The Beehive State is averaging 160 new residents per day over the last year and is experiencing the highest level of people moving into the state since 2005, according to a new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.
Communities across the Davis School District are working to help homeless and less fortunate students by building six resource centers for at-risk youth.
A big speedskating World Cup is being held at the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns. It's the second to last cup of the season, and what's at stake is how many slots countries will earn for the Beijing Olympics.
The omicron variant of COVID-19 has now been detected in Utah. A top epidemiologist in the state said we can face it if we take precautions, but, it’s not the variant making most people sick today.
Utah-based company Owlet just took a big hit from the FDA. The company sells the wildly-popular Smart Sock - a device that is wrapped around the baby’s foot to track the baby’s heart rate, oxygen level and sleep trends.
The Beehive State just registered its lowest unemployment rate on record, however, thousands of workers haven’t returned to the labor force since the pandemic started and aren’t counted in the unemployment rate.
The roads will be packed this Thanksgiving holiday, AAA expects over 48 million Americans will be taking a road trip. In Utah, most gas stations sell 85-octane gasoline. But in most other states the minimum is 87-octane, 85 is not even an option. So, is using the 85 here - the cheapest grade - a bad idea for your car?
When a city water main breaks and sends water flooding into homes and businesses, someone must take care of the mess. But who is responsible for paying for the damage? You ask. KSL investigates.
After reports of parents seeking to ban certain books from schools, Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday that schools should be cautious and thoughtful about removing books from libraries.
Utah lawmakers debated a controversial new self-defense law for less than 15 minutes, but the KSL Investigators found some of the information shared during the discussion was not accurate or lacked context.
The shortage of police and law enforcement officers isn’t unique to Utah but law enforcement agencies are getting creative in the state in their efforts to retain and attract quality individuals.
Overall crime is down in Salt Lake City year to date, but violent crime continues to rise. The mayor and police chief unveiled their 2021 crime control plan two weeks ago and said they needed to make their streets safer. Today, in a news briefing, they said the trend is improving, but there’s still a lot of work to be done.
Utahns are very concerned about affordable housing for future generations, according to a new study that puts forward “missing middle housing” as part of the solution to the state’s housing crisis.
The Mixed Nuts Band is back rocking the house at senior centers across the Wasatch Front. They are a popular band that’s been around for years playing about 400 gigs a year. But when COVID hit they practically came to a halt. The band leader is 85-years-old and still jamming on the saxophone.
A Hooper man got solar panels to reduce his power bill. When he had to replace his roof, he paid the company to come back and take them off, promising they would reinstall when the work was done. That was months ago. He decided to give KSL Consumer Reporter Matt Gephardt a call.
Davis School District President John Robison read a statement at the beginning of a board meeting Tuesday to the family of 10-year-old Izzy Tichenor, who died by suicide earlier this month.
A group of Utah veterans is using virtual reality technology to fight PTSD. They believe the technology can play a key role in helping their fellow soldiers.
The death last week of a 10-year-old black, autistic Utah girl who took her own life has again elevated the importance of talking about suicide. Experts from the University of Utah and Huntsman Mental Health Institute talked about the short and long-term impacts of bullying. They believe positive education needs to start early.
The office of the State Auditor announced it has filled the newly created state privacy officer position Tuesday, a role that will oversee how cities, counties and schools are handling your personal information.
Mobile homes have long been considered one of the most affordable ways to own a home. But as Matt Gephardt investigates, an expensive land grab in our current housing squeeze is giving fewer homebuyers that option.
An hourslong manhunt for the person suspected of shooting at a Taylorsville police officer ended abruptly Thursday morning, with the help of a young boy who found the man in his window well.
