Arrests at U of U over Gaza

The three things you need to know, delivered straight to your inbox from KSL News. [The Letter Podcast: The struggle to understand double homicide suspect.]( [17 arrested at University of Utah during Gaza war protests]( A statement from the university addressed the Gaza war protests, saying “Students, faculty, staff, and community members, you have the right to express your viewpoint and we have heard you. You do not, however, have the right to set up structures or camp overnight.” [Read More]( [New potty training rule for Utah kindergarteners ]( [New potty training rule for Utah kindergarteners]( Guidelines are out for a new policy that will take effect this week – namely, a requirement that kindergarten students in Utah are able to take care of themselves, by themselves, in the bathroom. [Read More]( [Phil Lyman’s running mate found ineligible to run, lawsuit filed]( [Phil Lyman’s running mate found ineligible to run, lawsuit filed]( An independent advisor has found that gubernatorial candidate Rep. Phil Lyman‘s running mate, Layne Bangerter, is ineligible to run because he doesn’t meet the residency requirements stated in the Utah Constitution. [Read More]( What else? - [Man who killed U of U football player Aaron Lowe gets maximum sentence]( - [Dozens of officers respond to West Jordan home after fake call to 911]( - [Walmart launches store-label food brand as it seeks to appeal to younger shoppers]( - [Here’s how many investors and cash buyers are in Utah’s housing market]( - [Holladay family scrambling to find new housing after neighboring house was destroyed by ancient dynamite]( - [Ogden River kept from flooding through controlled releases, good weather]( 7-day Forecast Sunny and cooler on Tuesday and Wednesday in northern Utah, with clouds and a chance for storms moving back in on Thursday. A mixed bag of sunshine, clouds, and a possible storm is predicted for the weekend. [Podcast of the day]( [Podcast of the day]( There’s been a major overhaul of high school sports in Utah, after schools were accused of violating recruitment rules with international athletes. We speak with reporter Amy Donaldson about what brought this to a head. [Take a listen]( [Before you go...]( [Before you go...]( Two Led Zeppelin researchers are asking Salt Lake City locals for help. They are looking for photos from the band’s 1973 show in Salt Lake City. [Read More]( Get the KSLTV app today [Download iOS App]( [Download Android App]( Get the KSLNewsRadio app today [Download iOS App]( [Download Android App]( KSL | 55 North 300 West | Ste 200 | Salt Lake City | UT | 84101 [Click here to unsubscribe and manage your email subscriptions.](