Children marvel at 16th Healing Field in Sandy
Close to 3,000 flags flapped in Sandy today in honor of the victims of the September 11th terror attacks back in 2001. Organizers say they continue to plant the flags so that no one forgets that day and so that kids can learn more about the sacrifice by the people who lost their lives.(Photo: healingfield.org)
1m Sep 11, 2017
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Teacher on leave after controversial survey
The Weber School District is apologizing to parents at Roy High School after a teacher assigned a survey that asked inappropriate questions.
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Orem man pleads to be deported
Investigators say the man is accused of harassing 911 dispatchers, demanding he be returned to his home country of Argentina.
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How dire is it for Cougars heading into the rivalry game?
Deseret News columnist Dick Harmon joins Jeff to talk about the Cougars offensive woes and who has the advantage when it comes to big plays in this game.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Sep 09, 2017
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KSL and BYUtv's Dave McCann previews the rivalry game
McCann says the two teams are probably a lot more even than their fan bases think and gives us the players he's going to be watching in this rivalry game between the Utes and Cougs.(Photo: Ravell Call/Deseret News)
4m Sep 09, 2017
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State officials advise Utahns to consider credit freeze
Representatives of the Department of Public Safety say it's safe to assume you were one of the over 100 million people whose information was compromised.However, credit monitoring may not be enough to prevent your information from being used.
34s Sep 08, 2017
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Emergency preparedness advocates say recent disasters are reason to be prepared
They hope recent flooding, hurricanes and wildfires will spark an interest in all Utahns to have their 72 hour emergency kits ready.
35s Sep 08, 2017
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Lavell Edward's legacy continues with rivalry game coaches
The 2017 rivalry game between BYU and Utah will be the first without legendary Cougar coach Lavell Edwards. But in a way, his presence will still be felt in the coaches who will oversee this game. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall has an in-depth look.(Photo: Deseret News)
2m Sep 08, 2017
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Salt Lake County DA wants FBI to investigate Wubbels arrest
The video showing the detaining of nurse Alex Wubbels after she refused to do a blood draw on an unconscious patient made international headlines. Now, Sim Gill is asking the FBI to look into it.(Photo Credit: SLC Police body cam)
36s Sep 08, 2017
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Stewart: Watch your accounts after Equifax breach
143-million people could be affected by a hack at Equifax. Deseret Mutual certified financial planner Shane Stewart tells Jeff Caplan and Jay McFarland what people need to know just in case they think they may be affected.(Photo: DMBA)
3m Sep 08, 2017
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Massive drug bust in Salt Lake City
Investigators say more than two dozen people were taken into custody this morning.The suspects reportedly targeted people near the Rio Grande area.
37s Sep 08, 2017
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Utah family’s plea: give us a path to citizenship
Hope is the operating word in the Sanchez household as the family holds out for a chance to find citizenship in the U.S.
2m Sep 07, 2017
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Former Cougar Collie revels in "Magic Happens" ten years later
KSL continues getting you ready for the 2017 version of the rivalry game between BYU and Utah with a glace back at the 2007 game. Former Cougar wide-receiver Austin Collie's 4th and 18 catch made Utah fans sick and his post game comments left many furious. But Collie is unapologetic. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall takes an in-depth look.(Photo: Scott Winterton: Deseret News)
2m Sep 07, 2017
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Uintah Fire evacuations orders lifted
Fire managers on the Uintah Fire provided an update to reporters on Wednesday afternoon from the Dee Events Center. The fire held steady at just over 600 acres in size, while firefighters made significant progress in containing it.Image credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
12m Sep 07, 2017
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Utahn stuck in Hurricane Irma
Utahn Kerri Nakamura sheltered in her hotel as Hurricane Irma swept past the island of St. Thomas. She described the experience of sitting through a hurricane with KSL's Jeff Caplan.Photo credit: Kerri Nakamura
3m Sep 06, 2017
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Victim in motorcycle hit and run dies
The family of a man struck while crossing the street in South Salt Lake last week is talking about the man who died last night, and the man accused of killing him. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
33s Sep 06, 2017
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Mitchell remembers 1988 BYU-Utah rivalry game fondly
BYU's football team is in a bit of a funk right now when it comes to the rivalry game against Utah. The Utes have won six straight games. But some Utes and Cougars remember back to a time when it was just the opposite, until one Utah team broke out in a big way. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall has an in-depth look.(Photo: Stuart Johnson/KSL)
2m Sep 06, 2017
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DACA repeal has Utah immigrants in state of uncertainty
The Trump Administration's announcement that it will end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy granting immigration relief to children brought to the United States as children has some Utahns who have been helped by the policy concerned. They're hoping Congress will come up with a permanent replacement to provide certainty to themselves and others.Photo credit: Laura Seitz, Deseret ...
