Salt Lake City
DANIEL WOODRUFF
How often has general conference happened without the First Presidency in place?
This is expected to be the first conference in nearly 75 years that will not be overseen by the First Presidency, which is the highest governing body in the faith. The First Presidency was dissolved after President Nelson died.11 months ago
Heather Peterson
Extra security expected for General Conference weekend
More officers will be on foot and on motorcycles this weekend, to make sure the 100-thousand-plus people who are here for General Conference feel safe.11 months ago
Carlysle Price
New photos show renovation progress at Salt Lake City Temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released new pictures of the Salt Lake City Temple Friday, as it nears completion.11 months ago
Heather Kelly
TV show ‘Happy Days’ credited with saving millions of lives
Heimlich believed slapping someone on the back forced more air down their lungs, whereas thrusting on their abdomen forces air out along with whatever is stuck.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
‘Industrial accident’ kills one at Rio Grande Depot
Further details on the circumstances of the fall at the Rio Grande Depot, and the person's identity, weren't immediately known.11 months ago
Simone Seikaly
One killed in rollover crash in Murray, 2 others flee scene, 1 captured police say
The Murray Police Department said that a truck hit an SUV near 5300 S. Woodruff Street.12 months ago
DEBBIE WORTHEN
Tragedy at Blatch’s Backyard BBQ: Chef survives fire, restaurant destroyed
Chris Blatchford, owner of Blatch’s Backyard BBQ, suffered a critical diabetic episode while lighting equipment at his vegan barbecue restaurant on Wednesday.12 months ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Local events expected to bring heavy weekend traffic in downtown Salt Lake City
Local events are expected to have a pretty big impact on weekend traffic in downtown Salt Lake City.12 months ago
Heather Kelly and Kennedy Camarena, KSL NewsRadio
Vendors will not be allowed to sell AI-generated items at FanX
FanX Salt Lake Producer Dan Farr said the new rule was made after a vendor was caught selling AI images at a convention in Atlanta.12 months ago
Emma Riley, KSL TV
Assistance fund for employees impacted by Main St. fire hits goal; owners share what’s next
Nearly a month after fires closed four of Salt Lake’s most popular bars and restaurants, The Downtown’s Alliances Employee Assistance Fund raised $494,000 for the 160 employees who lost their jobs.12 months ago
Bryanna Willis
Community pushes back on new homeless campus plans
Many Rose Park residents are not happy with the state's plans to build a new homeless campus in the area.12 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Popular Salt Lake restaurant closed after medical episode leads to fire
A highly acclaimed vegan restaurant nestled in Salt Lake City's Avenues neighborhood will remain closed after a fire on Wednesday.12 months ago
Mary Culbertson
49th annual Salt Lake Greek Festival to be the biggest, fattest ‘this side of the Mississippi’
Here's how the Salt Lake Greek Festival became the biggest and fattest this side of the Mississippi.12 months ago
Ivy Farguheson, KSL.com
Salt Lake police shoot and kill dog that they say attacked them
Salt Lake police officers shot and killed an aggressive dog after it attacked the officers on Thursday afternoon, according to the police department.12 months ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah Jazz owner will build new indoor music venue in downtown Salt Lake
The new music venue will seat 6,000, and will also host corporate, conference, and community events.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Actor Ty Burrell joins effort to raise funds for employees affected by Salt Lake fire
Actor and Salt Lake resident Ty Burrell is helping the effort to raise funds for restaurant workers affected by this week's Main Street fire.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
TRAX service to return to the University of Utah after 3-month project
TRAX red line service resumes at the University of Utah this Sunday after three months of repairs.1 year ago
Andrew Adams, KSL TV
Firefighter: Aerial views prove insightful during, after Main Street fire
Crews said Monday night’s fire on Main Street destroyed four businesses and did $5 million in damage. Now, crews will use aerial views.1 year ago
Shelby Lofton
‘We can try and recreate it, but it’s not the same;’ Expert shares history of buildings burned in downtown fire
The buildings destroyed in Monday night’s massive fire have been a staple of Main Street for decades.1 year ago
Heather Peterson
‘We will rebuild’: Salt Lake City businesses damaged in Main Street fire plan next steps
While eventually rebuilding is the goal for many of the impacted businesses, right now, taking care of employees is paramount.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd and Mary Culbertson, KSL TV
Large fire in downtown SLC destroys 4 businesses
A large fire destroyed a Main Street bar in downtown Salt Lake City, taking with it four surrounding businesses.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
UDOT has new plan for the future of 300 West outside of Delta Center
Utah transportation officials want to lower 300 West to allow for a pedestrian plaza outside of Delta Center.1 year ago
Becky Bruce
University of Utah will cut 81 programs to align with state rules
The Board of Trustees at the University of Utah made the program cuts after of a state-mandated review to make college more efficient.1 year ago
