Adam Small, Derrick Jones
Fourth of July weekend to break records
Triple-A expects record-breaking travel on Fourth of July weekend. What can Utahns do to gear up for the drive?3 years ago
Dan Bammes
Mosquitos in Utah not likely to spread malaria, according to experts
The mosquitos found in Utah are more likely to be the kind to carry diseases like West Nile virus, not malaria.3 years ago
HUGO RIKARD-BELL
UDOT plans for I-15 interchange in Spanish Fork concerns residents
The UDOT plans are supposed to address a big population boom expected for Spanish Fork -- a 115% increase by the year 2050.3 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
Kouri Richins sued by husband’s estate
The new lawsuit accuses Kouri Richins of taking money from retirement accounts set up for Eric by his grandmother and mother.3 years ago
Mark Jones
Investigation into the implosion of Titan submersible providing new details
Dave & Dujanovic discuss the latest in the investigation in the implosion of the Titanic submersible. The incident killed five people.3 years ago
Peter Johnston
U of U students hoping to help NASA get to the moon
A group of University of Utah students could work towards establishing a moon base after winning NASA's Big Idea competition3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Coping with poor air quality
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Dr. Amanda Bakian to learn how we can cope with poor air quality.3 years ago
Britt Johnson
Where is summer? National Weather Service sheds some light
So far this summer has felt cool and wet. What's been going on? Sam Webber with the National Weather Service helps clear it up.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Demystifying the myth about black walnuts
If you are worried about black walnuts preventing your plants from growing, you no longer have to worry.3 years ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell and Samantha Herrera
VIDEO: Weber County Attorney releases 911 calls, videos of fatal officer involved shooting in Ogden
The Weber County Attorney has released 911 calls and body cam footage from a fatal officer-involved shooting.3 years ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun and Andrew Gordon
Gov. Cox looking for trade opportunities in Europe
Governor Spencer Cox is in Europe, meeting with French and UK officials in hopes of bringing more trade to the state.3 years ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell
Hard times in a good year: Why lifting Title 42 won’t help Utah’s farm labor shortage
A different labor force than in the past, and a hitch with the H2A Visa, impacts Utah's farm labor shortage far more than Title 42.3 years ago
Peter Johnston
West Valley City Police Facebook page hacked, taken down
The West Valley City Police Department's Facebook Page was filled with pictures of Che Guevara and political cartoons after a hacker got into the account.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Rafters on Colorado River discover body, foul play not suspected
A group of rafters floating on the Colorado River discovered a body Thursday afternoon. Foul play is not suspected at this time.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Why the SLC school board shut down its virtual elementary school
The Salt Lake City School District said the decision wasn't an easy one. Some teachers and parents have mixed feelings.3 years ago
Adam Small
Man arrested for stealing Legos from Salt Lake and Utah County Target stores
Police said the man has stolen over $10,000 worth of Legos.3 years ago
Parija Kavilanz, CNN
Furby, the bug-eyed, gibberish-talking ’90s toy phenomenon, has been revived — again
The new Furby — which is priced at $70 and comes in purple and coral — is much like the original but somewhat cuter.3 years ago
Adam Small
In Utah, it’s a cool summer (at least to start off)
The first day of summer is off to a cool start with temperatures only hitting the mid-seventies Wednesday afternoon.3 years ago
Tom Haraldsen
Utah Attorney General suing EPA over new federal law on power plants
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is suing the EPA over a recently released federal rule governing power plants.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Heinz is releasing a sauce packet inspired by Utah
Heinz encourages fans to collect as many of 50 state-centered sauce packets for a chance to win $500,000 worth of prizes.3 years ago
Mark Jackson
French fries dumped on I-15 near Provo after semi rollover
The driver of a semi was left with minor injuries on Sunday after their truck rolled over on I-15 and dumped fries on the highway.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Salt Lake City police, fire pull abandoned car from Jordan River
Salt Lake City police are hoping you can help them find out how a car wound up in the Jordan River. They say it was not reported stolen.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Juneteenth in Utah: From overshadowed to state holiday
This is the second year Juneteenth has been celebrated as an official state holiday, but it has a rich history going back a century in Utah and the US.3 years ago
