Utah Muslim leader's denial back into US sparks lawsuit
A national group is taking the FBI, the TSA and the Terrorism Screening Center to court after an imam from Utah was reportedly placed on the 'no fly list."
34s Jun 17, 2017
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WTC Utah President doesn't like Trump's rollback on Cuba
President Donald Trump decided to reverse parts of President Obama's policies dealing with Cuba. World Trade Center president Derek Miller thinks that's a bad idea after a recent fact finding tour of the island country.(Photo: World Trade Center Utah)
3m Jun 16, 2017
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Prepare for closures and slowdowns on I-80
If your weekend plans include a trip between Salt Lake County and Park City, UDOT officials are urging you to add more time for your drive.
32s Jun 16, 2017
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Juvenile treatment facility closure angers former employees
The sudden closure of a facility designed to help juvenile offenders re-enter society has former employees crying “foul.”
36s Jun 16, 2017
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Tipster who reported Jeffs worked in pawn shop
FLDS leader Lyle Jeffs' was finally caught Wednesday night in South Dakota after he tried to avoid the law for about one year. Before he was arrested, Jeffs tried selling some pliers to a pawn shop. That led to his downfall.(Photo: FBI Salt Lake Division)
3m Jun 15, 2017
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Wrong-way driving crash caught on dash camera
A wrong-way driver on the I-215 west-side belt slammed head on into another car four days ago, then took off. The whole thing was caught on the victim's dash camera.
54s Jun 15, 2017
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Woman tried to warn Draper Police about Sandy shooter
Reports show an anonymous tipster tried to tell Draper investigators about the man who would eventually kill Memorez Rackley and her son.Investigators say they received very few details from her.
34s Jun 15, 2017
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Records broken at Utah ski resorts
Big time snow in Utah's mountains meant big time money for ski resorts and the Beehive State. Deseret News reporter Jasen Lee breaks down the numbers with Jeff Caplan.(Photo: Nick Wagner/Deseret News)
2m Jun 14, 2017
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Family of injured boy heartbroken over plea deal
The mother of a 16 year-old boy injured in a hit-and-run crash in Wasatch County tearfully spoke about how the driver's possible sentence is too light.
34s Jun 14, 2017
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Snow halts some resorts transition from winter to summer acitivites
It's the rare occasion when new snow on the mountains of a ski resort might not be a good thing.
36s Jun 14, 2017
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911 recordings reveal frantic response to deadly Sandy shooting
Dispatch recordings released on Tuesday show 911 witnesses to a deadly shooting near Brookwood Elementary School flooded phone lines in the minutes afterward. Some became emotional when describing the scene. Investigators believe Jeremy Patterson rammed the SUV in which Memorez Rackley was riding, then shot and killed Rackley and one of her sons. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
3m Jun 14, 2017
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Signs warn of parking fees coming to Pineview Reservoir
Just two weeks after announcing alcohol will be banned along most of the beach, signs along Pineview Reservoir are now warning parking fees are coming to the beach line.
47s Jun 13, 2017
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Police seek suspect in violent Milcreek robbery
Police are looking for a man they say robbed and assaulted a number of people who were at a sales meeting in the Milcreek are last night. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
33s Jun 13, 2017
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Dogs quarantined after biting Clearfield boy
Family members of the boy say he's recovering nicely. However, the owners of the pit bulls say they don't believe the dogs are at fault.
35s Jun 12, 2017
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Winds cause crashes and toppled semis in Tooele County
UDOT officials say strong wind gusts forced them to turn semis and other high-profile vehicles away from I-80.
37s Jun 12, 2017
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Homeowners evacuated due to Uinta Co. fire
Some residents of the town of Maeser are staying at a local school as a fire moves closer to their neighborhood. US Forest service fire information officer Don Jacques says the wind is making it hard for them to tamp down the flames.(Photo: Keith McCord/KSL)
3m Jun 10, 2017
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Investigators say they can’t keep up as Utah sets pace to double the number of online crimes against children
Investigators can’t keep up as Utah sets a pace to double the number of online crimes against children, crimes like child pornography. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily went with the team on a bust and has our indepth look at “Crimes Against Utah Kids”.
