Cochran speaks to BBC about husband, attacker
Melissa Cochran, the Utah woman who survived the London terror attack, said she has no animosity toward her attacker and that her late husband Kurt was the love of her life.(Photo: Cochran Family Picture)
1m Apr 05, 2017
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Feds and state officials team up to fight the growing number of fraud cases in Utah
A new campaign has been launched as officials from the SEC, the FBI and the Utah Attorney General's Office say they will offer seminars to help people spot the warning signs of fraud.
35s Apr 05, 2017
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Two men arrested with credit card-skimming devices in Cottonwood Heights
Police say the two Florida men were caught trying to install the devices at a gas station.But, they didn't stay in jail for long.
36s Apr 05, 2017
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US Attorney's Office announces some details of investigation into UTA
Federal prosecutors say they're not at liberty to release all of the information they've gathered into possible misconduct within UTA between 2008 and 2014.They says there is still a very active investigation.
36s Apr 04, 2017
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UTA says new "strict" reforms will keep them on the up and up from now on
Federal investigators have been looking at possible wrong doings within the Utah Department of Transportation, and announced today they came to an agreement that will not involve any criminal charges. Now, UTA says part of the deal was the devolpment of some new strict reforms. Photo: Paul Nelson
54s Apr 04, 2017
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Swiftwater danger rises on Utah rivers with snowmelt
Weber County Sheriff's Lt. Brandon Toll tells of a close call for a group of teens on the Weber River. Off-duty deputies saw them enter the river with tubes and no safety gear, in the midst of the cold spring snow melt. Photo credit: Kristen Murphy, Deseret News
1m Apr 04, 2017
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DPS pilot rescues Colorado family... by accident
Members of that family are extremely grateful to have been found by the Department of Public Safety pilot, even though no one knew they were missing.
37s Apr 04, 2017
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Crews searching for missing fisherman on Yuba Lake
Officials in Juab County are still trying to find a man who disappeared while on a fishing trip over the weekend.The man's friend was found, and had to be flown to the hospital in critical condition.
33s Apr 04, 2017
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Pence's rule is panned and praised
Vice-President Mike Pence's wife revealed in a recent story that he won't have dinner with a woman without his wife being present. KSL's Drew Steele and Maria Shilaos join Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to give their thoughts on what many call the "Billy Graham Rule."(Photo: Mike Pence/Deseret News)
3m Apr 03, 2017
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Windy weather is coming to the Wasatch Front
Jeff Caplin goes in-depth with KSL NewsRadio's Brianna Bodily discussing strong winds coming to the northern part of the Wasatch Front
4m Apr 01, 2017
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Sundiata Gaines wants one more chance in the NBA, playoffs
The Utah Jazz have plenty of point guards on their roster heading into the playoffs, but the former Jazzman would love it if they would give him one last chance before the team heads into the postseason. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall reports.(Photo: Cleon Wall)
1m Mar 31, 2017
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Bees torment small Utah town
Honeyville has a bee in its bonnet. Or rather, about a thousand bees.
33s Mar 31, 2017
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Prosecutors and victim of family believe man facing child rape charges may have faked his death
1m Mar 31, 2017
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Draper resident expresses disappointment after homeless shelter hearing
An angry crowd shouted down Draper's mayor and others during a hearing Wednesday night about the possible location of a new homeless shelter in their community. One woman who was in the crowd tells KSL's Jeff Caplan she's not impressed with how the others acted. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
3m Mar 30, 2017
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Fans will decide if Screaming Eagles will sign Greg Hardy
The NFL player with a troubled past could be a member of Salt Lake's indoor football team on Friday, but KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall reports it will be up to the fans.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
59s Mar 29, 2017
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Environmental groups disappointed in death of Obama-era climate policy
The Sierra Club sees smoggier air coming for Utah over President Trump's executive order rolling back Obama-era limits on coal production. Governor Gary Herbert though sees room for more clean coal in the state's future. Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News
2m Mar 29, 2017
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Draper Mayor explains why he's open for homeless resource center
Draper Mayor Troy Walker joins Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to explain even further why he thinks his city can handle a homeless resource center in the south end of the Salt Lake Valley.(Photo: Katie McKeller/Deseret News)
4m Mar 29, 2017
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Draper announced as possible site for new homeless resource center
With only two more days left before Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has to recommend a site to state lawmakers, two new possible sites pop up in Draper.
