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BYU again No. 1 in Princeton Review's 'Cancel the Keg' rankings
PROVO — BYU ranked first on Princeton Review's "Cancel the Keg" list for the second time in three years, according to Tuesday's release of the company's new edition of "The Best 390 Colleges." BYU also finished first for best library and landed on 14 other lists, based on surveys...
Jelly Roll LOVES Utah: Reveals Plans To Move To The State!
Country artist, Jelly Roll, kicked off his Beautifully Broken tour in Salt Lake City last night. While performing, Jelly Roll revealed his loved for the State of Utah. "I gotta take a second to go off script. I could not have asked for a better first night of this tour, ya'll. I wan't ya'll to know man, this place is one of the most beautiful places. I've been here for four days at the Maverik Center rehearsing and getting ready for this tour. I've been all over this place, dude. I've bene to Park City, I've been to Heber, I've been to West Valley, I've been to Salt Lake City. I truly could not have asked for a better way to open this tour. I could not have asked for a better crowd tonight, Salt Lake City! Thank you for making the first show a sold out show!"
Utah volunteer firefighters, rescuers concerned about proposed OSHA training rule change
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration says the new rule is to address “the full range of hazards currently facing emergency responders.”. OSHA says existing regulations on firefighting, emergency medical services and search and rescue are “patchwork” and haven’t been updated for decades. But since proposing...
How one Utah university is trying to embrace artificial intelligence
OREM — The world is changing quickly as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent, including in the classroom. Utah Valley University is trying to embrace it despite its potential pitfalls and the speed at which AI is developing. "It's a brave new world," Astrid Tuminez, UVU's president, said in an...
KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for Week 1 of college football
SALT LAKE CITY — The college football season is officially back in session!. All three in-state FBS schools play FCS opponents at home, and the scenes at each stadium will be electric. Every team has an equal chance at this point of the season, but the first week will give an initial look at what each fan base can expect this season.
SLC weekend events: Polynesian, Swiss festivals and Don Toliver
An array of festivals and concerts are happening in and around Salt Lake this weekend. The free annual festival celebrating the city's Swiss settlers in the mid-1800s will offer dance performances and family-friendly activities. When: Friday 8am–8pm; Saturday 8am–7pm Where: 75 100 W., Midway. 🎉 Polynesian Days Utah...
Fans who cook up mascot-based food serve 'Thunderbird Burritos' at Utes tailgate party
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Utes are set to launch the 2024 football season — the team's first as members of the Big 12 Conference — with a home opener against Southern Utah. Thursday's game begins at 7 p.m. The pre-game partying, though, began hours...
Hildale's New Horizon: Beyond the Shadows of FLDS
Donia Jessop, the first woman mayor of Hildale, Utah, has led a significant transformation in her community over her seven years in office. Known previously for being under the control of the polygamous prophet Warren Jeffs and his FLDS church, the community has shifted away from its dark past. Mayor Jessop has overseen developments including new businesses, office complexes, public schools, and a shopping center. Despite some FLDS members still residing in the area, many have left or were evicted for tax reasons. Samuel Bateman, an FLDS follower claiming to be a new prophet, was recently imprisoned, reminding the community of its troubled history. The town now embraces a future welcoming all, including those returning after being exiled.
City Council approves SEG’s zoning changes around Delta Center, but denies request to bypass Planning Commission for design review
In what felt like a formality, the City Council this week approved most of Provo-based Smith Entertainment Group’s (SEG) request to change the zoning rules for a Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Convention District at the Delta Center and the two blocks to the east, currently part of the Salt Palace Convention Center.
Logan Regional's hyperbaric medicine center earns reaccreditation
LOGAN - There are nearly 1,400 hyperbaric facilities in the United States, including one at Intermountain Logan Regional Hospital. Roughly 20 percent of them — including Logan Regional’s — have received a national four-year reaccreditation from the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), ensuring the center meets the highest standards of care and patient safety.
NSAC gives Rountree 4.5-month ban, clearing him for UFC 307 title fight
Khalil Rountree Jr. is officially clear to challenge Alex Pereira for the UFC light heavyweight title later this year. The Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) suspended Rountree four-and-a-half months Thursday due to a positive drug test, according to MMA Junkie's Nolan King. The ban is retroactive to May 4, making him eligible to return to action Sept. 18. Rountree's fight against Pereira is scheduled to headline UFC 307 on Oct. 5 in Salt Lake City.
Taylorsville man allegedly shoots at friend during argument over who will drive
MIDVALE, Utah (ABC4) — A 21-year-old Taylorsville man is facing federal charges for multiple violent crimes after he allegedly fired a gun toward one of his friends during a heated argument about who would drive a car. According to court documents, Maxwell Archibald was with two friends at Midvale...
Timpview, Provo HS Football Game Canceled Following Social Media Threats
PROVO – The week three high school football game between the Timpview Thunderbirds and Provo Bulldogs was canceled due to threats posted on social media. An email from Provo School District’s Superintendent Wendy Dau outlined the details of the cancellation. “By now, you have likely received communication from...
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