5m Jun 10, 2017
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UDOT Director meets with Pres. Trump over infrastructure problems
The president spoke with a handful of transportation leaders across the country as they focused on why so many road projects take so long to finish.
37s Jun 09, 2017
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University of Utah professor says no smoking gun in Comey testimony
University of Utah political science professor Tim Chambless did not hear any reason for Republicans or Democrats to declare victory during Thursday's testimony from former FBI Director James Comey. Chambless believes the controversy will continue. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
2m Jun 09, 2017
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Officers to learn different hand-to-hand combat techniques
Peace Officers Standards and Training will make some changes into the techniques officers are taught.Their goal is to make officers more comfortable going "hands on," so deadlier methods can be avoided.
37s Jun 08, 2017
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State economic leaders announce Amazon expanding into Utah
Officials with the Governor's Office of Economic Development say it's a very big deal. The online retailer, Amazon, will build a massive "fulfillment center" in Utah.
36s Jun 08, 2017
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Pressure mounting on Salt Lake County Recorder to resign
Recent reports about the age, mental health and the ability for the Gary Ott to fulfill his duties has county leadership formally asking him to step down.
36s Jun 08, 2017
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Friend of Sandy shooting victim gives a glimpse into her life
Sarah Weaver said her neighborhood was heart broken when they discovered that Memorez Rackley and her six-year old son was killed in a shooting yesterday. She was Rackley's friend and LDS Church visiting teacher for several years. She gives insight into Rackley and said she had never met the man who shot the mom of two.(Photo: Family Picture)
4m Jun 08, 2017
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Details emerging about the suspect in murder-suicide in Sandy
Investigators say the woman killed in Tuesday's shooting had asked police to contact the alleged shooter and make him stop contacting her.(Photo Credit: Spenser Heaps, Deseret News)
37s Jun 07, 2017
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Salt Lake City Police ask for help finding a man suspected of burgling several businesses
He's already hit a handful of Salt Lake city businesses and now police say they need the public's help before their suspect burgles again.
54s Jun 07, 2017
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Police update what happened in Sandy shooting
Investigators say two adults and one juvenile are dead after the shooting just outside of Brookwood Elementary School.
3m Jun 07, 2017
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Sandy shooting; neighbor says the bus dropped off his son just before the shots were fired
Raw interview with Colby Corbett, the father of an 8 year old boy who was nearby when the shooting started.
4m Jun 07, 2017
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Witness recounts what he saw right after shooting in Sandy
Three people are dead and two kids injured after a shooting near 8600 South and 2400 East in Sandy. And resident Ben Crouch tells KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque what he saw after arrived at the scene not long after the shots were fired. (Photo: Alex Goodlett/Deseret News)
2m Jun 07, 2017
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Massachusetts woman sentenced for scamming St. George woman
A woman who was convicted of taking more than $160 thousand from her victim will spend 51 months in prison.
37s Jun 06, 2017
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Dangerously hot temperatures force graduation ceremony to move indoors
Scorching temperatures on the Jordan High School football field forced administrators to move tomorrow's graduation indoors, and the kids don't like it. Image: Tom Sherwood
51s Jun 06, 2017
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Woman arrested for murder in West Valley house fire
Investigators say house fire that killed a woman was no accident.
35s Jun 06, 2017
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Provo River overflowing in the Uinta Mountains
Hikers received quite the surprise after cruising Mirror Lake highway over the weekend. Many favorite hiking trails were impassable because of the fast flowing Provo River.(Photo: Dave Cawley/KSL Newsradio)
3m Jun 06, 2017
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Where are Bear Lake's beaches?
People heading up to Bear Lake won't find a lot of sandy beaches along the shore, but plenty of water to play in right now thanks to heavy snowfall this past winter.(Photo: Viviane Vo-Duc/Deseret News)
1m Jun 05, 2017
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Recruiters looking for potential pilots at Aviation Festival
There will be planes galore at Bountiful's Skypark Aviation Festival. But there will also be companies who are looking for people who want to become commercial airline pilots. And some say it's a great time to get into the aviation game.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Jun 03, 2017
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Cache County officials explain delay in fixing Mendon Road
Bad weather and a lack of funding are being blamed for the delays in fixing the busy road.
