UDOT preferred solution for the Payson Main St. I-15 Interchange.
Wetlands. Homes. The impact of roadwork is coming to Payson & UDOT is looking for the public's input at an open house meeting tonight .
37s Oct 26, 2017
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Loneliness is shaving years off our lives.
Medical findings show patients suffering from chronic loneliness is as unhealthy as a long-term illness like diabetes.
36s Oct 25, 2017
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Indepth: Two Utah recovering drug addicts tell their stories
Addiction to pain pills is an epidemic in our country. Advocates say get them out of your house. Two people who became addicted are talking about it now.
3m Oct 25, 2017
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The job hiring process takes longer today... a lot longer.
The hiring process takes longer now than it has in years as job seekers are getting impatient & jumping through more hoops to satisfy today's employers' lengthy applicant processes.
37s Oct 24, 2017
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BYU defensive back Marvin Hifo cited for open container
BYU defensive back Marvin Hifo was cited early Saturday morning for having an open container of alcohol in a teammate's vehicle. His teammate, redshirt linebacker Francis Bernard, was charged on the suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. He was also driving a car with expired registration and an invalid license, according to the Utah County Sheriff's office. Photo from Scott G Win...
38s Oct 22, 2017
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One dead after shooting at Olympic Oval in Kearns
Early Sunday morning, 20-year-old Joshua Belen was shot in Kearns. He died from his injuries. KSL Newsradio's Kira Hoffelmeyer has more. Photo via SLC Scanner.
19s Oct 22, 2017
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One man in critical condition after motorcycle accident
KSL Newsradio's Kira Hoffelmeyer reports how a 55-year-old man is in critical condition after crashing on his motorcycle. He was not wearing a helmet. Photo via SLC Scanner.
18s Oct 22, 2017
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BYU linebacker arrested on suspicion of DUI, driving with an invalid license
BYU linebacker Francis Bernard has been arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence. The arrest occurred early Saturday morning according to the Utah County Sheriff's office. Bernard is redshirting this season for honor code violations last fall... In addition to the DUI, he was also cited for driving without a valid license and proper registration. A 22-year-old male in the vehi...
30s Oct 22, 2017
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Security, privacy and politics has more people disappearing from the digital world.
Eqifax, FOMO anxiety, mean posts. There's no question our security, privacy & mental health are under attack in this digital age. Time for a tech break for sanity's sake.
38s Oct 19, 2017
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The housing shortage is creating a big rise in rentals.
Home owners are cashing on the current hot housing market. More owner-occupied houses are being turned into rentals and tech is part of the driving force behind it.
36s Oct 17, 2017
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Virtual vet pet care is growing rapidly across the country, especially for livestock and herds in rural areas. .
Getting animals, large or small, to the vet can be challenging. Now, veterinarians nationwide are coming to you... virtually.
36s Oct 12, 2017
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Driving in the HOV lane illegally could cost you 300 bucks & a ticket.
Twenty percent of the cars in the carpool lane are there illegally, and that has the state beefing up enforcement efforts to keep cheaters out.
2m Oct 11, 2017
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If the Driving in the HOV lane illegally could cost you a ticket and 300 bucks. OVING ALONG I-15. BUT IF YOU’RE IN THAT LANE ILLEGALLY, IT’S A TICKET AND 300 BUCKS.
Twenty percent of the cars in Utah's carpool lane are there illegally, and that has the state beefing up enforcement efforts to keep cheaters out.
2m Oct 11, 2017
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Elder Robert D. Hales has passed away
Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has passed away, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says. He was 85 years old. KSL Newsradio's Becky Bruce takes a look back at his life and legacy.
2m Oct 01, 2017
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Lehi Police investigate dog shooting
As KSL;'s Kira Hoffelmeyer reports, a Lehi woman took to Facebook to talk about her dog being shot the afternoon of September 30.
34s Oct 01, 2017
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LDS General Conference report: Saturday afternoon session
A summary of the talks in the Saturday afternoon session of the 187th Semiannual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
4m Sep 30, 2017
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LDS General Conference report: Saturday morning session
A summary of the Saturday morning talks for the 187th Semiannual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
4m Sep 30, 2017
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Car dealers, rejoice. Cars about the only thing millennials don't buy online.
