Salt Lake City
EMMA BENSON
Living donor could save KSL team member’s life — here’s how to help
SALT LAKE CITY — Eric Price spends his days helping others tell their stories. Now, he’s sharing his own, in the hope that someone might help save his life. Price, an assignment desk editor at KSL, was diagnosed with kidney failure at age 11. He’s already had two kidney transplants. Today, at 32, he’s back […]1 year ago
SARAH MARTIN AND MARY CULBERTSON, KSL TV
Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City finds 1991 sexual abuse allegations credible, issues apology
On Thursday, the Diocese of Salt Lake City announced its findings in a case of sexual abuse allegations from the 1990s.1 year ago
Logan Stefanich, KSL.com
Salt Lake school board member resigns as part of attempted bribery plea deal
A Salt Lake City School District board member charged with trying to bribe his opponent into dropping out of last year's school board race has agreed to resign as part of a plea deal.1 year ago
Carter Williams
Mayor requests audit of all Salt Lake City-owned properties after destructive Millcreek fire
Salt Lake City's mayor is calling for an audit of every city-owned property after a brush fire destroyed two Millcreek apartment buildings.1 year ago
Amie Schaeffer
SLCFD reports a structure fire, traffic delays possible
According a to SLCFD, smoke lingered after a structure fire was extinguished in Salt Lake City on Friday.1 year ago
Brian Carlson, KSL TV
Tony Hawk’s Vert Alert skateboarding competition returns to Salt Lake City
Excitement is ramping up for a major skateboarding competition back in Salt Lake City. The 2025 Vert Alert, put on by sports icon Tony Hawk, begins Friday at the Huntsman Center at the University of Utah.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
Alexandrea Bonilla
Salt Lake City’s Public Safety Plan could be better with support from state Legislature, mayor says
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall outlines the city's successes with the Public Safety Plan but says legislative support is needed to accomplish more.1 year ago
Adam Small
New recruits bring Salt Lake City Police Department closer to full staff
Sixteen recruits graduated from The Salt Lake City Police Training Academy on Thursday1 year ago
Michael Houck
Salt Lake Police Chief Brian Redd makes significant changes in department leadership
Salt Lake City Police Chief Brian Redd is changing leadership by hiring three new people to help lead Utah's largest police force.1 year ago
Sarah Martin and Diana Jones
Shooting and train crash in SLC likely related, two in critical condition
The Salt Lake City Police are investing a shooting near 230 South 600 West that has left one person in critical condition.1 year ago
Cassidy Wixom, KSL.com
Hogle Zoo welcomes birth of baby orangutan; caretakers to raise the infant
Bornean orangutan Kawan delivered her baby on June 21 at the Hogle Zoo. Both animals are doing well, according to the zoo.1 year ago
Carter Williams
What to know as changes are made to downtown Salt Lake City parking fees
Downtown Salt Lake City parking rates are increasing, among other changes.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
‘It’s like COVID’: Sugar House businesses feel construction sting once again this summer
Some businesses have closed, and some have relocated since construction began. SugarHouse Barbeque Company was among those last year.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Rocky Mountain Power reports outage to 5000+ customers
A power outage hit the Salt Lake City and Jordan Valley areas Thursday night, affecting over 5,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Water main break causes TRAX delays near West Temple
A water main break near 300 W and West Temple in Salt Lake City resulted in TRAX delays on the evening of June 23.1 year ago
Diana Jones
Millcreek sees multiple main line water breaks
The main water line in Millcreek saw breaks in two different places on Friday, impacting water usage and traffic.1 year ago
Daniel Woodruff, KSL TV
Salt Lake police prepare for mass demonstrations this weekend
Police in Salt Lake City are getting ready for what might happen at the demonstrations, although a spokesperson said the department doesn’t have any indication of plans for violence or civil unrest.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Green Loop plans in Salt Lake City are a go, project manager says
Legislation passed in 2025, requiring cooperation with UDOT, won't impede work on the Green Loop in downtown Salt Lake City.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Portions of northbound State Street closed in SLC due to broken water main
The Salt Lake City Police Department said the affected areas were from Kensington Avenue to 1300 South.1 year ago
Michelle Lee, KSLTV.com
Man arrested at Salt Lake Int’l Airport after attempting to steal backpack and officer’s weapon
Officers said the suspect was briefly compliant when they approached him, but later became increasingly non-compliant, refusing to follow simple commands.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Pride flags again stolen from First Baptist Church
A church spokesman said its congregation is accustomed to the theft of its Pride flags each year, but it's still jarring.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
What to expect as downtown Main Street goes carless every weekend this June
Vehicular traffic on the street will be closed off from South Temple to 400 South beginning at 2 p.m. Friday through 2 a.m. on Saturday.1 year ago
