Over the weekend, a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, killing 10 people. This week, we dive into what we know about the motive behind the attack and what laws and resources are in place in Utah to prevent these kinds of tragedies.
A leaked draft of a Supreme Court ruling that would overturn Roe v Wade is making waves across the country. But what would that ruling mean for abortion? And how would it impact the laws surrounding abortion in Utah?
Over the last couple of years, the troubled teen industry has been thrust into the spotlight, beginning with Paris Hilton sharing her experience at a center in Utah.
On March 22, Gov. Spencer Cox vetoed a bill that bans transgender girls from competing on designated girls sports teams. Three days later, legislators voted to override that veto.
Families and providers that serve people with physical and intellectual disabilities say a state-funded program that supports them has reached a crisis.
No fans, incredible athletes and a zero COVID policy. This week we dive into the unique experience of the 2022 Winter Olympics with colleagues Alex Cabrero and Jay Hancock, who covered the Games from Beijing for KSL TV.
Over the last two weeks, KSL TV‘s journalists have captured the impact of the devastating conflict in Ukraine 6,000 miles away. Hear their stories and how so many Utahns are stepping up to help.
This week on KSL+, a divisive debate happening across the country and in the Supreme Court. We look at the history and what is happening right now surrounding abortion laws in the United States. What will start in court decisions mean for Utah, and how did we get to where we are today.
After the police pursuit of a drunk driver left a local mother and entrepreneur dead and her friend badly injured, her husband is now fighting to change policies in Utah surrounding police chases. We look at the efficacy of police pursuits — does the good outweigh the harm?
We’ve been hearing lots about the supply chain and how it’s broken. But what does that really mean? We dive into the ins and outs of the complicated network that stocks our shelves.
After a two-year investigation, the U.S. Department of Justice found serious and widespread racial harassment in Davis schools. It’s opened up a lot of discussion about racism in schools, and where it comes from. We sat down with the anti-racism educator behind the podcast First Name Basis to better understand how we can teach our children…and ourselves… about becoming anti-racist.
A battle over boundaries. The opportunity only comes once every decade...using new census data to reconfigure district maps for members of congress...state legislators and school boards. We're focusing on the congressional map and the controversy surrounding it.
One in four American women will experience intimate partner or domestic violence at some point in their life. Nearly half of all homicides in Utah are related to domestic violence. this week, we look at the signs of violence in your relationship or the relationship around you.
A reversal in a years-long land dispute in southern Utah. President Joe Biden expanding Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, drawing praise from tribal leaders and conservationists, and criticism from some residents and state leaders and delegates. But why the back and forth over the years and what does this latest decision mean for the land and people moving forward?
