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U.S. Navy's newest submarine named USS-Utah, first ship in 84 years
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Starbucks to close hundreds of stores, lay off 900 workers as part of turnaround plan
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Another downtown Salt Lake hotel completes multimillion-dollar renovation
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Scammers don't have to hack their way to your personal information, they can buy it.
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EMS workers using new tool allowing data exchange with hospitals
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Group hopes AI 'blueprint' will lead Utah businesses, workers to brighter future
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Community-focused program to help foster families launches in Utah
Morning forecast for Sept. 25, 2025
Evening weather forecast for Sept. 24, 2025
Scammers don't have to hack their way to your personal information, they can buy it.
Utah state auditor reports more than $180,000 in cash missing in Iron County
Student dies from gunshot wound on field trip in Provo Canyon, officials say
EMS workers using new tool allowing data exchange with hospitals
Evening weather forecast for Sept. 24, 2025
Utah launches new pledge after receiving $200M in pledged Great Salt Lake donation
Group hopes AI 'blueprint' will lead Utah businesses, workers to brighter future
Democrats propose new Utah congressional map during contentious hearing
FanX to double security efforts for upcoming event
New Museum of Illusions brings family fun to The Gateway
Body of missing kayaker recovered from Echo Reservoir
Couple identified in suspected murder-suicide
Tax debt relief company fined by Utah regulators for illegal tactics
Midvale community reeling after suspected murder-suicide
St. George youth football team benched over size concerns, sparking outrage
Search underway for man who went missing at Echo Reservoir
Afternoon forecast Sept. 23, 2025
'I never thought football would be an opportunity for me;' Utah girls flag football high school teams kick off first season
Utah State University events to encourage 'healthy conflict'
Semi rolls in Provo, killing multiple sheep
Nearly 400 new cottages coming to The Other Side Village
Latest rideshare assault case places spotlight on safety
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Local News
Utah launches new pledge after receiving $200M in pledged Great Salt Lake donation
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced GSL 2034, a public-private initiative for the Great Salt Lake. The initiative includes a $200 million donation pledge, with Ducks Unlimited committing half.
Democrats propose new Utah congressional map during contentious hearing
Democrats proposed a new Utah congressional map amid partisan tensions in a hearing Wednesday.
Nicholas Rossi found guilty in second rape trial
A jury found Nicholas Rossi guilty of rape after a five-day trial in Provo.
New Museum of Illusions brings family fun to The Gateway
Want to bend your brain for an hour and get the best photos in town? Check out the brand-new Museum of Illusions at The Gateway.
FanX to double security efforts for upcoming event
FanX will more than double their security efforts as the prepare to host around 100 stars and more than 100,000 visitors over the next few days.
Student dies from gunshot wound on field trip in Provo Canyon, officials say
The Alpine School District said counseling was available to students Wednesday, after a ninth-grader was reportedly injured by a self-inflicted gunshot while on a field trip.
Immigration 2025
ICE offers $50k signing bonuses in attempt to poach Utah sheriff’s deputies
The Utah Sheriff’s Association is asking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to stop trying to poach their deputies.
Utah County Commission passes policy allowing police to share information with ICE
The policy was passed by all three commissioners Wednesday night, but it will not be implemented right away.
Utah man wrongfully detained by ICE for nearly 50 days, attorney says
A Utah man was wrongfully detained in Texas, according to his lawyer, who says his criminal record doesn't meet the legal threshold for deportation or even detention.
Supreme Court ruling paves way for deportation of Venezuelan immigrants; Impacted woman in Utah reacts
Monday, the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that could impact thousands of Venezuelan immigrants right here in Utah.
Revisiting the Utah Compact: Are Utahns upholding a free society for immigrants?
Fifteen years after the Utah Compact was signed, KSL explores the final principle and some leaders say is at the very heart of Utah's unique culture, history and spirit of inclusion.
Immigrants, taxes, uncertainty and the Utah economy
Fifteen years ago, many business leaders signed the Utah Compact on immigration because of economic concerns. Deanie Wimmer analyzes the role non-U.S. born workers have on the state’s economy.
KSL Investigates
Tax debt relief company fined by Utah regulators for illegal tactics
Tax debt relief company fined by Utah regulators for illegal tactics
Charlie Kirk's past security director details gaps in UVU setup
The former Turning Point USA security director told KSL there were oversights in the event security at Utah Valley University.
