Medical marijuana debated in Utah, part two
Sen. Mark Madsen, R-Saratoga Springs, talks about his recent trip to Colorado to sample medical marijuana (under medical supervision) with Alex and Ethan on the Nightside Project. Part two of two.
11m Feb 26, 2015
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Medical marijuana debated in Utah
Sen. Mark Madsen, R-Saratoga Springs, talks about his recent trip to Colorado to sample medical marijuana (under medical supervision) with Alex and Ethan on the Nightside Project. Part one of two.
9m Feb 26, 2015
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WVC Police urge you not to give children a disabled cell phone
Lt. Julie Jorgenson tells KSL dispatchers field 50 to 100 calls every day from disabled cell phones that parents have given young children to play with. Those phones can still call 911.
1m Feb 23, 2015
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Your children are required to vaccinate before entering school, but what about their teachers?
#immunizations #utah #measles #shots #school
36s Feb 19, 2015
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Utah Senator proposes better background checks for undocumented drivers
Sen. Curt Bramble, R-Provo, wants to add FBI background checks to the requirements for undocumented immigrants to get driving privilege cards in Utah.
8m Feb 18, 2015
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Mild Utah weather seems to be confusing bears and other wild animals
Mild Utah weather seems to be confusing bears and other wild animals. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reports some bear sightings, which officials say, is unusual for this time of year. Scott Root, Outreach Manager, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources says, people DO NOT need to worry about bears and other animals getting close to homes right now. However, if the weather remains warm an...
34s Feb 17, 2015
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A new Gender Neutral Restroom in one Utah High School
The Park City High School "Gay Straight Alliance," student council, and school board worked to add a new gender neutral restroom. For at least one student who identifies as gender-neutral, it's a relief.
34s Feb 12, 2015
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Air Pollution: The potential Impact on Pregnant Women & their unborn children
One Utah mom's research into the potential health risks air Pollution has on unborn children, prompted her to take extreme measure to keep her family healthy. Studies published in medical journals have linked air pollution to health issues, including premature births, miscarriages, a baby's development, and autism spectrum disorders. But some doctors say the studies need more time to develop. D...
37s Feb 11, 2015
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Discussion over definition of consent and rape
The House Judiciary Committee had what one lawmaker called an "uncomfortable discussion" about HB 74. This sound starts with Representative Brian Greene, then goes into a live interview Grant and Amanda did with Holly Mullen of the Rape Recovery Center. #utpol #utleg
2m Feb 04, 2015
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Taking legal action against #anti-vaxxers
People can sue families who choose not to vaccinate against the measles and other preventable diseases who subsequently transmit diseases. But @sjquinney professor says it's a little more challenging than you might think. Hear the legal parameters that have to be met.
31s Feb 04, 2015
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Toddler Food Study
A new CDC study released Feb. 1, 2015 shows 72% of commercial foods meant for toddlers have more than the recommended daily allowance of sugar and salt. Researchers studied more than 1,000 foods for infants and toddlers and found infant foods were better, with less sugar and sodium. The data was based on 2012 data.
37s Feb 03, 2015
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Nebo District spokeswoman Lana Hiskey responds
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1m Feb 03, 2015
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ALL the string cheese is being checked in one Utah school district.
School lunch workers at Sierra Bonita Elementary are checking all the string cheese after an accident in packaging. Nebo School District officials say they got a call from the USDA that some cheese may have bad seals. It looks like one got through today. A dad having lunch with his son found it. The district is responding.
2m Feb 03, 2015
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Police ask for help finding suspects in Millcreek home invasion.
#Utah #utahnews
34s Jan 30, 2015
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Water main line breaks, 3rd time in 10 years.
34s Jan 28, 2015
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How music is sparking meaningful memories for elderly Utahns
Music can have a profound affect on our lives. Yet scientists remain puzzled over how music is sparking and unlocking meaningful memories for those living with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia. One in three seniors dies with Alzheimer's or another dementia. Music and Memory Utah Coalition is working to collect donated iPods to fill with music for Utah's elderly residents.
