Paul Nelson
Governor Gary Herbert emphasizes ‘shut down is not under consideration’
Governor Gary Herbert repeats he is not considering another Utah economic shutdown. Some Utah lawmakers and local Utah business owners are worried.6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Inland Port Authority releases new business plan, face public push back
The Inland Port Authority on Monday voted to approve a five year business plan to make the future logistics hub in northwest Salt Lake City more environmentally friendly.6 years ago
LAURAN NEERGAARD and RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press
Fauci to testify at a fraught time for US pandemic response
Dr. Anthony Fauci is returning to Capitol Hill at a fraught moment for the nation’s pandemic response. Coronavirus cases are rising in about half the states and political polarization is competing for attention with public health recommendations.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Childhood sex abuse survivors rail against Utah Supreme Court for overturning recent law
Childhood sex abuse survivors are calling out the Utah Supreme Court for overturning a law that makes it easier for victims to sue their attackers.6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Want a Mail-in ballot sent to your house? Tuesday is the deadline.
Utah's primary election is about one week away and voters who want a mail-in ballot only have a few more hours to request one.6 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: Would you turn off political ads on Facebook?
Listeners share their reaction to Facebook announcing users now have the option of turning off political ads while on the platform.6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts, Ryan Meeks
SLCO Health released Jon Huntsman Jr. from isolation
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake County Health Department has released Jon Huntsman Jr. from isolation associated with his COVID-19 diagnosis. He went into isolation on June 6 when he learned that someone in his campaign staff had tested positive. Huntsman was tested for COVID-19 on June 8 and that test resulted in a […]6 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: Rock the vote — but six feet apart
How do you rock the vote while social distancing at the polls? Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen explains how primary day will be different.6 years ago
ERIC TUCKER Associated Press
Judge: Bolton can publish book despite efforts to block it
A federal judge has ruled that former national security adviser John Bolton can move forward in publishing his tell-all book.6 years ago
John Wojcik
“Blue rally” gathers in downtown SLC to support law enforcement
Utah Business Revival is hosting a “Blue Rally” in downtown Salt Lake City in order to support law enforcement. Organizer Eric Moutsos, a former motors officer at SLCPD, is inviting police chiefs and sheriffs from around the state.6 years ago
Ryan Meeks
Alpine City offers reward for information leading to arrest of toilet vandals
Alpine City has offered a $2,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of some suspected serial toilet vandals.6 years ago
Ryan Meeks
Do not drink advisory issued for some Tooele residents
Residents living south of Vine Street and east of Mainstreet in Tooele have been issued a "do not drink" advisory. The city is working to clean the tank6 years ago
John Wojcik
Cadets in Utah Police Academy may receive additional “anti-bias” training
Cadets in the Utah police academy will soon receive additional training about implicit bias -- and how to better defuse escalating situations.6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Health officials urge caution as nine more Utah counties move to green
The counties moving to green in Utah have low COVID-19 case rates and few hospitalizations -- and represent just three percent of state residents.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Salt Lake County honors Juneteenth, activists call for it to be a national holiday
Salt Lake County is honoring the day known as Juneteenth, which is recognized as the day when the last of the slaves were freed in Texas in 18656 years ago
Paul Nelson
Protestors celebrate Juneteenth by marching and demanding police reform
Protestors marched in Salt Lake City to celebrate Juneteenth, but organizers say the rally has to be about more than just chanting.6 years ago
Saige Miller
Utah reports highest COVID-19 daily case count with 586 new cases
Utah health officials have reported the largest COVID-19 daily increase to date. The 586 cases surpassed the previous high case number reported on June 6.6 years ago
KSL News Staff
Voter info on Utah’s primary election
On April 22, 2020, Gov. Gary Herbert signed HB3005 into law, canceling in-person Election Day voting, in-person early voting and in-person voter registration in the June 30 primary election. The General Election is Nov. 3. More information about the primary. Find out more about elections around the state of Utah. A list of voter ID […]6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah State Board of Education wants schools to reopen by the fall
The Utah State Board of Education would like to see schools reopen this fall. But first, it is asking districts to come up with a safe reopening plan by August 1st.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Man sues after reportedly being beaten by library security guards
A lawsuit worth $35 million dollars is filed after a Black man was reportedly beaten outside of the downtown library last year.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah ‘dreamers’ applaud Supreme Court’s decision on DACA
'Dreamers' in Utah say they’re over the moon over the Supreme Court’s decision preventing the Trump Administration from ending DACA.6 years ago
The Associated Press
Utah lawmakers vote to ban knee-to-neck chokeholds
In a special session Thursday, Utah lawmakers voted to ban knee-to-neck chokeholds.6 years ago
JACQUES BILLEAUD Associated Press
Ex-politician pleads guilty to fraud in adoption scheme involving Utah
A former elected official in Phoenix pleads guilty to fraud charges stemming from an illegal adoption scheme in three states including Utah.6 years ago
