37 Utahns now sick from salmonella cucumbers
Recalls began in early September for the cucumbers imported from Mexico.(stock photo)
1m Sep 17, 2015
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Shuttle driver gets the scare of his life
A driver says he's grateful no one was hurt after a falling piece of debris smashes into his car while he was driving on I-80.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Drowning in the desert
Ethan and Alex from The Nightside Project discuss survival strategies for desert storms with outdoorsman and news producer Dave Cawley.
7m Sep 16, 2015
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Three dead and four still missing, after flash floods hit Zion National Park
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily reporting.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Sunset man arrested in stabbing death
Police are trying to figure out what led up to an argument that led to the death of a man at an apartment in the early morning hours. They say the suspect is cooperating and has confessed to the stabbing.
1m Sep 15, 2015
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LDS Charities and others share ways to help refugees locally
Image and more info from: https://www.mormonchannel.org/blog/post/40-ways-to-help-refugees-in-your-community
1m Sep 15, 2015
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Red Cross preps for more wildfires, just in case
The cooler and wetter weather in the forecast may ease wildfire concerns a bit, but, officials with The Red Cross are getting ready just in case that changes.
1m Sep 14, 2015
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An update to the two U of U players shot during weekend party
Ute Head Coach Kyle Wittingham says both players are expected to recover. But, injuries to one player seem more serious.
1m Sep 14, 2015
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A piece of living Utah history is saved in Nevada
It may not look like much, but this grapevine has a story to tell. Officials from the Nevada Department of Transportation were going to destroy it, until the vine's owner told them what it was.
1m Sep 14, 2015
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A murder case that slipped through the cracks in Salt Lake County
Investigators have closed a case from 1981 that went cold. Salt Lake County Sheriff Jim Winder says he's pleased about this, but he admits the case was severely mishandled, and his department is apologizing to the victim's family.Here's an extended portion of his press conference.
4m Sep 12, 2015
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UDOT prepping for busy weekend traffic
With all the activities happening along the Wasatch Front this weekend, UDOT crews are tweaking their construction schedule and they’re reminding people how to get in and out of the worst traffic.
1m Sep 11, 2015
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States receive millions of dollars to address sexual assault kit backlog
Today the federal government announced a multi-million dollar grant meant to help clear the troubling back log of rape kits left untested across the nation. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily tells us two million of those dollars are headed to the Beehive state.
1m Sep 11, 2015
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Massive mess at Levan Canyon
Campers usually leave no trace behind. But, Officials with the Juab County Sheriff's Office have cited a camper that left so much trash at the mouth of Levan Canyon, it filled a 16 foot trailer.(Photo Credit: Juab County Sheriff's Office)
1m Sep 10, 2015
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Fire season is far from over
Weather watchers say there are some hot days in the forecast. This is especially concerning for fire officials who say conditions are still ripe for wildfires. (Photo Credit: Stacie Scott, Deseret News)
1m Sep 10, 2015
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WWII vet used sister's birth certificate to get into Navy
Honor flights are resuming out of Utah this week after a summer hiatus. 50 veterans and their guardians left today to visit the WWII and other memorials in Washington DC. Among those on the flight, a veteran who couldn't wait to join. She used her sister's birth certificate to enlist and still wears her dog tags that are, of course, in her sister's name.
1m Sep 10, 2015
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Circus, other attractions new at Utah State Fair this year
The Utah State Fair begins Thursday September 10, and while some are worried about the future of the lease, others are not. The director is pointing to new attractions like the circus to keep interest high. By the way, tickets to the circus are free with gate admission, but are limited and will be passed out two hours before each showtime starting Monday.
1m Sep 10, 2015
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S.L. County Jail study highlights pitfalls for mentally ill, at-risk individuals
A new independent study exposed gaps in the criminal justice system that has Salt Lake County leaders promising reform. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
1m Sep 10, 2015
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Sad ending to the search for missing hiker in Corner Canyon
Police were able to find the body of a 43 year old woman from South Jordan who disappeared while hiking alone on the Jacob's Ladder trail.
1m Sep 09, 2015
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Utah educators take close look at deliberate hit on referee in Texas
The video showing two players hitting a referee near San Antonio has the Utah High School Activities Association buzzing. Officials say they may have to look into whether or not they can do more to protect referees here.
1m Sep 08, 2015
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A stolen speed bump?
It's not uncommon for thieves to steal things like traffic signs and cones. But, someone stealing a temporary speed bump is a new one for Summit County investigators. It happened on Redden Road in the Silver Creek subdivision of Park City.KSL Newsradio's Paul Nelson spoke with Summit County Sheriff's Detective Sergeant Rob Bridge.
3m Sep 08, 2015
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Fire restrictions and red flag warnings
Lots of people may be heading to the mountains for some camping this Labor Day weekend. But, the risk of wildfire is high, so some places are tightening fire restrictions.
1m Sep 04, 2015
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UHP to increase patrols over Labor Day weekend
This holiday weekend has already gotten off to a deadly start on the roads, and law enforcement will try to keep this from becoming a trend. They'll be looking for impaired, distracted and unbuckled drivers.
1m Sep 04, 2015
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BYU's Carter proves himself worthy of a scholarship
Cougar running back Nate Carter has toiled on the scout team and bench while playing for free. Now the St. George native has a scholarship and hopes to play in every game this season.
2m Sep 04, 2015
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Utah spending on children not back to pre-recession levels
An advocacy group wants more tax dollars to be spent on education and programs for children.photo cred: Deseret News. Read more here: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865636034/Utah-spending-on-children-still-not-reaching-pre-recession-levels.html
1m Sep 04, 2015
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Landslide threatens homes in Riverton
The Unified Fire Authority says a small landslide let loose this afternoon at about 1095 West 12490 South in Riverton.