Loaning money to friends: How to avoid destroying a friendship
Loaning money to friends or family might be one of the most volatile money moves make. How do you take the emotion out of it?
Utah's new HOA ombudsman to help resolve disputes between HOAs and homeowners
If you've ever tangled with your HOA over what you can plant, park or paint, you're not alone. Disputes between HOAs and homeowners have become so common that the state of Utah has created a new office to help resolve issues.
How to avoid costly timeshare fraud when you want out of your timeshare
Countless timeshare owners are desperate to unload their timeshares. That desperation opens doors to timeshare fraud. Now industry leaders say it's time to shut that door.
Restaurant revolution: Is restaurant QR code ordering the industry's future?
Restaurant QR codes have become as common as ketchup bottles. It's how many restaurants are surviving the one-two punch of rising costs and staffing shortages.
Utah's Weather
Thunderstorms welcome Utah fall equinox
As the sunlight begins to fade following the autumnal equinox on Sept. 22, 2025, deciduous trees, with their large leaves, begin to prepare for the long winter months ahead.
Good Samaritan risks life to save man trapped in flash flood
A dramatic rescue in Saleratus Wash was caught on camera and shared exclusively with KSL. Now, the heroes behind the life-saving effort are speaking out.
Tornado destroys homes near Montezuma Creek in San Juan County
San Juan County officials told KSL that two homes were destroyed and 2 others were damaged by the tornado near Montezuma Creek.
Tornado hits Montezuma Creek, after tornado, flash flood and other warnings issued for parts of Utah
The National Weather Service issued weather alerts for parts of Utah on Saturday, including flood warnings.
Drought coordinator weighs in on declining reservoir levels
As reservoir water levels continued to drop heading into the final weeks of summer, Utah's drought coordinator said water restrictions could potentially return as early as next year.
Homeowners left with mystery and big bill after Provo flood
A couple is trying to pick up the pieces after several feet of water, mud and debris poured into their home.
Lori Vallow & Chad Daybell
Lori Vallow Daybell receives additional life sentences in Arizona, ending legal saga
Lori Vallow Daybell was sentenced to life in prison Friday on two murder conspiracy convictions in Arizona, marking an end to a winding legal saga for the mother with doomsday religious beliefs who claimed people in her life had been possessed by evil spirits.
‘She is very careful’: Unreleased footage shows Brandon Boudreaux report his ex-wife trespassing
Newly obtained body camera footage shows how cautious Brandon Boudreaux was after he was shot at in Arizona.
Lori Daybell taken out of courtroom after accusing judge of yelling at her in murder conspiracy trial
Judge Justin Beresky asked officers to escort Lori Vallow Daybell from the courtroom Friday while she was still trying to speak with him ahead of a break during the second day of her jury trial.
Jury finds Lori Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiracy to murder her estranged husband
Lori Vallow Daybell was found guilty by a jury in Arizona on Tuesday for conspiring to murder her estranged husband, Charles Vallow, in 2019.
Jurors now considering whether Lori Daybell conspired with brother to murder her husband
Lori Vallow Daybell told jurors that prosecutors attacked her character during this trial but did not show evidence of an agreement to commit murder. Rather, she insisted her husband's death was a "family tragedy" that tore her family apart.
Lori Vallow Daybell’s second trial: A veteran prosecutor’s perspective
In the ongoing second trial of Lori Vallow Daybell in Arizona, Rachel Smith, a veteran prosecutor who played a key role in securing the first conviction against Vallow Daybell in Idaho, has weighed in on the proceedings.
National News
Couple found hiding inside of Tractor Supply tent arrested for burglary, police say
Two people were found hiding inside a storage tent at a local farm supply store before being arrested for burglary, Pittsburg police say.
Inflation could be a third lower without tariffs, financial decision makers say
New York (CNN) — Tariffs are fueling a significant chunk of price hikes across the economy, according to a survey of executives released Wednesday. Chief financial officers estimate tariffs are to blame for about one-third of their companies’ price growth this year, according to The CFO Survey issued by Duke University and the Federal Reserve […]
2 detainees killed and another critically injured in Dallas ICE facility, Homeland Security says
The director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says three people have been shot at an ICE facility in Dallas and the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Major League Baseball will use robot umpires in 2026
Major League Baseball’s 11-man competition committee has approved use of the Automated Ball/Strike System in the major leagues in 2026.
Can AI help American kids read, learn better?