2m Jan 28, 2015
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Utah group works to stop child sex trafficking
Undercover video captures child sex traffickers in Colombia and Haiti. The group plans to release another film showing rescue efforts in the U.S. #OURrescue @AbolitionistsTV Listen to in-depths @kslnewsradio
2m Jan 28, 2015
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interview with Guesno Mardy
He is Gaurdy's dad (check spelling)
5m Jan 28, 2015
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Catholic Bishop supports LDS Church's bid against discrimination.
The Most Reverend John C. Wester, Bishop of the Salt Lake City Catholic Diocese, says he supports the LDS church in their bid against discrimination this morning. He says LGBT and religious people alike have been hurt by discrimination, and it's time for the state to protect the rights of both groups.
1m Jan 27, 2015
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House Speaker Greg Hughes with Grant and Amanda
Changing the gas tax is one of the big issues facing Utah lawmakers as they start the 2015 session today. New House Speaker Greg Hughes spoke live with Utah's Morning News at 7:45. #utpol #utleg
3m Jan 26, 2015
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Dr Richard Besser discusses vaccine clusters
A new study finds parents who refuse to vaccinate their children are more likely to live near each other. #measles
2m Jan 20, 2015
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Push to mandate reflective tape after fatal crash
Authorities: life could have been saved if driver could have seen tractor-trailer on darkened West Warren road. @kslnewsradio
36s Jan 19, 2015
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How Utahns feel about air quality
For the first time in Envision Utah's values study, Utahns list poor air quality as the top negative to living in the state.
36s Jan 19, 2015
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4 hour I15 closure in Davis County
I spoke with drivers at 2600 South and US 89 about trying to get to work with all the surface street backups. I told Morganne Nielsen I would say on the radio that her boss is nice and won't mind that she'll be late. Listen to part of our chat here.
41s Jan 16, 2015
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11 Year old boy raises funds for Utah Honor Flight
West Haven boy works to send at least one, but hopefully two veterans on trip to Washington DC to visit memorials.
1m Jan 15, 2015
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How Utah's A.G. trained for child slave rescue in Columbia
.@seanreyesag gets high marks for his role as interpreter, "body guard" in rescue of 54 child sex slaves. @kslnewsradio
34s Jan 15, 2015
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Utah AG rescues 54 child sex slaves in Columbia
.@seanreyesag goes undercover with Utah group to crack down on local, international trafficking. @kslnewsradio
36s Jan 15, 2015
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Rep. Paul Ray: Lawmakers must address police body cameras
A suspect is dead today after pulling a knife on officers in Draper. In the wake of recent officer-involved shootings locally and around the nation, a conversation has developed regarding the use of officer-worn body cameras. Utah Representative Paul Ray spoke to Utah's Afternoon News and says lawmakers are going to take a good look at providing a means of funding to departments that decide to ...
3m Jan 14, 2015
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Neighbors, chief praise officer for killing drug suspect
.@drapercitypd: @wvcpd officer shoots man outside home who flashes knife at him. @kslnewsradio
34s Jan 14, 2015
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3-year-old Ogden boy saves his own life
He knew his mother’s phone’s password, so a 3-year-old boy answered and led @ogden_police to him. A man stole his mother’s car with him inside. NOON @kslnewsradio
33s Jan 13, 2015
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Boy kidnapped in stolen car honks horn so police can find him
This is the 3 year old boy who was taken along with a stolen car this morning. The car was abandoned a couple of blocks away. Police called the mom's cell phone and told the boy to honk the horn so officers could find him.
4m Jan 13, 2015
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Students Work to Make a Difference to Help Monitor Utah's Air Quality
Students in Roy are using portable air quality monitors to track particulate pollution levels. Their teacher says not only does it teach students about air quality, but helps them apply math and science to their everyday lives.
36s Jan 12, 2015
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Kirk Jowers on a possibly Mitt Romney 2016 Presidential Run
Mitt Romney spoke with Republican donors today and told them he's considering a run in 2016 for president. Political analyst Kirk Jowers dropped by to provide Scott and Maria with his thoughts.