2m Sep 04, 2015
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Even Michigan fans don't appreciate the term "cupcake" to describe Utah
Michigan fans are excited to be in Salt Lake City to kick off college football season against the University of Utah. But, they don't believe Popular Mechanics used a correct word to describe this game.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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Utah laws v. Kentucky laws on marriage licenses
Some county clerks say they don't believe a showdown over marriage licenses for same-sex couples could happen in The Beehive State, like it is in Kentucky. The say Utah's laws are written with a little more flexibility.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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Ticket prices skyrocketing for Michigan Utah game
One website, tiqiq.com, says U-M vs. Utah is the nation's second-most-expensive game this weekend.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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Thieves attacked man in wheelchair, ransacked his home, police say
Police are looking for two men and three women, believed to be connected to an assault and robbery early Monday.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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A Rod ready for his second go around
Former BYU WR and Utah assistant coach Aaron Roderick is ready be the Utes play caller again. But he doesn't seem himself as a product of perseverance, just patience.
2m Sep 03, 2015
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F-35A fighter jets land at their new home in Hill AFB
Pilots and mechanics were all smiles as the first of many new jets arrive.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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Advocates for rape victims are baffled by theft
Officials with the Rape Recovery Center in Sugarhouse were expecting a shipment of kits they use to comfort victims of sexual assault. But, someone stole them, and they're scratching their heads as to why.
1m Sep 02, 2015
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KSL gets up close look at Dugway chlorine tests
It's a rare event to get inside the remote and secretive Dugway Proving Ground, even more rare to look at a test site. But today, KSL got a chance to do just that. It's a site that will test large scale releases of Chlorine gas, and Homeland Security hope it makes for better preparation and Response. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Sep 02, 2015
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UtahPolicy poll lists education as top issue
Two other issues tie for second place.(More here: http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/6841-poll-what-are-the-most-important-issues-facing-utah)
1m Sep 02, 2015
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BYU WR coach wants to get rid of religious labels
Guy Holliday is the only non-LDS position coach on the BYU coaching staff. But he'd rather just be known as a good guy, regardless of the religious denomination.
2m Sep 02, 2015
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Head on collision with Nebo School bus leaves two dead.
Crunched metal and broken glass mark the scene of a fatal head on collision with a school bus in Payson. KSL NewsRadio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Sep 02, 2015
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Draper Police honor slain officer by giving his son a police escort to school
Police say Sergeant Derek Johnson was ambushed two years ago, today, while trying to help what he thought was a driver involved in a crash. City leaders and officers say they will never forget his sacrifice. (Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News)
1m Sep 01, 2015
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Ty Detmer Thinks another Cougar will win the Heisman
25 years after Ty Detmer won the ultimate college football award, the former BYU QB thinks another Cougar could with the Heisman. He even thinks current quarterback Taysom Hill could come close. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
2m Sep 01, 2015
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Fire officials to drone operators: Stay away
As crews work to fully contain the Quail Hollow Fire in southeastern Salt Lake County, fire officials say drone owners need to know the air over the wildfire is restricted, and that a drone can severely slow down their efforts.
1m Sep 01, 2015
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E-cigarette use is spiking among youth in Utah
Health officials at the state level say an alarming number of teens and preteens have used the devices. They believe sales of the machines need to be tightened.
1m Aug 31, 2015
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Shots fired at Drivers License Division in West Valley
Witnesses say a frustrating day for one patron turns into a melee and one shot being fired inside the building. No one was hurt, but the suspect has been booked on assault charges.
1m Aug 31, 2015
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More details on officer-involved shooting in West Jordan
Police say the man made threatening comments to police, but ended up shooting himself with his children close by.
1m Aug 29, 2015
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Layton man killed in a shootout with UHP
Investigators say Drew Morley shot at a UHP sergeant in the back before trying to drive away from the scene. Now, officers are trying to figure out why Morley would fire in the first place.(Photo Credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News)
1m Aug 29, 2015
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13-year-old talks about saving dad's life in Idaho wilderness
The Utah man and his son were on a father-son hiking trip when a boulder fell.
2m Aug 28, 2015
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Orem police search for hit and run driver
Christina Crawley and her son, Joshua, were hit by a driver who t-boned their car, then sped away earlier this month. She says she hasn't been able to do her job as a nurse's assistant since the crash, and her medical bills are piling up.
1m Aug 28, 2015
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Utahn dies from Bubonic plague
Health officials are not releasing the identity or the gender of the patient, but, they believe the person contracted it within Utah.
1m Aug 27, 2015
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Donald Trump highly disliked by Utah voters
He may be the front runner of the list of GOP candidates, but, a BYU poll shows he has a long way to go if he wants to be liked by Utah voters. Despite that, there is one race he would win among Utahns. (Photo credit: Charlie Neibergall, Associated Press)
1m Aug 27, 2015
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Man arrested for 60 burglaries; deputies now looking for owners of more than 100 stolen items
Deputies are looking for the owners of more than 100 stolen items after a big burglary bust in Davis County. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Aug 26, 2015
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Volunteers and parents of scouts weigh in on LDS Church decision on scouting
There was mixed but mostly positive reaction about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' decision to continue to sponsor scout troops. But, some people are still wondering about the future of this partnership.
1m Aug 26, 2015
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Gas leak in Layton forces evacuation of daycare, other businesses
It took about two hours to get the all clear near 90 N Cross Street.
1m Aug 26, 2015
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