2m Sep 06, 2017
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Uintah Fire forces school evacuations in Davis, Weber Counties
A brush fire burning on the mountainside near the mouth of Weber Canyon not only destroyed homes, it also forced two nearby elementary schools to evacuate. School district officials said their disaster drills made for an orderly escape.Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News
2m Sep 06, 2017
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Brewvies plans on celebrating legal victory over DABC
The popular Salt Lake movie theater is claiming a win after a judge rules the state violated their first amendment rights.They plan on showing movies they were warned not to screen in the past.
37s Sep 02, 2017
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Sandy places new safety posts along trails
City officials are unveiling a new trail marker system that they hope will help find stranded hikers quicker, and will streamline rescue efforts.
35s Sep 02, 2017
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'Stop! I’ve done nothing wrong': Nurse shares police video of 'crazy' arrest by S.L. officer
A nurse is calling for change within the Salt Lake City Police Department after she says an officer overstepped his bounds and handcuffed her after she wouldn't draw blood from a patient.
36s Sep 01, 2017
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Large DUI enforcement will be out this weekend
This weekend marks the end of what is known as Utah’s “100 Deadliest Days” on the roads. The Utah Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies all over the state are trying to prevent this holiday weekend from becoming deadly.
35s Sep 01, 2017
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UDOT lifting restrictions on I-80/Foothill interchange
After months of waiting, UDOT officials say the restrictions from Foothill to I-80 and I-215 will be gone lifted, just in time for University of Utah's home opener on Thursday.
33s Aug 31, 2017
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US Attorneys to focus on violent crime in Utah
The Deputy US Attorney General says he's offering more tools and flexibility in prosecuting violent criminals.
36s Aug 31, 2017
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Local LDS aids in rescues, refuge in Houston flooding
Some escaped only with a few bags of belongings, and just North of Houston, some last night found themselves staying in an LDS church. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
35s Aug 30, 2017
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Emotional reunions as more people pulled from flood ravaged Houston
As more people were pulled from dry zones or flooded buildings in flood ravaged Houston, others were anxiously awaiting to meet them. North of Houston, one family was finally brought back together Monday afternoon. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
34s Aug 30, 2017
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Wildlife officials: little concern about bear sighting in Mapleton
Sightings of a young bear on the outskirts of Mapleton caused alarm yesterday. Now the Division of Wildlife Resourses says they don't believe the bear will cause any trouble, but residents should still be careful to avoid any encounters.
44s Aug 29, 2017
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How are local hospitals prepared for disaster?
Officials with Intermountain Healthcare say they're keeping a close eye on how emergency officials are handling the response to Hurricane Harvey. They're also showing of their facility that they say can distribute medical supplies to hundreds of thousands of people.
34s Aug 29, 2017
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Woods Cross company overwhelmed with donations for Houston
A company trying to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey gets far more donations than they were expecting. They've even inspired other companies to pitch in and help.
36s Aug 29, 2017
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Victoria, Texas community rallies following Harvey
Victoria, Texas resident Boyce Tesch sheltered at home through Hurricane Harvey. After the storm, Tesch spoke with KSL Newsradio's Jeff Caplan about the experience and how his neighborhood has coped with the storm's aftermath. Photo credit: City of Victoria, via Facebook
5m Aug 29, 2017
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BYU headed to the "Big Easy" for game against LSU
KSL's Dave McCann joins Jeff Caplan to discuss ESPN's decision to moved BYU's game from hurricane ravaged Houston to LSU's backyard of New Orleans.(Photo: Jeff Allred/Deseret News)
2m Aug 29, 2017
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Provo man killed in dump truck crash
Investigators think tire failure may be to blame for a dump truck crash that killed the driver, and shut the northbound lanes of I-15 down for several hours.(Photo Credit: Utah Department of Public Safety)
34s Aug 29, 2017
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Investigators looking for leads in Saratoga Springs fires
City officials are hoping the public can help them track down whoever sparked a series of seven fires along Redwood Road, scorching more than 100 acres in all.
