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The No. 8 BYU Cougars had themselves quite a weekend last week, hosting ESPN’s College GameDay for the first time since 2009 ahead of their matchup with No. 2 Notre Dame. The crowd was electric all day in Provo, and there was plenty to celebrate, from the student that won $3 million in Pat McAfee’s…

PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — A rockslide in Provo Canyon has closed the Bridal Veil falls trail. According to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office (UCSO), there is a rockslide in Provo Canyon near the Bridal Veil Falls Area. The trail and park near the trails are currently closed from the parking lot east, along the trail […]

SALT LAKE CITY — As Salt Lake City's popular Downtown Farmers Market wraps up for the season on Saturday, city officials have decided to scrap two historic planes as they clean out space for its winter home. Salt Lake City has already scrapped a Convair 131 Samaritan (C-131) that...

Defense attorneys for the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk are suggesting a 2029 trial date because they say it could take them that long to prepare their case. Attorneys for Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, said Thursday that the defense's proposed schedule was “absurd” and defendant Tyler Robinson...

After more than two decades living at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance, Mahali the Nile hippo finally moved to his new home in Texas. But getting him to agree to the trip was not easy; it took more than a year to get the 4,000-pound hippo comfortable with entering the crate that would carry him roughly 700 miles to his preserve in Abilene, Texas. The 12-hour road trip started at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, and the crew drove overnight, stopping periodically to make sure Mahali was hydrated and fed.

RAPID CITY, SD – Rapid City’s Community Development Department continues to seek input from the public regarding a proposed ordinance amendment regarding data centers in the community. Earlier this month, the City of Rapid City hosted a public open house on data centers and is seeking comments through an online survey through November 2.

RAPID CITY, SD – The photos from Rapid City’s past are being brought back to life and will be put in a permanent display for future generations to learn about […]

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - With Halloween next weekend, store managers say shoppers are still searching for costumes, and certain styles are selling out quickly. Store managers said kids’ costumes are selling first, particularly items with capes, glow-in-the-dark bones or light-up masks, while adults are choosing funny or nostalgic themes.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Dangerous fire weather conditions will develop across KOTA Territory today (Friday). Gusty southwest winds will pick up across northeast Wyoming by late morning, ushering in some very dry air. Winds may gust up to 55mph on the Wyoming prairie causing blowing dust in areas. The dry winds along with unseasonably hot temperatures and the ongoing drought will lead to critical and even localized extreme fire weather conditions, especially across northeast Wyoming, southeast

POCATELLO — Two local entertainment businesses are stepping up to help families left holding unused gift cards after Extreme Rush abruptly closed in Pocatello. Deleta Skating and Heber Hatchets in Pocatello have teamed up to launch “Pocatello Plays On!”, a community goodwill initiative that allows customers to put their unused Extreme Rush gift cards toward admission at either business. The promotion begins Friday, Oct. 23, and runs through Nov. 21. During that time, anyone with an original Extr