Misdemeanor charge filed against former lawmaker
Prosecutors filed criminal charges today against a former Utah lawmaker in a case of alleged bribery on Capitol Hill.
Jan 16th - 11:56am | Read More |      Audio |      Video [ 45 Comments ]

Missing girl found safe in southern Utah
A missing teenager and her alleged abductor were found less than two hours after an Amber Alert for them was issued. KSL has exclusive audio of her family's reaction when they heard she is safe. (Photo: Marshall Conley)
Jan 16th - 11:48am | Read More |      Audio |      Video [ 141 Comments ]

Heavy metal lullabies gaining popularity
Who says heavy metal can't put your kids to sleep? A company that produces lullaby albums is getting more and more popular. But they're not your usual lullabies.
Jan 16th - 6:11am | Read More |      Audio [ 62 Comments ]

Park City businesses brace for impact of film festival
Fewer people will be at the Sundance Film Festival this year, but some business owners on Park City's Main Street say that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Jan 16th - 6:00am | Read More |      Audio [ 10 Comments ]

Salt Lake woman plans ‘Bush Bash' good-bye party
In four days, President Bush steps aside as President-elect Barak Obama takes the helm, and one woman in Salt Lake City is planning a ‘good-bye party,' of sorts.
Jan 16th - 5:30am | Read More |      Audio [ 275 Comments ]

Bird strikes are a major concern at SL International
A flight leaving New York collided with birds this afternoon, causing it to go down in the Hudson River. Salt Lake International officials say a similar scenario is definitely possible here.
Jan 15th - 10:00pm | Read More |      Audio |      Video [ 27 Comments ]

Victim of I-15 shooting dies overnight
The victim in last week's freeway shooting died this morning. Now investigators are even more determined to find his killer.
Jan 15th - 5:02pm | Read More |      Audio |      Video [ 135 Comments ]

Woman sentenced for abusing niece and nephew
Mary Heath faces up to 20 years in prison for locking her young niece and nephew in separate bathrooms and withholding food from them as punishment.
Jan 15th - 4:49pm | Read More |      Audio |      Video [ 71 Comments ]

Parade planned to honor Utes
The University of Utah's Utes will celebrate a winning season and a stunning Sugar Bowl win with a parade through downtown Salt Lake City tomorrow.
Jan 15th - 2:38pm | Read More |      Audio [ 69 Comments ]

Utah unlikely to get big chunk of federal money for roads
Utah isn't likely to get a big share of the federal stimulus money being set aside for road and bridge projects.
Jan 15th - 1:56pm | Read More |      Audio [ 19 Comments ]

Truck slams into fire station
A driver lost control of his pickup truck and slammed into a Sandy fire station, busting a hole through the brick exterior.
Jan 15th - 1:44pm | Read More |      Audio [ 33 Comments ]

Poll: Bush approval below 50 percent in Utah
A new poll shows that Utahns no longer give President George W. Bush an approval rating of above 50 percent.
Jan 15th - 1:18pm | Read More |      Audio [ 99 Comments ]

SL Chamber offers plan to get through recession
Business leaders are calling on lawmakers to raise the state gas tax, pass a huge bond and dip into the rainy day fund to get the state through this recession.
Jan 15th - 12:35pm | Read More |      Audio [ 16 Comments ]

FBI kept an eye on lawmakers
Lawmakers talked with the FBI about bribery allegations. Rep. Paul Ray, R-Clearfield, says he told agents in 2007 that school voucher supporters tried to bribe him.
Jan 15th - 9:50am | Read More [ 23 Comments ]

Air quality in northern Utah deteriorates
The first big inversion of the season is setting up for the Salt Lake Valley. With no storms in the forecast, it could be here for a while.
Jan 15th - 8:52am | Read More |      Audio [ 24 Comments ]