Originally Published: 22 SEP 25 07:00 ET (CNN) — Reading levels dropped to historic lows during the pandemic. Now parents, teachers and tech companies are hoping AI can help solve America’s literacy crisis. America’s literacy challenge has been building for years, with reading scores sliding even before the pandemic pushed them to their lowest levels […]
Goodbye to the $7,500 EV tax credit. What’s that mean for EV prices?
The EV tax credit, passed in 2022 as part of the Biden administration’s legislative push to support EVs and green energy, is going away as part of President Trump’s spending and tax bill.
World News
Trump criticizes UN during address, says it’s ignoring his peace-promoting efforts
President Trump returned to the United Nations to deliver a speech on his second-term foreign policy achievements
Israel's military says its expanded operation in Gaza City has begun and warns residents to leave
The Israeli military says its expanded operation in Gaza City has begun.
Rescuers scramble to reach victims after hundreds killed as earthquake rocks eastern Afghanistan
A huge earthquake ripped through eastern Afghanistan on Sunday, killing hundreds of people and setting off a mammoth rescue operation
A powerful solar storm could trigger auroras farther south over the US than usual
A powerful solar storm is expected to reach Earth on Monday evening, potentially triggering a display of auroras across the northern hemisphere.
Israeli airstrike kills Houthi rebel prime minister in Sanaa
The Houthis said Saturday an Israeli airstrike killed the prime minister of the rebel-controlled government in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, the most senior Houthi official killed in the Israeli-U.S. campaign against the Iranian-backed rebels.
Here's a look at why it is so hard to end the war in Gaza
Israel is on the brink of launching another major offensive, this time in famine-stricken Gaza City.
Politics
Democrats propose new Utah congressional map during contentious hearing
Democrats proposed a new Utah congressional map amid partisan tensions in a hearing Wednesday.
Why Jimmy Kimmel still won't be broadcast in Utah
After being taken off air, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will resume again starting Tuesday night — but not in Utah.
Smithfield city councilman resigns after video surfaces showing confrontation with police
A Smithfield city councilman announced his resignation this week after a video of him confronting police sparked backlash in the community.
Trump criticizes UN during address, says it’s ignoring his peace-promoting efforts
President Trump returned to the United Nations to deliver a speech on his second-term foreign policy achievements
Here are the countries that have recognized a Palestinian state
A growing number of countries are pledging to recognize a Palestinian state, with more than 145 nations now joining the call for international recognition.
Federal judge tosses Trump's $15B defamation lawsuit against New York Times
A Florida federal judge on Friday tossed out a $15 billion defamation lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump against The New York Times.
Education and Schools
'I never thought football would be an opportunity for me;' Utah girls' flag football high school teams kick off first season
The state's first girls' high school flag football league has started its inaugural season.
Utah State University events to encourage 'healthy conflict'
A series of events at Utah State University this week is aimed at encouraging healthy conflict in our society.
Can AI help American kids read, learn better?
Originally Published: 22 SEP 25 07:00 ET (CNN) — Reading levels dropped to historic lows during the pandemic. Now parents, teachers and tech companies are hoping AI can help solve America’s literacy crisis. America’s literacy challenge has been building for years, with reading scores sliding even before the pandemic pushed them to their lowest levels […]
Salt Lake Community College places temporary hold on outdoor speakers
SLCC has postponed its outdoor speaker program to review safety protocols in the wake of a fatal shooting at Utah Valley University.
GOP lawmakers push for Charlie Kirk memorial on UVU campus; some students oppose move
Following the killing of Charlie Kirk, a group of GOP Utah lawmakers has organized a fundraiser in hopes of building a memorial for Kirk on Utah Valley University's campus.
Olympus High School evacuated due to 'non-credible safety threat', students sent home early
Not long after receiving the threat, Olympus High School followed safety protocol and evacuated the students as a precaution.
Give-A-Thon
Edison's Journey: 35 surgeries, big dreams and a heart full of hope
Edison Dunn was born with Apert syndrome, and therefore, he's a regular at Primary Children's Hospital.
Olivia’s Comeback: From Leukemia diagnosis to living life fully
After about 3 years of fighting Leukemia, a Utah teen is now living her life to the fullest.
From two transplants to the World Transplant Games: Henry’s story of strength
In a small town in Central Utah, 18-year-old Henry Coulter is proving that resilience can be stronger than any diagnosis. After surviving kidney failure, sepsis, dialysis, and two kidney transplants, Henry isn’t slowing down—he’s just getting started.
