Ben Winslow, Fox 13 News
Great Salt Lake so low, a water level measurement system no longer works
The Great Salt Lake has dropped to such a low level, the U.S. Geological Survey's measuring system at the marina no longer works.4 years ago
Jessica Lowell
New dignity index rates candidates on how civil they are
The University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics and Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute helped create a dignity index that measures candidates behavior.4 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
Ogden Police Department partners with pawnshop to sell seized guns
OGDEN, Utah — Ogden Police Department plans to help to save funds by selling guns they seized. Although law enforcement is hesitant to put the guns back on the market, Ogden City has set up a program with a local pawn shop. The shop will sell firearms confiscated by the police department and use the […]4 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Salt Lake County DA discusses Biden’s pardon of marijuana possession
Following President Biden announced pardons for thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession federally, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill discusses what this means for the Beehive State.4 years ago
Aimee Cobabe
Val Verda moves closer to annexation into North Salt Lake
Val Verda is an area south of Bountiful and east of Highway 89. Davis County Commissioners voted to annex it into North Salt Lake last week.4 years ago
Kevin Liptak, CNN
Biden to pardon all federal offenses of simple marijuana possession in first major steps toward decriminalization
The president will also encourage governors to take similar steps to pardon simple marijuana possession charges at the state level.4 years ago
Aubri Wuthrich
Governor Cox presents awards to state employees.
The Award of Excellence was created to recognize employees that go the extra mile and show exceptional dedication.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah debates: Here’s how 3rd District candidates stand on the issues (Rep. John Curtis (R) vs. Glenn Wright (D)
Incumbent Republican Rep. John Curtis will debate Democrat challenger Glenn Wright to represent Utah's 3rd Congressional District on Oct. 6.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Election threats reported in Utah, as other states still see ‘unusual’ levels
Utah election officials say they are not immune from the threats being reported against election offices nationwide.4 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
New poll suggests marriage is dying
SALT LAKE CITY — A new Deseret News survey conducted with BYU shows a decrease in the number of marriages as well as people in relationships. The survey showed that many Americans are concerned with the economy and inflation and fear their income won’t be able to keep up with basics like food and transportation. […]4 years ago
Allie Litzinger, Amie Schaeffer
In narrow vote, Salt Lake County Council votes no on proposed gondola
In September, Utah Department of Transportation recommended the gondola as a means to help ski traffic congestion.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Gov. Cox appoints John Luthy to the Utah State Court of Appeals
Cache County Attorney John Luthy has been appointed by Gov. Spencer Cox to serve on the Utah State Court of Appeals. Luthy has been practicing law since 2003.4 years ago
Michael Houck, KSLTV.com
Evan McMullin sues super PAC, three Utah news stations for defamatory ad
Utah Senate candidate Evan McMullin (I) is taking a political action committee and three television stations to court for a defamatory ad.4 years ago
Aimee Cobabe
U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear Utah case involving bump stocks
A Utah court case involving bump stocks will not be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. The court declined to say why it won't take up the case.4 years ago
Devan Cole, CNN
Rubio vows to oppose potential Hurricane Ian aid package if lawmakers ‘load it up with stuff that’s unrelated to the storm’
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida said he will vote against any potential congressional disaster aid for victims of Hurricane Ian if lawmakers "load it up with stuff that's unrelated to the storm."4 years ago
Boyd Matheson
First freedoms: The interconnectedness of First Amendment rights
If all Americans do not put the first freedoms first KSL NewsRadio host Boyd Matheson says we will not have a sustainable, lasting republic.4 years ago
Whitney Wild and Katelyn Polantz, CNN
National Archives says it still doesn’t have all Trump White House records
The National Archives has told the House Oversight Committee that certain presidential records from the Trump administration remain outstanding, citing information that some White House staff used non-official electronic systems to conduct official business.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Lisa Garner has support of Draper mayor to become next city judge
Draper Mayor Troy Walker is seeking the appointment of Lisa Garner as the city's next judge. The appointment must be approved by the city council on Oct. 4.4 years ago
Betsy Klein and MJ Lee, CNN
Biden administration kicks off student loan debt forgiveness process
The Biden administration began its efforts aimed at student loan forgiveness on Thursday.4 years ago
Jacqueline Howard, CNN
ALS drug gets FDA approval despite uncertainty about effectiveness
The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new treatment for ALS on Thursday.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Eviction filings on the rise in Utah, compared to this time last year
The Rental Housing Association of Utah says eviction filings in Utah saw a 46% increase in the first six months of this year as compared to the same time in 2021.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
At Alpine school board meeting, Natalie Cline claims district allows porn in classrooms
Whether Cline, from the Utah Board of Education, can speak at the Alpine district meeting (where she doesn't reside) was questioned.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Lawmaker Moss again pushing to ban driving while holding a cell phone
Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D-District 37, says she'll try again to crack down on driving with your cell phone in your hand.4 years ago