New numbers show millennials do almost all their shopping online with their phones. Buying a car is the exception.
37s Sep 27, 2017
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Protein powders are no longer just for body builders. But are they good for you.
Protein powders are all the rage & now found in kitchen cupboards everywhere. from fitness gurus to common consumers needing a quick, convenient meal in a shaker bottle. Health experts now say don't rely on them as your only source of protein.
33s Sep 25, 2017
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Taylorsville man dead after hit and run
Police are investigating who hit and killed a 60-year-old man last night on Redwood Road near 4700 S. KSL Newsradio's Kira Hoffelmeyer has the story. Photo courtesy of Monico Garza/SLCScanner
28s Sep 24, 2017
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Unexpected expenses catching retirees off guard.
Americans are getting better at saving for retirement. Still, those golden years are coming with surprising expenses for which many haven't financially prepared... like long-term care.
37s Sep 21, 2017
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Mother of 2 dead after fatal crash
A crash in Cache Valley claimed the life of 28-year-old Samantha Perkes on September 16 after a head on collision. UHP Lieutenant Lee Perry spoke to KSL Newsradio's Kira Hoffelmeyer about the accident on SR 218.
41s Sep 17, 2017
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Millions of Americans have their day job & a side gig.
Stagnant wages, single incomes, there are many reasons why a stagering 44-million of us work more than one job.
37s Sep 14, 2017
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Reasons to Hope: Part three, recovery
Family members of someone who dies by suicide are suddenly thrown into a new world of grief and shock. But recovery is possible for them, and for attempt survivors as well. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards has part three of our special series, “Reasons to Hope.”
3m Sep 13, 2017
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There's a new king among American generations when it comes to savings. Millennials.
Princeton researchers find a surprising trend. 31-Percent of millennials 18-TO-26 have squirreled away an emergency fund to cover several months of living expenses.
35s Sep 12, 2017
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Reasons to Hope: Part Two, Crisis
In a crisis, people may not know where to turn. But there is help and hope available. KSL Newsradio’s Mary Richards has part two of our special series, “Reasons to Hope.”
3m Sep 12, 2017
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Reasons to Hope: Part One, Attempt Survivors
On average, two Utahns die by suicide every day. 12 more are treated for attempTs. No one knows exactly why the numbers are so high in our state, but these two Utahns in this story want you to know they are so glad they lived. KSL Newsradio’s Mary Richards has part one of our special series, “Reasons to Hope.”
3m Sep 11, 2017
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A Tampa resident takes her chances with Irma
Long time Tampa resident Peggy McShane will be at home when Hurricane Irma hits. The unexpected turn of the Category 4 storm made leaving Tampa nearly impossible. But, Ms. McShane is no stranger to Hurricanes; having assisted as an E.R. nurse after Hurricane Andrew. Her sister lost everything in that 1992 Category 5 storm and her brother just weathered through Hurricane Harvey in Texas.
7m Sep 10, 2017
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Retirement years have older adults working on an encore education.
With one round of college and a career behind them, retirees are hitting the halls of academia for round two.
36s Sep 08, 2017
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Supply & demand hitting rough spots in the hot housing market.
The nation's housing market is in the flux of a mismatch. Demand for more homes keeps going up, but builder struggle to keep up.
36s Sep 01, 2017
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Rescue effort continues as skies over Houston dry out
Even though flood waters have receded in many areas of Houston, to the east and to the west, people Wednesday were still dealing with rising water. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has one woman's story.
32s Aug 31, 2017
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Stranded by Harvey, Utahn takes to pizza delivery
A Utah man whose cruise was cancelled after Houston's two airports closed, used some of his suddenly found spare time, to deliver a warm meal. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
37s Aug 31, 2017
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Women are takign to the golf course for a new way of networking and building their businesses.
Ladies looking for an edge in the business world may have found it... shooting a few holes on the golf course.