From patients to healers: The ripple effect of Primary Children’s Hospital
Inside the walls of Primary Children’s Hospital, something remarkable happens every day.
From stage 4 cancer to soccer star: Ruby’s story of hope
When Ruby Thackeray was just a toddler, her parents received devastating news: She had stage 4 melanoma.
Pop Star Nurse: Ysabelle Cueva pursues both of her passions
By day, Ysabelle Cuevas is a registered nurse at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital. But her other passion is inspiring others with her music.
Great Salt Lake
Utah launches new pledge after receiving $200M in pledged Great Salt Lake donation
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced GSL 2034, a public-private initiative for the Great Salt Lake. The initiative includes a $200 million donation pledge, with Ducks Unlimited committing half.
Goodbye to the $7,500 EV tax credit. What’s that mean for EV prices?
The EV tax credit, passed in 2022 as part of the Biden administration’s legislative push to support EVs and green energy, is going away as part of President Trump’s spending and tax bill.
Utah reps seek nearly 300 acres of federal land to close Bonneville Shoreline Trail gap
A pair of Utah congressional representatives unveiled a new proposal to transfer close to 300 acres of U.S. Forest Service land, which they say will help add to the planned vision of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail.
Thunderstorms welcome Utah fall equinox
As the sunlight begins to fade following the autumnal equinox on Sept. 22, 2025, deciduous trees, with their large leaves, begin to prepare for the long winter months ahead.
GSL waterfowl show increase in harmful chemicals, officials update consumption guidelines
Due to increased levels of mercury and "forever chemicals" found in waterfowl harvested from the Great Salt Lake, health and environmental officials have updated consumption guidelines.
Great Salt Lake to get another boost from Utah Lake after 2½-foot drop this summer
Editor's note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a solutions journalism initiative that partners news, education and media organizations to help inform people about the plight of the Great Salt Lake.
Science & Technology
AI helps train Weber area 911 dispatchers
An AI-based system is helping train new 911 dispatchers in Weber County.
Restaurant revolution: Is restaurant QR code ordering the industry's future?
Restaurant QR codes have become as common as ketchup bottles. It's how many restaurants are surviving the one-two punch of rising costs and staffing shortages.
'Becomes their reality,' Expert warns of app used by accused Charlie Kirk shooter
Former FBI agent, Greg Rogers warns that Discord and other similar apps and online forums can become a danger to users who spend too much time online.
Utah aims to be at forefront of AI technology, with emphasis on safety
A $100 million Responsible AI Initiative was launched by the University of Utah. The state plans to address AI in health care education and consumer data privacy.
The US says a deal has been reached on TikTok, but details are sparse
The Republican president has repeatedly extended the deadline on TikTok’s fate and was noncommittal on an agreement when asked by reporters on Sunday evening.
From science fiction to reality: 3D tech helps save Utah teacher's kidney
A Utah teacher is preparing to return to the classroom after doctors at Intermountain Health used cutting-edge 3D modeling and robotic technology to save her kidney.
KSL Sports
BYU Football’s First Big 12 Player Availability Report Released
Big 12 programs are required in conference games to release player availability reports entering a league matchup.
Social Media User Offers First Look At Delta Center Renovations, Mammoth At Center Ice
Social media user provides a first look at the lower bowl renovations at Delta Center.
Bracketology Expert Joe Lunardi Puts High Expectations On BYU Men’s Basketball
The 2025-26 season is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated in BYU men's basketball history, and for good reason.
Jazz Not Expected To Buy Out Kevin Love Before Training Camp
Kevin Love is expected to be with the Utah Jazz when they host media day on Monday.
Report: Ace Bailey Parts Ways With Manager Omar Cooper
Utah Jazz rookie Ace Bailey has reportedly parted ways with manager Omar Cooper, and is looking for a new NBA agent.
Utah High School Football 2025 Streaming Guide: Week 7
Here are this week’s Utah high school football live streams.
Entertainment
FanX to double security efforts for upcoming event
FanX will more than double their security efforts as the prepare to host around 100 stars and more than 100,000 visitors over the next few days.
Why Jimmy Kimmel still won't be broadcast in Utah
After being taken off air, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will resume again starting Tuesday night — but not in Utah.
Major League Baseball will use robot umpires in 2026
Major League Baseball’s 11-man competition committee has approved use of the Automated Ball/Strike System in the major leagues in 2026.
