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New trail five-mile loop trail at Bonanza Flat opens Wednesday
After the 3 p.m. ceremony at the Bonanza Flat Trailhead, participants will be able to ride and hike the new trail. Representatives from Mountain Trails Foundation, Park City Municipal and Utah Open Lands will be at the event to share more information about the trail system and the Bonanza Flat open space.
VA hospital flood affecting hundreds of veterans
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City VA Hospital is cleaning up after a pipe burst on Sunday and flooded part of the building. Hospital admins said around midnight on Sunday an old hot water pipe on the fifth-floor burst, flooding that floor and the floor below. Executive...
KSL.com prep football player of the week: Corner Canyon's Jerome Myles
DRAPER — In a game that will be remembered as one of the most thrilling in recent high school football history, Corner Canyon's senior wide receiver, Jerome Myles, showcased why he's one of the top recruits in the nation. Myles' stellar performance on the field led the Chargers to...
Sundance film festival host committee wraps site inspection, showcasing Utah’s dual-city vision
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Sundance Film Festival Host Committee completed a successful site inspection on Tuesday August 27, presenting a reimagined festival footprint that spans Salt Lake City
BYU preparing for a fight from Southern Illinois
BYU is 18-0 all-time against FCS foes entering Saturday night's opener against Southern Illinois in Provo, Utah. Should be an easy mark for the Cougars, right? Well, as Lee Corso might say, not so fast, my friend. While BYU is favored, there's the little matter of the visiting Salukis' recent track record in FBS games. They're 3-2 in their last five tries against the big boys with a narrow loss at Kansas State three years ago. Little wonder that Cougars coach Kalani Sitake is, at least in his words, taking this game as seriously as any Big 12 encounter. "They're...
Cowboys blanked in 35-0 loss to Beaver High last Friday
Grantsville played its first road football game of the season last Friday, as the team traveled to Beaver to face the Beaver High Beavers. After receiving the game’s opening kickoff, the Cowboys were unable to put together any offense during their first drive and were forced to punt four plays into the game. In the ensuing drive for Beaver, a long run brought the ball inside the 10-yard line and set up a rushing touchdown to give the Beavers an early 6-0 lead.
St. George man who kidnapped woman, kids said they were going to heaven, police say
ST. GEORGE — A St. George man accused of forcefully taking a woman and her three children told them he was taking them to Oregon and that they would soon be going to heaven, according to police. David Gene Remley, 36, was charged Wednesday in 5th District Court with...
Jazz Add Sideline Reporter, Change Broadcast Role For Holly Rowe
SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Jazz television broadcast will have a new look in 2024-25 with the addition of sideline reporter Lauren Green, and a role change for Holly Rowe. Green will step in as the team’s sideline reporter, a change for the broadcast who hasn’t utilized that role since the departure of Kristen Kenney in 2021.
Clearfield man could spend life in prison for trying to kill woman, fleeing from police
OGDEN — A man from Clearfield will spend at least three years and up to life in prison for trying to kill a woman and assaulting a parole officer with his truck while fleeing from police in March 2022. A jury found Christopher Anthony Nelson, 30, guilty in May...
Fatal accident near Lake Point
A head-on collision caused one death on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 27 on exit 99. At 3:57 p.m., the driver of a maroon Ford Explorer crossed the centerline on the eastbound I-80 ramp on exit 99, colliding head-on with a green Ford F150, according to a press release by the Utah Highway Patrol.
Top floors of Salt Lake VA Medical Center flooded from broken pipe
SALT LAKE CITY — An estimated 4,000 gallons of water flooded the top floors of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center Sunday. A major hot water pipe broke just after midnight, flooding the fourth and fifth floors, said Dr. Angela Williams, executive director at the VA Salt Lake City Health Care system. The engineering team for the building estimates 30 gallons of water leaked, per minute, from the pipe.
Annual Summit Challenge raises money to support people of all abilities
Crowds of people cheered on riders as they crossed the finish line at the National Ability Center Saturday during the annual Summit Challenge. The event unites cyclists of all levels and abilities. During the challenge, riders bike through the scenic mountains and valleys of Summit and Wasatch counties on courses ranging from 1 to 100 miles. All proceeds benefit the center’s programs supporting over 5,500 people of all abilities.
Park City panel prepares to cast vote on height of hotel project
A vision to build a new lodging property at a high-profile Park City intersection could advance on Wednesday even if a final decision would be scheduled later. A developer, Chicago-based Singerman Real Estate, wants to demolish The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City – The Yarrow and then rebuild on the land at the intersection of Park Avenue and Kearns Boulevard.
Former Utah Ute Tim Patrick Cut From Denver
Hard to believe it was ten years ago when Tim Patrick suited up for the Utah Utes for the first time. His first year in Salt Lake City was a tune up season with 6 receptions, 177 yards and an average of 11.1 yards a snag. But before Patrick could...
Documents show fines, new plans for Fifth Ward after its illegal demolition and sale
Salt Lake City has issued $40,200 in fines related to the illegal partial demolition of the historic Fifth Ward Meetinghouse in late March, Building Salt Lake has learned. The fines, which began accruing daily in response to the demolition on Easter Sunday, will continue to add up despite the property having been sold late last month to a group that says it plans to convert the building into transitional housing.
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