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The Pittsburgh Penguins team plane returned to Salt Lake City on Tuesday after a player suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. The plane returned to Salt Lake City International Airport shortly after takeoff, and forward Ben Kindel was taken by ambulance to University of Utah Hospital for evaluation.
The case against a former Salt Lake City police officer accused of sexual assault was dismissed without prejudice. The order, signed by Utah County Judge Tony F.
Grant Allan Edwards, age 88, on October 17, 2026, at his home in Lehi, Utah. He was born in Salt Lake City on October 9, 1938, to Grant Edward Edwards and Mary Ann Williams Edwards. He married Kathleen Nickle in the Manti Temple on July 14, 1962, and together they had eight children (seven sons and one daughter).
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 20, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Attorney General Derek Brown on Tuesday announced a lawsuit has been filed against Kalshi and related entities in Utah state court over illegal gambling offered to Utah residents through the company’s online prediction market platform.
A Pittsburgh Penguins player was rushed to a Salt Lake City hospital following a medical episode on the team's flight out of Utah on Tuesday, team officials said. The team took off from Salt Lake City International Airport on Tuesday following a game against the Utah Mammoth on Monday, but the flight was rerouted back to Utah's capital after forward Ben Kindel had an undisclosed medical episode.
Shortly after taking off from Salt Lake City International Airport Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ team plane returned due to a medical incident involving forward Ben Kindel, according to a post on the Penguins’ social media. Team medical staff, including Dr. Dharmesh Vyas, attended to him immediately.
A law firm representing 30 businesses worried about a Bonanza Park development proposal is seeking numerous records from the Park City municipal government. Salt Lake City-based R. McConnell Group filed a request for the records under the state open records law, known as the Government Records Access and Management Act, or GRAMA.
KANSAS CITY — Alex Jensen doesn’t shy away from Utah being picked to finish last in the Big 12 basketball preseason poll. In fact, it’s something he speaks openly about with his team. “It’s easy motivation, because it’s not fake, it’s real,” Jensen said Tuesday at Big 12 basketball media days in Kansas City.
Earth and Space Science students launched tissue paper hot air balloons as part of a hands-on lesson on atmospheric physics. The activity allowed students to observe how temperature and air density affect the atmosphere.
LEHI, Utah — It’s an everyday item you’d find in your car fob or your toy box. But for one Salem family, their daughter’s interaction with a button battery ended up causing a serious trip to the hospital this past weekend. Erick Valenzuela and McKenzie Thompson were looking to enjoy a Friday night out together.
Historian and biographer Richard E. Turley Jr. Oaks as the leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints showed both members of the Church and friends of the faith the type of individual he is. It also showed the hope that he has for the future of the Church and the world.
Britain’s competition regulator wants Apple to let rival payment apps use the iPhone’s tap-to-pay technology more easily and at much lower fees. Apple says the change could weaken privacy and security protections, but the CMA says evidence it reviewed suggests neither technology raises inherent security concerns.
Daniel Lee Feichko, 43, was born in Price, Utah on July 6, 1983, and passed away at home in Price, Utah on October 7, 2026. Daniel loved spending time outdoors, camping, and fishing. He worked in many trades throughout his life, and was an excellent painter.