Utah
Carter Williams, KSL
A popular Sugar House deli is relocating, but it needs a waiver to keep its current menu
Silverside Deli in Salt Lake City's Sugar House neighborhood is is relocating to Highland Drive next month, and is seeking a waiver to retain its liquor license because of various state laws.27 days ago
Tim Vandenack and Kennedy Camarena, KSL
Washington Terrace fire torches 45 acres, forces home evacuations
A mandatory evacuation was lifted for residents near Washington Terrace after a brush fire began threatening homes on Monday afternoon.27 days ago
Kennedy Camarena, KSL
Longboarder riding on roadway dies in collision with vehicle, police say
A longboarder who was riding on a road in Millcreek died after being hit by a vehicle on Saturday night.27 days ago
Garna Mejia, KSL
SUU honors fallen Army Capt. Tyler Feehan during Pioneer Legacy Celebration
A special tribute to fallen U.S. Army Capt. Tyler James Feehan took center stage Thursday night during the Pioneer Legacy Celebration at Southern Utah University.27 days ago
Kennedy Camarena, KSL
‘Abysmal high temperatures’ hitting parts of Utah
Temperatures in Utah are expected to skyrocket through the week, reaching at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and low 80s at night.28 days ago
Becky Bruce
Fourth firefighter has died after deadly June fire
Nathan Matthews, a wildland firefighter injured in a burnover incident near the Utah/Colorado state line last month, has died.28 days ago
Becky Bruce
Beaver City boil water order partially lifted
Some residents of Beaver City are no longer under a boil water order, though they still should take precautions before drinking or using the water.1 month ago
Becky Bruce
Heat advisory in effect through Monday night for northern Utah
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for multiple days, saying the lows at night would not offer much relief from triple-digit daytime highs.1 month ago
Logan Stefanich, KSL
Utah, 40 other states reach $18M settlement with 23andMe after data breach, bankruptcy
Utah and over 40 other states on Wednesday announced a $18 million settlement agreement with genetic information company 23andMe after the company filed for bankruptcy in March 2025.1 month ago
Cami Mondeaux, Deseret News
From Salt Lake City to the Senate: Curtis leads tribute honoring Pioneer Day
In the US Senate on Thursday, Sen. John Curtis led a resolution honoring the Utah pioneers for exhibiting a spirit that he says still shapes the country today.1 month ago
Emily Ashcraft, KSL
Church of Jesus Christ announces 10 hymns to be included in ‘Hymns for Home and Church’
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released 10 new hymns that will be included in its new hymnbook on Thursday as part of a phased rollout of "Hymns for Home and Church."1 month ago
Devyn Latorre
Red Cross volunteer uses experience with fire to help others
The fire that destroyed the home of a Red Cross volunteer is shaping how she helps and teaches others to prevent fires.1 month ago
Don Brinkerhoff, KSL
Utah SAR volunteers spend their own money to save lives. Here’s how you can help
It's been a busy summer for SAR crews across Utah, and when teams head out, in many instances they're doing it largely on their own dime.1 month ago
Carter Williams, KSL
This year’s Days of ’47 Parade to celebrate 2 anniversaries. Here’s the route it will take
The Days of '47 Parade celebrates Utah's pioneer settlement and America 250. Parade and marathon routes will close several Salt Lake roads on Friday.1 month ago
Carter Williams, KSL
Road washout closes section of Butterfield Canyon
A major link between Tooele and Salt Lake counties in Butterfield Canyon is partially closed after flash flooding washed out some of the roadway.1 month ago
Tim Vandenack, KSL
Feds say 2nd suspect in killing of West Point man was also in the country illegally
The second suspect in the seemingly random killing in May of a West Point man was also an immigrant who entered the United States illegally and is facing deportation, according to federal officials.1 month ago
Mckenna Rodriguez , KSL
Beaver residents ‘left in limbo,’ can’t assess home damage until SR-153 reopens
A Beaver resident said he and his neighbors are in limbo after fires and flooding damaged the road through Beaver Canyon, causing a road closure.1 month ago
Kennedy Camarena, KSL
Man arrested in investigation of shooting 2 boys with BB gun; family responds
A man was arrested for investigation of assault after two kids were hit by shots from a BB gun over the weekend.1 month ago
Kennedy Camarena, KSL
Where you can and can’t light personal fireworks this Pioneer Day
Utah Governor Spencer Cox has issued a "hybrid fireworks policy" for the Fourth of July. Here's what that means for your city.1 month ago
Eric Cabrera
Deaf Utah performer, interpreter, helps kids experience favorite shows in a new way through ASL
Utah mentor and performer Jojo Savea is one of the American Sign Language performers bringing popular children's programming, including "CoComelon," to deaf audiences.1 month ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Utah search and rescue teams urge preparation as heat, storms prompt rescues
Search and rescue teams across Utah are busy this year. Here's what you can do to lighten the physical and financial load.1 month ago
Carter Williams, KSL
Cox appoints new Great Salt Lake commissioner as lake continues to slide
Gov. Spencer Cox has named Hannah Freeze as the state's new Great Salt Lake commissioner, replacing Brian Steed, who stepped down earlier this year. Freeze was named deputy commissioner of the state office last year.1 month ago
Bryanna Willis
Nephi woman arrested after posing as a federal official and threatening city workers, police say
A woman in Nephi was arrested after police said she made threatening calls to city workers while impersonating a federal officer.1 month ago