33s Jun 02, 2017
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DCFS apologizing to would-be foster parents for stolen personal information
The Division of Child and Family Services is confirming the data of 16 individuals was taken after someone broke into an employee's car.
36s Jun 02, 2017
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No headstone for grave of Utah girl as criminal case continues agaist accused fraudster
A Utah child's grave remains without a head-stone as a man accused of pocketing money from fund-raisers in her name remains in the court system. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
36s Jun 02, 2017
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U of U atmospheric sciences professor explains Paris accords
KSL's Jeff Caplan spoke with University of Utah professor Jim Steenburgh about the 2015 Paris climate agreement and what pulling out from the accords will mean for Utah. Steenburgh says the agreement did not set specific targets for the United States, but did make clear the need for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Photo credit: Dave Cawley, KSL Newsradio
3m Jun 02, 2017
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Robo calls hammering Utahns
The Utah Department of Commerce says they've received a lot of complaints from Utahns about the number of robot telemarketing calls they've received. The department's director is note even immune. But should you take that next call and chew out the telemarketer? Francine Giani says the best plan is to avoid answering the calls altogether.(Photo: Deseret News)
2m Jun 02, 2017
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SLC Mayor says city will follow Paris climate accord
Mayor Jackie Biskupski says the city has energy goals it still needs to reach which is why she wants to stick with the international climate agreement. And she says not following the agreement could hurt the ski industry and the state's watershed.(Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
4m Jun 02, 2017
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First of 50 "Hoarded cats" now up for adoption
Salt Lake County Animal Services calls them the "nifty 50." They're now starting to put up for adoption the first of dozens of cats that were recovered from a Rose Park area home. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
22s Jun 01, 2017
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Rescuers describe saving a baby with CPR
A father and daughter in northern Utah say they're extremely grateful for the training they have. They sprang into action after a one year-old boy was pulled from a canal in Bothwell.
35s Jun 01, 2017
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Hundreds of motorcycle riders hope to make drivers more aware of bike safety
Officials at HIll Air Force Base estimate a couple hundred riders came out for their eighth "See Me, Save Me" safety ride.
35s Jun 01, 2017
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Sen. Dabakis named UTA "watchdog"
State Senator Jim Dabakis has a new job. He was appointed by Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski to represent the city as on the UTA's board of trustees. He tells Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News that s the transit agency has had enough problems and now needs to be above reproach.(Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
3m Jun 01, 2017
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Family rescued after failing to return from float trip on the Virgin River
A family's attempt to float down the Virgin River, just south of St. George, didn't go quite as planned, leading to a dramatic rescue in the Virgin River Gorge.
56s Jun 01, 2017
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Two year-old saved from near drowning
A Highland girl is recovering after she was pulled out of a backyard pool during a neighborhood gathering.
34s Jun 01, 2017
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Six indicted in alleged fentanyl distribution case
Prosecutors claim a Utah man was at the center of an international drug-trafficking ring that involved illegal Fentanyl from overseas, re-packaged into pills that resembled Oxycodone, and shipped around the Country. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
35s May 31, 2017
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"Person of interest" questioned in West Jordan shooting
A man was rushed to the hospital after being hit in the torso several times. Investigators are still looking for one more person.
34s May 31, 2017
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Miller family announces new effort to help police solve violent crimes
Greg and Heidi Miller are announcing a new initiative to help police agencies share information about cases their looking into.They say they want to help investigators solve cold cases, as well as recent ones.
35s May 30, 2017
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Wildfire danger in Northern Utah
It's the start of wildfire season. Temperatures are increasing and more people are engaging in outdoor activities which could spark an inferno. Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest supervisor David Whittekiend says snow still in the mountains will mean a late start.That could actually be a blessing. allowing for a more pro-active approach to fire.
1m May 27, 2017
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