Curt Gresseth
US athletes should boycott 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Stewart says
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, is calling for US athletes to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics because of China's human rights abuses against its Muslim minority, interference in Taiwan and Hong Kong and its failure to engage with the international community on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.5 years ago
By BRUCE SCHREINER and JIM SALTER Associated Press
Emotional Kentucky governor: At least 70 people feared dead in storms
MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he fears tornadoes have killed 70 people in the state and the death toll may exceed 100. Severe storms moved through the area Friday night and caused catastrophic damage across multiple states. “This has been the most devastating tornado event in our state’s history,” Beshear said. […]5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Zoning change could have a major impact on proposed limestone quarry
A controversial proposed limestone quarry in Parley’s Canyon might not see the light of day, if a proposed ordinance change from the Salt Lake County Council goes through. County leaders are considering a change to their forestry zoning rules.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
After girl’s death by suicide, Utah lawmaker is on a mission to stop bullying
On Saturday, state Rep. Sandra Hollins is bringing teachers together during a conference Saturday in Salt Lake City to end bullying forever.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Salt Lake City calls COVID-19 financial assistance program a big success, some housing funds still available
Officials in Salt Lake City say their financial assistance program to help families with during the pandemic was a success.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Sen. Romney: Military buildup of Russia at Ukraine border is outrageous, troubling
Mitt Romney, R-Utah, told KSL the buildup of tens of thousands of military troops on the border of Russia with Ukraine is a hostile military act.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah Highway Patrol issuing far more tickets for dangerous speeds
The Utah Highway Patrol has issued more tickets for drivers going more than 100 miles per hour than before the pandemic started.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Group pushes for in-person voting, county clerks call it a bad idea
SALT LAKE CITY — One political group is promoting a new ballot initiative (in-person voting) that they believe would heighten ballot integrity by bringing the state’s election system to what it used to be. However, the proposed law is getting intense pushback from county clerks. The group Secure Vote Utah posted on its website that […]5 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Gov. Cox proposes investment to protect, manage Great Salt Lake
Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) announced his 2022 budget with millions for conservation, protection, and management of the Great Salt Lake.5 years ago
Natasha Bertrand, Katie Bo Lillis, Jim Sciutto and Kylie Atwood, CNN
Biden administration considering options for US citizens in Ukraine if Russia invades
The Biden administration is exploring options for a potential evacuation of US citizens from Ukraine if Russia were to invade.5 years ago
The Associated Press
Justice Department sues Texas over new redistricting maps
Texas is being sued by the Justice Department over its redistricting maps.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dropping ‘Big Lie’ a good first step toward compromise, says former Arizona senator
A first step toward compromise for Republicans is dropping the "Big Lie" about the last presidential election, says former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake who is about to be sworn in as the next ambassador to Turkey.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Diplomatic boycott doesn’t change Salt Lake City’s bid for future winter games
Despite a diplomatic boycott of the upcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing, it doesn't change anything for committee trying to bring the Games back to Salt Lake City.5 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah’s elected leaders react to the passing of former Sen. Bob Dole
Many of Utah's elected leaders took to social media Sunday to express their thoughts on the passing of former United States Senator Bob Dole.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Analyst discusses how inflation is likely eroding Biden’s numbers
As prices on grocery items tick up, President Joe Biden's approval ratings are sinking.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
US feeling pinch of inflation but economy is good, says economist
Americans are feeling inflation everywhere, but a University of Utah professor points out indicators like unemployment show our economy is thriving.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Lawmaker Paul Ray to resign from Utah House of Representatives
Thursday morning, Utah lawmaker Paul Ray, a Clearfield Republican, announced his plans to resign from the Utah House of Representatives.5 years ago
The Associated Press
US moving to toughen testing requirement for international travelers
The US is moving to make COVID-19 testing more difficult for travelers5 years ago
Karilyn Frazier
Navajo Nation Heritage Day recognizes contributions of Navajo people
A Proclamation issued Thursday recognized the contributions, strength, and resilience of the Navajo people, culture, and language.5 years ago
ZEKE MILLER Associated Press
US to require vaccines for all border crossers in January
President Joe Biden plans to require vaccines for all border crossers. This requirement would require nonresident travelers to be vaccinated by Jan. 22.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Advocacy group claims an ’emergency’ shortage of home health workers
One patients’ rights group says Utah has an emergency shortage of home care workers. They want the state to address the labor shortage.5 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control wants a name change
The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is seeking a name change. But that only be done through the Utah State Legislature.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Monica Zoltanski to be Sandy’s first female mayor
The city council voted unanimously on Monday to certify the election results that made Monica Zoltanski mayor-elect.5 years ago
