Daniella Rivera

More than half of Utah’s law enforcement agencies have failed to comply with a state law requiring them to report sexual assault case data, marking the second consecutive year a majority of agencies have missed the deadline.

Lessons learned and policies changed were the result of a KSL Investigation into a stalking case in Sandy. But a year later, no charges have been filed.

The Weber County Sheriff’s Office said it has reduced its active case backlog and implemented a new case management policy after a child sexual abuse case was mishandled. The changes follow a KSL Investigation.

Lisandro Pantaleon Pacheco, 22, was picked up by ICE while on his way to work in Park City, according to his girlfriend Britney Xiques.

Newly released public records show Utah State University officials made last‑minute changes to host a Turning Point USA event just weeks after a deadly shooting at Utah Valley University that involved the group’s founder.

A serial sexual predator at the center of a KSL Investigation has been charged in three new felony cases while incarcerated.

A repeat sex offender who was getting another chance at freedom is back behind bars after the civilian predator hunter group Predator Poachers confronted him inside a halfway house in Salt Lake City.

As speculation has swirled online about how cell phone footage of a domestic violence incident involving Taylor Frankie Paul was made public, the KSL Investigators have confirmed the video was not initially released through a public record request.

The KSL Investigators have received complaints from Utahns who say they were misled, tricked, or even lied to during the effort to get a repeal of Prop 4 on the ballot. The complaints come from voters on both sides of the issue, raising questions about whether there are any legal consequences for misrepresenting a ballot issue to voters.

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A Tooele County detective says he was wrongly fired after questioning the dismissal of a DUI case involving a relative of the sheriff, while Sheriff Paul Wimmer denies any wrongdoing and accuses the detective of engaging in a political campaign against him.

Utah law enforcement leaders say license plate recognition cameras have become a vital tool in solving serious crimes, but some Utahns have concerns about privacy and data collection.

A Utah man convicted of murder, aggravated sexual assault and fraud, among several other crimes, has been apprehended after failing to return to a federal halfway house in Salt Lake City last month.

Utah leaders marked the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Tuesday, reiterating the state's commitment to supporting Ukrainians in their fight.

Utah's Board of Pardons and Parole has issued a warrant for a Utah man convicted of murder, aggravated sexual assault and fraud, among several other crimes.

Utah’s Board of Pardons and Parole is close to launching the next phase of its MyVoice notification system, giving survivors greater control over how they receive updates and adding new safety features. The improvements follow KSL Investigators’ reporting on notification failures and build on reforms first unveiled in 2025.

A KSL Investigation reviewing 12 years of data shows an immediate drop in DUI fatalities after Utah lowered the legal blood alcohol limit to 0.05% in 2018. But long-term results have been uneven.

With just days left to collect signatures in the effort to repeal Proposition 4, county clerks have received more than 2,300 requests from people asking for their signatures to be removed.

What was once considered a harmless childhood prank seems to be getting more dangerous. The KSL Investigators explore why ding-dong ditching is escalating into violent encounters.

Some paid signature gatherers working to place a repeal of Proposition 4 on the November ballot have misled or withheld information from voters about what the ballot initiative would do, according to a KSL investigation.