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Josh Ellis
Edge Homes demolishes remaining portion of partially collapsed Draper home
The remaining part of a home that collapsed and fell into a Draper ravine over the weekend is set to be demolished.1 year ago
Matt Gephardt and Cindy St. Clair
Layton woman struggles to claim money owed to her from her dissolved business
Utah's Unclaimed Property Division has millions of dollars that it wants to reconnect with the rightful owner. But for a Layton woman, getting her money back has been easier said than done. So she decided it was time to Get Gephardt.1 year ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko
Utah Supreme Court cancels oral arguments in lawsuit challenging state’s abortion ban
Utah's Supreme Court canceled oral arguments in Planned Parenthood's lawsuit against the state's abortion ban, asking both sides to weigh in on a new legislative rule change.1 year ago
Madison Swenson
Man arrested after attempting to kidnap 12-year-old girl in Salt Lake City
A 53-year-old man has been arrested after police say he attempted to kidnap a 12-year-old girl as she was walking to school in Salt Lake City.1 year ago
Lauren Steinbrecher
Ogden officers ruled justified in punching man; family plans to sue
The Ogden Police Department has ruled its officers were justified in a use-of-force case and are explaining the full situation that led two officers to punch a man as he laid on the ground.1 year ago
Jed Boal
Utah ski areas enjoy spring surge of visitors
It was another powder day in Utah’s mountains. People are still skiing and snowboarding and enjoying fresh snow in the last week of April.1 year ago
Madison Swenson
American Fork home unlivable after fire
At least two people have been displaced following a house fire in American Fork.1 year ago
Mike Anderson
Utah responders practice earthquake rescue in condemned Utah church
Earthquakes and building collapses can make for some of the most dangerous rescue scenarios firefighters have to face.1 year ago
Shelby Lofton and Michael Houck
Several Woods Cross homes are sinking without a clear explanation
Woods Cross homeowner is wondering who and what is to blame for his sinking house, which is costing him thousands of dollars.1 year ago
Katija Stjepovic
UDOT making safety improvements on SR 36 in Tooele County
The Utah Department of Transportation is improving safety along state Route 36 in Tooele County.1 year ago
Madison Swenson
International doctor revives patient following crash in Kanab
A doctor from Germany revived a passenger Tuesday following a two-car crash on U.S. Route 89 in Kanab.1 year ago
Alex Cabrero
Wildlife rehabilitation center in Ogden has to move after city order
Time is running out for a popular wildlife rehabilitation center in Ogden as city officials say they have until September to find a new home.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly and Hugo Rikard Bell
Vallow Daybell’s sister says she was lied to about Tylee and JJ’s safety
The second day of the fourth week of Lori Vallow Daybell's trial began with more information about timelines, and then a devastating phone call between sisters.1 year ago
Larry D. Curtis
Utah man charged with manslaughter for shooting, killing his wife in their bedroom
Christopher James Trivino, 28, shot and killed his wife when he saw an unidentified figure in his dark bedroom on Nov. 19, 2022.1 year ago
Madison Swenson
Price family desperate to find their missing grandpa
Family members are asking for the public's help in locating a 77-year-old man that was last seen April 19 in the state of Washington.1 year ago
Michael Houck
Hires Big H, Litzas Pizza will reopen remodeled West Valley location
After a three-year shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Utah restaurant chain will reopen its remodeled diner on Friday.1 year ago
Pat Reavy, KSL.com
Police: Utah man jailed again for inappropriate conduct with teen girl
An Ephraim man convicted of engaging in unlawful sexual conduct with a teen girl is in trouble again after police say he started a sexual relationship with another teenage girl just one month after getting out of jail.1 year ago
Pat Reavy
Man killed in shootout with West Jordan police had long criminal history
West Jordan police say a man killed during an exchange of gunfire with officers over the weekend had an extensive criminal history and had been arrested by officers just last week.1 year ago
Karah Brackin
Spring runoff water redirected to shrinking Great Salt Lake
To help regulate flooding concerns through the spring runoff season, water conservancy districts are coming together with a solution.1 year ago
Tamara Vaifanua
Save More, Worry Less: Money guru Dave Ramsey offers tips to kick start a budget plan
He’s made his career on getting people out of debt. Money guru, Dave Ramsey talked with KSL TV and offered some tips on how to kick start a better budget plan.1 year ago
Carter Williams
Draper mayor: 3rd home is at risk of sliding off ‘man-made’ lots
A third home is believed to be at risk of sliding off a filled-in ravine days after two homes were destroyed by a landslide in the area, Draper Mayor Troy Walker said Monday1 year ago
Debbie Worthen
Edge Homes promises to stand by homeowners impacted by landslide
Edge Homes held a meeting with homeowners Monday night near the landslide in Draper to answer questions about what happens next.1 year ago
Mike Headrick and Cindy St. Clair
Draper City: Building laws make it hard to say ‘no’ to risky development
The question was posed to KSL Investigators — how could Draper City allow development on hazardous land? It turns out, saying “no” is a difficult option.1 year ago
