Fire At UDOT Structure In Wendover Was Arson, Authorities Say

The blast has been linked to a large supply of confiscated and potentially unsecured explosive material, stored in a warehouse at the city's port, close to populated areas.

If you drive by the Monsen's house in Woodland Hills, you'll find the Free Little Pantry isn't so little anymore - thanks to Max and Emily Monsen and their mother, Robie. 

The Granite School District voted to make Fridays distance learning days in its secondary school. 

Dr. Ryan Gottfredson, of Utah Valley Pediatrics, joined KSL Today to answer viewer questions. 

Throughout the month of August, anybody who needs a computer and internet access can visit the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints church off 760 North and 1200 West in Rose Park.

Crews are responding to a fire at a Utah Department of Transportation structure in west Wendover. 

The Canyons School District moved its first day of school from Aug. 17 to Aug. 24.

Police are investigating after a driver hit a man riding his bike in West Valley City and then took off.

The back-to-school debate was front and center as Davis School District parents rallied and pushed back against the district’s hybrid model for students.

Although the coronavirus is unpredictable, we do know sanitization is crucial to control a potential outbreak. So how does it factor in during an unprecedented back-to-school season? The KSL Investigators sort through the specifics.

Firefighters are asking people to be very careful outdoors because of dry conditions and wind after a fire required campers to evacuate quickly over the weekend. 

A New York-based drug company is starting a U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved clinical study on a new drug to determine if it can cure COVID-19.

Utah’s Unemployment Insurance Division is warning about a big change coming mid-August that will require those previously deemed “job-attached” to start searching for work in order to receive weekly payments.

With travel down around 90%, the KSL Investigators found these travel credit cards are having to evolve during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Just two weeks after the Navajo Nation reported a milestone in controlling the spread of COVID-19 on the reservation, the tribe has started building on an even more impressive milestone.