Jimmy Kimmel’s show set to return on Tuesday
“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” will return to air on ABC on Tuesday night, the network announced in a statement.
A yellow-dressed guardian angel: 21-year-old directs original play in Heber City
Tal Hughes is directing his original play for the second time. "The Girl in the Yellow Dress" will be performed at Timpanogos Valley Theater in Heber City from Nov. 7-15.
ABC yanks Jimmy Kimmel’s show ‘indefinitely’ after remarks about Charlie Kirk
ABC is taking Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show off the air indefinitely over his recent comments about Charlie Kirk
Health
Utah hits 41 measles cases, wastewater testing underway
The Utah Department of Health and Human Services said the number of measles cases in Utah has reached 41 Wednesday.
Trump administration suggests Tylenol during pregnancy causes autism, a link experts say is unproven
President Donald Trump suggested Monday that the use of Tylenol during pregnancy may contribute to rising autism rates in the U.S., a potential link experts have studied and say is unproven.
First measles case of the year confirmed in Cache County, state's 34th case
A person was diagnosed with measles in Cache County, marking the county's first known case, health officials confirmed Saturday.
GSL waterfowl show increase in harmful chemicals, officials update consumption guidelines
Due to increased levels of mercury and "forever chemicals" found in waterfowl harvested from the Great Salt Lake, health and environmental officials have updated consumption guidelines.
Utah crisis lines see uptick in calls after Charlie Kirk shooting — Here's where to get help
Fear, anxiety, grief and shock — these are some of the emotions many Utahns are processing in the wake of last week's shooting that killed Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
What to know about Utah's falling measles vaccination rates
Utah’s MMR vaccination rate dropped 6% from 2014-2024, according to an NBC analysis. As more communities dip below herd immunity, experts say more people will get seriously ill and hospitalized.
Sponsored
Top cybersecurity threats facing businesses in 2025
Leading up to Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we wanted to take the opportunity to share the top threats facing businesses in 2025.
Why you should schedule a furnace tune-up
By scheduling an annual tune-up with a technician, you can extend the lifespan of your furnace from what may have been 10-12 years to 15-20 years or even longer.
Bedroom lighting ideas to create a calming retreat
To create a personal sanctuary for yourself or prepare a welcome retreat for overnight guests, researching different bedroom lighting ideas can transform an ordinary room into a haven.
Choosing the perfect laptop for your K-12 student
We break down the key factors in choosing the best laptops for kids in each age group, helping you shop with confidence.
Outdoor lighting trends that will transform your home
Transform your dark outdoor space into a glowing oasis with smart lighting layers, LED efficiency & nature-inspired designs.
Celebrating 10 years as Utah’s trusted managed service provider
Celebrating 10 years as Utah's trusted IT service provider, we take a look at the company's history and way forward.
General Conference
Global initiative for women and children brings first gathering to Salt Lake City
Improving the lives of women and young children throughout the world has been a focus of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for several years now.
Church announces 15 new temples during April 2025 General Conference
The locations of fifteen new temples were announced during the 195th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
A Spiritual Tapestry: Latter-Day Saints in Peru
Nearly 70 years after the first official branch was organized in Peru, the Tabernacle Choir brings their music to this South American country.
Olympics
New report suggests how Utah should capitalize on 2034 Olympic opportunity
Preparing for the Winter Olympics returning to Utah, right now researchers at University of Utah want to stress 2034 will be here before you know it, and it's a big opportunity our state needs to capitalize on.
Westminster University to help Olympic athletes as students
A re-launched partnership between Westminster University and U.S. Ski and Snowboard will help skiers and snowboarders accomplish their goals in sports and at school.
How will the $200 million+ in donation money for the 2034 Salt Lake City games be spent?
2034 Salt Lake City games organizers announced Monday that more than $200 million in donations was raised for Olympic preps. How will that money be spent?
New fundraising effort nets more than $200M for 2034 Olympic Games in Utah
Organizers of the 2034 Winter Games have launched a major fundraising effort to support the upcoming Olympics in Utah and causes surrounding it.
Utah Olympians bring smiles to young patients at Primary Children’s Hospital on 'Olympic Day'
Utah Olympians and Paralympians visited patients at Primary Children's Hospital for Olympic Day.
'Embracing the Olympics': Ogden leaders prepping for 2034 Winter Games tout potential upshot
While most events during the 2034 Winter Olympics in Utah will be clustered in and around Salt Lake City, leaders in Ogden are hoping to see a piece of the action.