37s Mar 28, 2017
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President Trump rolls back coal regulations
The president signed an executive order that would start a review of the Clean Power Plan, and possibly loosen other restrictions on coal use.This is getting a very mixed reaction in Utah.(Photo Credit: Ravel Call, Deseret News, file 2015)
36s Mar 28, 2017
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Brother of Eagle Mountain woman who lost foot in Florida crash speaks
Raquel Leota of Eagle Mountain and her younger brother were both critically injured when a pickup truck plowed into their family Sunday night in Dania Beach, Florida. Leota's foot was severed. Investigators believe the driver responsible may have been impaired. Image credit: Wensel family
2m Mar 28, 2017
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Woman assaulted in case of mistaken identity
Weber County deputies are searching for two suspects after they say a group of men broke into a Washington Terrace apartment and assaulted a woman.
35s Mar 28, 2017
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Leggings controversy highlights airline dress codes
United Airlines says two women refused boarding on a flight were traveling on special passes granted to employees and their families. KSL's Jeff Caplan spoke with Dave Cawley, the son of an airline captain, about the issue. Photo credit: United Airlines
2m Mar 28, 2017
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ID mom wants get rid of "cyanide bombs"
Theresa Mansfield's son was injured and the family dog was killed after they came in contact with a device meant for predators. But the "cyanide bomb" was only 350-yards away from her Pocatello home and is also found in Utah. Now Mansfield wants those devices deactivated.(Photo: Mansfield Family)
2m Mar 28, 2017
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Crash on I-15 in Draper kills one driver
A five car crash involving a delivery truck and an RV leaves one man dead, and had the northbound lanes closed for hours.
35s Mar 28, 2017
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Water managers are trying to prepare for massive amounts in their reservoirs this spring
Officials with the Bureau of Reclamation say they have a delicate balancing act as they try to make room for the snow melt they're expecting later in the season.
35s Mar 27, 2017
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Benefit concert for Utahn killed in London attack
Local musicians are teaming up to help the West Bountiful man who was killed in the attack, and his wife who was severely injured.The concert will happen at The Acoustic Space at the Gateway Mall. (Photo Credit: Clint Payne)
35s Mar 25, 2017
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Rep. Stewart disappointed with no vote on health care, town hall meeting rescheduled
Representative Chris Stewart had planned to hold a town-hall appearance at West High School. But, the activity in Washington DC prevented that appearance from happening.(Photo Credit, Jeffrey Allred, Deseret News, file)
36s Mar 25, 2017
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Drew Steele chimes in on GOP's failed health care bill
KSL's own Drew Steele recaps his interview with the Sutherland Institute on the health care legislation that was never voted on today after Paul Ryan had a conversation with President Obama.
3m Mar 24, 2017
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Flood warnings in Cache Valley as rain mixes with melting snow
Picture: Blacksmith Fork Canyon. Credit, Karole Sorensen
49s Mar 24, 2017
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Gov. Herbert signs DUI Bill
Before Governor Gary Herbert signed a bill that could lower the blood alcohol level in the state to .05, he said he wanted to do it to for safety reasons. But others would rather have another state take the lead.(Photo: Mike Terry/Deseret News)
2m Mar 23, 2017
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Rep. Stewart prepares for town hall, despite recommendations against them
Second District Representative Chris Stewart is scheduled to meet with constituents Friday night at West HIgh School.Officials with the Utah Republican Party had suggested doing tele-town halls instead after the crowd at an appearance by Representative Jason Chaffetz became loud and aggressive.(Photo: Tom Smart, Deseret News, file)
33s Mar 23, 2017
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West Bountiful man remembered as generous by the band he supported
Three musicians are talking about how a Utah man killed in London showed them love and compassion as they tried to get their band off the ground.