35s Aug 28, 2017
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White Nationalist posters torn down on Weber State University campus for breaking rules
Students woke up this morning to find black and white flyers covering other advertisements for movie showings, club events, and other posters. The flyers asked students if they were tired of "anti-white propaganda" and encouraged readers to look into the alt-right movement.
55s Aug 28, 2017
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Some Texans refuse to flee Hurricane Harvey
While Texas' Governor has urged many residents to get away from the massive storm striking his state this weekend, Boyce Tesch tells Jeff Caplan that he plans on waiting it out. (Graphic: ABC News)
3m Aug 25, 2017
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UDOT offering Oquirrh students a lift
With a pedestrian bridge over Bangerter Higwhay out, the Utah Department of Transportation is offering a lift to some 300 students at Oquirrh Elementary School until a new bridge is opened. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
34s Aug 25, 2017
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Who is Tanner Mangum? The Cougar QB talks about how he's changed
There is no question who will be BYU's starting quarterback against Portland State and the rest of the season. But Tanner Mangum has come a long way since he was forced into duty as a freshman. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall finds out how he's changed in the past few years.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
2m Aug 25, 2017
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Witnesses describe the moment a plane went down in West Jordan
Picture: Marc Giauque
38s Aug 25, 2017
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Claims of homeless population spike along Jordan River
The Salt Lake City Police Department is responding to social media accounts claiming Operation Rio Grande has shifted many homeless people away from the area near Pioneer Park to camps along the Jordan River. Officials say it’s hard to verify if these posts are 100 percent accurate.
36s Aug 25, 2017
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National Monument review short on specifics
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke delivered his recommendations for national monument changes to President Trump on Thursday. Zinke did not reveal what, specifically, he thinks should happen to Utah's Bears Ears or Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments.Photo credit: Dave Cawley, KSL Newsradio
4m Aug 25, 2017
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Major changes possibly in the works for Hwy. 89 in Davis County
Officials from UDOT are asking the public to weigh in on potentially huge changes coming to a 10 mile stretch of the road.
36s Aug 25, 2017
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Pilot survives small plane crash
The pilot of a twin engine plane suffered only minor injuries after the plane crashed between some buildings, south of the South Valley Regional Airport. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
34s Aug 24, 2017
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BYU RB debate is not a debate among the running backs
KSL Newsradio continues to get you ready for the Cougars opener versus Portland State by focusing on the running backs. Fans will see plenty of guys rushing the ball this season since none of the running backs have separated themselves as the main guy. And as KSL's Cleon Wall discovered they don't even have the political will to put down their rivals.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
3m Aug 24, 2017
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Wild horse and burro summit sees push-back from wild horse advocates
A national summit is held in Utah, designed to tackle the extremely quick growth of the wild horse and burro population in the western states.But, animal advocates say they're concerned this could lead to a slaughter.
35s Aug 24, 2017
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Local photographer turns sick and disabled kids into heroes
Children with disabilities or debilitating illnesses are heroes in many people's eyes. Photographer Josh Rossi and a costume designer went a step further and actually turned them into superheroes. (Photo: Josh Rossi Photography)
2m Aug 23, 2017
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Repeated robberies at popular food truck distribution center
The owners of the CupBop food truck and restaurant chain say their main distribution center in Taylorsville keeps getting hit by burglars, and they're growing more and more frustrated.
35s Aug 23, 2017
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BYU coaches calm going into season 2
BYU fans are getting excited for another new season of Cougar football. Head Coach Kalani Sitake and his staff are feeling a bit more comfortable going into their second season in Provo. But Ty Detmer and the others know there is no time to relax. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall takes an in-depth look.(Photo: Deseret News)
2m Aug 23, 2017
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Utah teen saves father with CPR
A 17-year-old boy helped save his father's life after seeing him collapse on the track at Fremont High School. He used CPR training he received in the Boy Scouts of America to keep Jeff Boothe's heart beating until paramedics arrived. Image credit: Mike Anderson, KSL 5
2m Aug 23, 2017
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How to tell if you damaged your eyes during the eclipse
People who failed to heed warnings about the need for filters and special glasses might have damaged their eyes by staring at the sun during Monday's coast-to-coast eclipse. Moran Eye Center opthamologist Dr. Jeff Pettey said there are some simple tests to check for vision damage.Image credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
3m Aug 23, 2017
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