3m Jan 10, 2015
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French Jazz center Rudy Gobert talks about the attacks in Paris.
Rudy Gobert (@rudygobert15) talks to Deseret News Jazz beat writer Jody Genessy (@DJJazzyJody) about the Charlie Hebdo attack in his home country, and #JeSuisCharlie response.
1m Jan 09, 2015
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Expert discusses impact of Paris attacks
Terrorism expert Amos Guiora, Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Center for Global Justice at the University of Utah, speaks with KSL about the impact and aftermath of the attack in Paris, it's possible impact on journalism, and what it means for security in Europe
4m Jan 07, 2015
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More Utah women choosing to give birth OUTSIDE of hospitals
32s Jan 07, 2015
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Two U.S. Ski Team Olympic hopefuls die in avalanche in Austria
35s Jan 06, 2015
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Volunteers welcome in search for missing officer
Volunteers are coordinating with West Jordan police to find an officer missing for three days. They all hope Jedediah "J.R." Steadman comes home, no questions asked. @kslnewsradio
34s Jan 02, 2015
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Families gather to celebrate anniversary of donation chain
2m Dec 30, 2014
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The speed limit on I-80 in Parley’s Canyon dropped to 45 miles per hour this morning, but many motorists blew right through it. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
35s Dec 30, 2014
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Snow plows trying to keep up with heavy snowfall
Snow dumped on cities along the Wasatch Front overnight into Monday's rush hour commute. Now snow plows are working to keep up with clearing streets. Some neighborhoods are being left off the plow list - for now.
31s Dec 30, 2014
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More than a dozen cars crashed at the SLCo/Tooele Co line
EMERGENCY TRAFFIC: Horrible traffic mess on I-80 eastbound because of a 17-20 car pile up at the SL/Tooele county line. UHP says it is because of heavy lake effect snow. Just one lane open right now. Be careful!
1m Dec 29, 2014
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Humans aren't the only ones coming down with viruses, a new report shows Salt Lake City computers are some of the most infected in the nation.
#SaltLakeCity #Utah
37s Dec 29, 2014
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Davis County braces for high windstorm
70 mph winds could tear through after midnight. Expect flying snow, and maybe flying Christmas decorations. @kslnewsradio
36s Dec 29, 2014
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Extensive open records request show Utah’s use of force
#post Dir. Scott Stephenson reviews believed to be first-of-its-kind officer-involved shooting data compiled by @kslnewsradio.
2m Dec 18, 2014
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Honor Flight Focus of School Drive
Every year, students at Oquirrh Hills Middle School embark on a big fundraising effort, called Oquirrhfest. This year's drive will culminate Friday, with a donation to Utah Honor Flight, the program set up to fly veterans to the monuments dedicated in their honor, in Washington DC. They've been preparing for weeks. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
2m Dec 17, 2014
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Utah may ban wood burning
Utah is considering a ban on wood burning along the Wasatch Front. The Division of Air Quality claims burning wood contributes to pollution. Some residents oppose the ban, citing the economic benefits of burning wood.
2m Dec 17, 2014
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Alicia Englert Baby 911 Call
On August 26, 2014, a woman in Kearns found a baby in a trash can. At the time, the woman had no idea, the newborn belonged to her neighbor's daughter, Alicia Englert, who police later arrested. Since then, people surrounding this case have talked about Englert's mental competency. (Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News)
7m Dec 16, 2014
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WJ resident Scott Hardey talks about organizing the anti-prison effort
It started at a kitchen table, and now thousands of West Jordan residents are united against the prison coming to the west of their city.
2m Dec 15, 2014
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Christian leader tours U.N., D.C. to share plight of Syrian people
Orthodox Christian Patriarch John the Tenth of Antioch and all the East sits down with @kslnewsradio's Peter Samore to share his push for peace instead of military action to end the Syrian civil war. His own brother, Metropolitan Paul Yazigi of Aleppo, has not been seen since his kidnapping in April, 2013. Here's a portion of that interview.
2m Dec 12, 2014
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