37s Mar 23, 2017
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Russell/Stockton recount game winning shot that sent the Utah Jazz to the NBA Finals
The 1997 Utah Jazz squad are back in town to be honored by the team. But John Stockton's game winning shot in the Western Conference Finals was all anyone wanted to talk about. Cleon Wall talked to both Stockton and Russell about the history making play.(Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)
38s Mar 22, 2017
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Stockton recounts shot that sent Jazz to the '97 NBA Finals
The Utah Jazz is honoring their first team to make it to the NBA Finals when the current team takes on the New York Knicks. But before the game, everyone wanted to talk to John Stockton his shot that put the Jazz in the Finals. (Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)
1m Mar 22, 2017
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London attack has UHP talking about how they protect the Capitol
Officials with the Utah Highway Patrol say they've been increasing their protection of the grounds over the past few years.
36s Mar 22, 2017
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A fancy new home for the Great Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America
The council is growing with a growth spurt, and officials say their new home will be able to provide scouts with things their current facility just can't provide.(Photo: Artist rendering, Great Salt Lake Council)
36s Mar 22, 2017
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Provo police search for teen missing a week
Officers say they're concerned about the safety of the young woman, even though they don't have reason to believe she was abducted.
35s Mar 21, 2017
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Gov. Herbert introduces "Talent Ready Utah"
Utah's Governor wants to give Utah students the best chance to get a good job right here in the Beehive State. Deseret News reporter Jasen Lee joins Jeff Caplan to detail his plan to keep workers in Utah from a young age.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Mar 21, 2017
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UHP troopers credited with saving suicidal woman
Police, firefighters and a UDOT worker are being praised for their quick actions in preventing a woman from taking her own life.
38s Mar 21, 2017
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Utah Rep. Chris Stewart questions FBI director about Russia investigation
Utah Congressman Chris Stewart questioned the heads of the FBI and NSA during a meeting of the House Intelligence Committee on Monday. Stewart urged James Comey and Michael Rogers to identify the source of leaks regarding their investigations into Russian efforts to interfere with the presidential election. Photo credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
3m Mar 20, 2017
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Murray mom recounts suspected abduction of her daughter
Murray Police want to talk to a guy who grabbed Sacia Ames daughter yesterday afternoon. But Ames believes the guy wasn't trying to do anything other than abduct the 2-year old girl. (Photo: KSL)
1m Mar 20, 2017
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West Jordan officials have high hopes for South Valley Regional Airport
City leaders say they hope to see big developments within the airport boundaries, but, it will take a lot of discussion before those plans become reality.
36s Mar 20, 2017
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West Valley City officials call homeless shelter site decision "fake"
City leaders are being deliberately blunt as they say they reject Salt Lake County's decision making process which put three sites in their city on the list of possible shelter locations.
35s Mar 20, 2017
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Deer Valley employees receive free screening for skin cancer
Utah's high-elevation ski slopes can put resort employees at increased risk for skin cancer. The Huntsman Cancer Institute for a 6th straight year provided free screening for employees at Deer Valley. Image credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
2m Mar 18, 2017
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Utah House Speaker wants to look at DUI bill again
Greg Hughes doesn't want HB 155 vetoed, but he wouldn't mind a special session on the bill that would lower the blood alcohol level for a DUI to .05.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
1m Mar 17, 2017
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Gateway owners explain why they want a fence between the mall and a nearby homeless shelter
The new owners of the mall say they have a plan to revitalize the area south of the Gateway, which includes a five-foot fence being built.Salt Lake City officials say it's mostly a safety issue.
37s Mar 17, 2017
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A rally urging the governor to veto a recently passed alcohol bill
Governor Gary Herbert is still deciding if he'll sign a bill that would lower the state's blood-alcohol limit to .05.Meanwhile, restaurant managers and their customers are calling on the governor to strike it down.
34s Mar 17, 2017
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Salt Lake County officials don't expect Meals On Wheels to lose funds
The president's proposed budget has been released, and programs in other states that provide meals to seniors could be affected.But, County Aging and Adult Services say they're concerned people may have the wrong impression about the fate of the program.
36s Mar 17, 2017
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Mosquitoes already making an appearance in Utah
With the warm weather comes...bugs. Picture: Shutterstock
49s Mar 16, 2017
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Will the new airport be big enough to handle projected growth?
Questions are being asked about whether or not the newly constructed Salt Lake International will have enough gates after five years of operation.Airport officials are responding, saying their plans can handle the growth.
34s Mar 16, 2017
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