to help them.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
Pair of brothers handout painted flower pots for Mother’s Day
A Early Childhood Education teacher at Sunshine Academy in Alpine and his younger brother celebrated Mother's Day at River Meadows Senior Living.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
Former United States Postal Service worker accused of destroying mail
A former Salt Lake City Express Mail Clerk with the United States Postal Service was accused by a federal jury of destroying immigration mail.7 months ago
Amy Joi O’Donoghue
‘It was fantastic.’ Pilot revels in Great Salt Lake’s wonders
Pilot Gary Kraft has flown over the Great Salt Lake at 15,000 feet, but this week was a different experience.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
Vandalism along North Temple, SLCPD seeks public’s help
Police seek help from the public in identifying the suspect who vandalised along North Temple.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
Mother’s Day celebration for over 300 Utah refugees
Roots High School students and employees at Ken Garff West Valley put together over 300 baskets for Utah refugees.7 months ago
Adam Small
NB Legacy Parkway closing this weekend for West Davis Highway bridge work
The northbound side of Legacy will close Friday at 10 p.m. until Monday at 5 a.m. while UDOT places bridge beams that'll connect the West Davis Highway to southbound I-15.7 months ago
Marjorie Cortez, Deseret News
State School Board restores climate change science standard by 1 vote
The majority of the Utah State Board of Education members ended up rejecting a recommendation that would remove climate change language from the state's science standards.7 months ago