35s Aug 30, 2017
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Harvey gives a Utah couple an extra week for honeymoon
Zachary & Michelle Nelson are 8-miles off the coast of Texas. They were supposed to make port in Galvaston Sunday morning. But, the roads are impassable and the port is closed. The cruise line is telling passengers they are going to Miami to 'stock up' and return to Galvaston in a week, IF the port reopens by then.
29s Aug 27, 2017
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Fire season isn't finished yet
Smoke from the Tank Hollow Fire is settling across areas of US 6 in Spanish Fork canyon, reducing visibility. The fire, which started August 11th by a lightning strike, has closed the Unicorn Campground and 3-roads so the Forest Service could get fire suppression equipment to the area to help fight it. Photo courtesy of Annie Thomson
29s Aug 27, 2017
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Subsciption shopping seeing BIG growth.
It's retail therapy delivered right to your door every month. Subscription commerce is seeing huge growth, but part of that success comes from customers forgetting to opt out in time before that next box shows up on the doorstep.
38s Aug 21, 2017
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Utah tweens invent device to prevent bird-plane collisions
Four 12 year olds from Sandy are getting nationally recognized for inventing a device to scare away birds from planes.
2m Aug 18, 2017
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Dads are spending more time with their kids.
Today's dads are stepping up. A new survey shows they're much more involved in parenting than ever before.... and they like it.
37s Aug 15, 2017
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Failed drug screenings for job candidates on the rise.
Positivity is up at many job sites... positive drug tests, that his. And that's causing growing concerns with employers.
35s Aug 09, 2017
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Interview: Utah congressman says North Korea talk on Guam is just rhetoric
And regarding President Trump's comments: “Sometimes that’s rhetoric that I think North Korea will understand. And let’s face it, any attack on Guam is an attack on the United States.”
7m Aug 09, 2017
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Debt is making a strong comeback with American consumers, a toll on our mental health.
Money is an emotional topic for most of us thought it's rarely discussed openly or often. And debt can be one of the heaviest weights to carry in reaching healthy financial goals. A change of attitude can lighten that load without making a single payment. KSL NewsRadio's Rikki Meece has more.
36s Aug 03, 2017
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Could your adopted microchipped pet leave you at risk for fraud?
Currently, the risk is low but hackers are always on the lookout for your personal information.... even if it's through your chipped furry friends.
36s Jul 31, 2017
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It's not sibling rivalry killing family ties. Estrangment on the rise.
More and more siblings are splitting up leaving estranged brothers and sisters cutting off all contact and never speaking to one another again.
37s Jul 20, 2017
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Boomers are hitting the bottle more.
Older adults are upping their intake of alcohol. A survey finds only are people 60 years and older drinking more, they're drinking more often.
34s Jul 19, 2017
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SLC company's preterm delivery test earns accolades
A blood test that predicts an early-than-expected delivery for pregnant women won an Edison Award in the spring. Now, Sera Prognostics is working to get the test approved for insurance coverage.
1m Jul 07, 2017
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Lake Powell's largest beach closed indefinitely due to human waste
A popular Lake Powell camping beach will remain closed until a haz-mat crew can clean it up. Close to two dozen house-boaters were spotted using Padre Bay Beach as a bathroom, illegally.
33s Jul 03, 2017
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If the beach is your "Happy Place" now science may be able to explain why.
A trip to the beach may be in order in you need to soothe your soul and an uptick in mood-boosting brain chemicals.
37s Jun 30, 2017
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Interview: Utah Lt Gov Spencer Cox on voter records, election integrity
Utah Lt Governor Spencer Cox joined KSL's Doug Wright Show to talk about a President Trump commission's request for voter records and whether Utah will comply.
8m Jun 30, 2017
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Beef prices are down and demand is up.
Grillmasters who have avoided beef due to it's big prices are now enjoying burgers and steaks again. Thanks to a boom in beef production, and prices now competitive with chicken and pork, beef is back to stay.
37s Jun 29, 2017
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Sales are set to soar as Americans show their pride this July 4th holiday.
Across the country, Americans are on track to up their spending in order to celebrate the nation's birthday. Utah's two top sellers, food and fireworks.
37s Jun 28, 2017
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