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Pearl Ashton
No injuries reported, trailer deemed a ‘total loss’ after fire in Washington County Tuesday evening
A fire started on a stationary trailer in Dammeron Valley on Tuesday evening.10 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL NewsRadio
Keeping your small engines safe through the winter
When that first crisp chill hits the air, it’s time to dig out the sweaters — and also time to think about winterizing your small-engine equipment. Tools like lawnmowers, tillers, and trimmers can suffer serious damage if fuel is left sitting in them for months during the off-season.10 months ago
Heather Kelly
The science of scaring: an inside look at the making of haunted houses
The the lighting, the sound effects, and the type of make up the actors use in haunted houses all add to the scaring.10 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Salt Lake City shatters 44-year-old October rain record. Is the all-time record next?
Salt Lake City has received more than four inches of rain this month, breaking an October rainfall record dating back to 1981, with more rain forecast.10 months ago
CAMI MONDEAUX, DESERET NEWS
These are the Utah Democrats already considering a House bid under new congressional map
If the map is confirmed by a Utah judge, these Utah Democrats have signaled they are ready to throw their hats in the ring.11 months ago
Joe Wirthlin and Mary Culbertson, KSL NewsRadio
Second wettest day on record reported in Salt Lake City
Nealy 2.5 inches of rain fell at the Salt Lake International Airport on Saturday, marking the second wettest day on record since 1901.11 months ago
KellieAnn Halvorsen
Church News podcast celebrates 30 years of ‘The Family Proclamation’ with a KSL NewsRadio Special
The Church News has released four of five planned episodes for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' celebration of the 30th anniversary of “The Family: A Proclamation to the World.”11 months ago
Joe Wirthlin
More than 200 miles of mountain bike trails near Moab open to Class 1 e-bikes
Community and public input into the decision to allow Class 1 e-bikes helped the BLM determine which trails and areas would be available.11 months ago
Mitch Harper, KSL Sports
Colorado Chancellor, AD apologize to BYU for offensive chants during football game
The University of Colorado issued an apology to Brigham Young University after Colorado students chanted slurs against BYU and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.11 months ago
Joe Wirthlin
Hikers rescued after flash flood hits Little Wildhorse Canyon
A search and rescue operation ensured that 10 individuals made it out of Little Wildhorse Canyon in Goblin Valley State Park after a flash flood swept through on Friday.11 months ago
Joe Wirthlin
UDOT seeks public input regarding proposed Legacy Parkway improvements
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is looking for public input regarding improvements for Legacy Parkway by Oct. 10, 2025.11 months ago
Carlysle Price
Vehicle fire closes portion of US 6 near Helper
A vehicle fire on Highway 6 closed a portion of the highway near Helper Sunday morning.11 months ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
9-Year-Old Utah boy becomes Superhero for a day, saves grandmother at America First Field
When the world feels heavy, sports have often been an escape. But Thursday night at America First Field in Sandy, it became something more.11 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Improving safety or overreaching? Salt Lake City’s after-hours alcohol proposal sparks backlash
Utah's capital city is considering a new ordinance that would crack down on businesses that skirt state and local liquor laws.11 months ago
Becky Bruce
Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind is over budget
A new audit recommends changes in record keeping and financial strategy at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, which is already over budget this year.12 months ago
Daniel Woodruff, KSL TV
Utah legislative leaders agree to redraw congressional maps despite ‘arbitrary’ timeline
Days after a judge ordered a redrawing of Utah’s congressional maps, legislative leaders said Thursday they will obey — despite the “arbitrary” deadline given to them.12 months ago
Pat Reavy, KSL.com
Murder charge filed in connection to Murray shed fire, after yearlong investigation and despite previous ruling
A fire that killed a woman who was locked in a Murray storage shed was ruled to be a "tragic accident" last year after a yearlong investigation, but a new murder charge says otherwise.12 months ago
Alexander Campbell
Nearly forty years after discovery, an old bone teaches scientists new tricks
Decades after discovery, a Camel bone found near Vernal is still yielding new discoveries.12 months ago
Tammy Kikuchi and Simone Seikaly
South Salt Lake City Council approves ‘moderate income housing’ plan
The South Salt Lake City Council has approved a Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone in the area of the Central Pointe TRAX and S-Line station.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Fire engulfed vehicle in Blanding, cause still unknown
BLANDING — A fire destroyed a vehicle Sunday morning, with the cause still unknown, according to Blanding Police. In a Facebook post from the police department, the fire occurred at 8:40 a.m. near 740 S. Main St. Police said the driver pulled out of the nearby hotel parking lot when his vehicle started to smoke. […]1 year ago
Associated Press
‘Fire clouds’ over Arizona and Utah wildfires are creating their own erratic climate
This story is no longer available on this site. Read the original story here.1 year ago
Heather Kelly
On average, drivers in Salt Lake City crash once every 9 years
Drivers in Brownsville, TX have the best record with only one crash every 14.24 years.1 year ago
ALEX CABRERO
Utah ranger who jumped into Provo River to save woman says he “wasn’t going to let her go under”
Tiffinie Wolf was paddleboarding on the river when her foot became trapped under a trestle bridge. Despite wearing a life vest, she couldn’t free herself from the fast-moving current.1 year ago
