Utah
Alexandrea Bonilla
Park City schools under investigation for racial harassment claims
After complaints about harassment, the Office for Civil Rights is conducting investigations into several schools in Utah, including two in Park City.1 year ago
Lindsay Aerts
Developer faces neighbors near Draper home collapse during community meeting
Days after the Draper home collapse, residents demanded things like daily reports of work being done to secure the area in a meeting with Edge Homes.1 year ago
Carter Williams. KSL.com
Salt Lake City librarians seek to unionize, solve ‘long-standing issues’ on the job
The plan calls for a $474,600 increase in all salaries and wages, including a 3% increase in cost of living adjustments.1 year ago
MIKE ANDERSON, KSL-TV
How to track the next northern lights appearance in Utah
On Sunday night, the weather phenomenon known as aurora borealis or the northern lights visited Utah, which surprised many.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Open house for Columbus Ohio Temple begins this week
The open house for the renovated Columbus Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will begin this week.1 year ago
Mark Jones
National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognized by SLC leaders
April was recognized as National Child Abuse Prevention Month by Salt Lake City Law Enforcement personnel on Monday.1 year ago
Britt Johnson
Netflix Chairman Reed Hastings buys majority share of Powder Mountain
Powder Mountain General Manager, Kevin Mitchell said Hastings has owned a home near the resort for eight years and has lots of big plans.1 year ago
Randall Jeppesen
Thirteen avalanches reported in Utah’s backcountry this weekend
There were multiple avalanches over the weekend in Utah's backcountry, none of them fatal, however. And the danger for more remains.1 year ago
Elizabeth Weiler
What are the optimal temperatures in Utah to minimize flooding?
SALT LAKE CITY — To minimize flooding, the experts say the weather needs to switch between hot and cold. But, has the most recent cold spell lasted too long? Every day that passes the closer we get to consistently hot weather said KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson. He also said that’s exactly what Utah doesn’t need […]1 year ago
Dan Bammes
Draper mayor blames building procedures for home collapses
Draper Mayor Troy Walker told KSL NewsRadio the homes were built on "engineered fill" that failed to support the weight of the houses.1 year ago
Ben Winslow, FOX 13
Utah lawmakers plan to revisit how you pay for water
Depending on how much water you use, you'll either have sticker shock or savings as lawmakers take a look at water usage.1 year ago
Karah Brackin
Utah Geological Survey monitoring 100 landslide locations across the state
In 1998, 18 homes stood in what is now just open space managed by North Salt Lake. They had to go due to a landslide and the safety concerns.1 year ago
Shelby Lofton
Sugar House Park water could rise as high as four feet, closed to vehicles
The reason for the controlled release of water from reservoirs to Sugar House is be prepared for the peak runoff of Parley’s Creek.1 year ago
JOSH ELLIS AND BROOKE WILLIAMS KSL TV
PHOTOS: Uncommonly, northern lights shine across parts of Utah,
The northern lights lit up skies across northern Utah overnight. While not rare, NASA ambassador Patrick Wiggins said it is uncommon.1 year ago
LAUREN STEINBRECHER
Ogden police investigating video showing punches thrown by officers
In the video, it appears the first officer throws four or five punches in rapid succession, and then the second one follows with at least a half dozen more.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
Two homes collapse in Draper City after being evacuated in 2022
Two homes located in Draper City collapsed due to earth shifting, both homes were evacuated prior to the collapse.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Highway construction becoming more costly due to rampant inflation
Christian Britschgi, associate editor for reason.com, joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson on Friday to discuss inflation in highway construction projects.1 year ago
Samantha Herrera
Fatal officer-involved shooting in South Salt Lake was justified, DA’s office says
The South Salt Lake officer-involved shooting killed 44-year-old Jebb Muir on Sept. 26, 2022. One officer was also injured in the shooting.1 year ago
Lindsay Aerts
Romney to skip Saturday’s Republican Party State Convention
Senator Mitt Romney chooses to skip the GOP convention on April 22, 2023. Romney's lack of support for Trump has caused tension in the party.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd
Utah’s Hogle Zoo hosting “Party for the Planet,” among other conservation efforts
Utah’s Hogle Zoo is holding a "Party for the Planet" this Saturday to celebrate Earth Day. Conservationist Tori Bird with the Hogle Zoo shares details.1 year ago
Amie Schaeffer
Utah’s jobs report for March holds steady
Though there have been some layoffs, those have been absorbed by other markets.1 year ago
KSL Greenhouse Show
KSL Greenhouse Show’s Dig Around Town Community Calendar
The KSL Greenhouse Show is launching a community calendar called Dig Around Town, to bring you March local gardening events!1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Target, other stores, offering deals to recycle old car seats
To avoid adding to the landfill, consider trading in or recycling car seats that no longer fit your child.1 year ago
