School social worker arrested for investigation of rape
A Cache Valley counselor is facing suspected felony charges after deputies say he confessed to having sex with one of his 16 year old clients.
1m May 19, 2015
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The roads are expected to be busier than last year for Memorial Day weekend.
Analysts with AAA say more mountain state residents will be traveling over the holiday weekend. There could be problems that come with the increase of traffic.
1m May 18, 2015
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Floods in the short-term could lead to fires later on.
Officials in Weber County say the wet weather we've had, and are still expecting to have, is making potential fuels for wildfires grow. They don't expect this moisture to stay with us through the summer.
1m May 18, 2015
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Utah Honor Flight vets visit Ft. McHenry
A group of veterans on a Utah honor flight stopped at Fort McHenry in Baltimore this morning. It was the last visit on their three-day trip that took them to Washington DC, and the WII MEMORIAL. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque is traveling with them.
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Grandsons surprise WWII veteran on DC Honor Flight
Two grandsons of a World War II Veteran from Utah surprised him in Washington DC today, as he stepped off a bus at the World War II memorial as part of an Honor Flight. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m May 16, 2015
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Fallen Utah Sheriff's Sgt. honored in Washington DC
The name of Utah County Sheriff's Sgt. Cory Wride was added to the national Law Enforcement Memorial wall today. His widow, Nanette, Wride's parents and Utah County's Sheriff were there for the ceremony. Later they visited the wall where Wride's name is now inscribed. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story,
1m May 16, 2015
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Owner searches for answers after prize thoroughbred killed in Syracuse
The brood mare's blood lines stretch back to racing greats like Secretariat and War Admiral. The owner, Ken Beumont says they found her dead in a Syracuse pasture with an arrow wound in her side. Picture: Alisa Beaumont.
1m May 16, 2015
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A fight over money reveals a murder-for-hire plot.
Two Riverdale men are taken into custody after an elderly man's alleged attempt to have his daughter's boyfriend killed goes awry.
1m May 15, 2015
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Investigators in Tooele County may have cracked a decades-old mystery
Police believe they know the identity of a John Doe that was buried 39 years ago. But, it could take six to eight months before DNA tests confirm the man's identity.
1m May 15, 2015
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Frazier v Holyfield
KSL Newsradio's Karilyn Frazier talked with boxing champ Evander Holyfield this morning at an event in South Salt Lake. She asked him about tonight's fight with Governor Mitt Romney.
2m May 15, 2015
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Mitt Romney and Evander Holyfield weigh in for their fight for charity Friday night
The former governor had high praise for the man he'll be stepping into the ring with. They're fighting to raise money for a charity that performs sight-saving surgeries to people in underdeveloped countries. Here's the sound of the official weigh-in.
3m May 15, 2015
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A 12 year old boy might see charges for a West Valley City field fire
Police are still investigating the blaze set near an apartment complex. But, they also believe a fire prevention program could be effective in making sure he doesn't do it again.
1m May 14, 2015
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"He looked right at me... evil in his eyes, and everything."
A Midvale woman is speaking exclusively with KSL, claiming her own son ran her down with her car.Pictured above: Apollonia Lambertus and her fiancé, Shannon Wilcox.
1m May 13, 2015
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More searches for a missing Provo woman
The friends and family of Elizabeth Elena Salgado are asking for more help to find the woman who has been missing for nearly a month. Plus, they want to answer any questions people may have about whether or not she was seen in a neighboring state.
1m May 13, 2015
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Full press conference from Salt Lake County Mayor's office
Mayor Ben McAdams and district attorney Sim Gill discuss the situation involving a former employee, Justin Miller.
7m May 13, 2015
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An alarming spike of car thefts in Salt Lake City
Police say they've seen car thefts essentially double over the past couple of weeks. They're trying to figure out why this is happening.
1m May 12, 2015
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Another plea to slow down in construction zones
After a crash involving a semi that brought traffic to a crawl on I-15 near the point of the mountain, UHP officials say people are still traveling dangerously fast through the area.
1m May 12, 2015
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2014 U.S. Religious Landscape Study
A new Pew Research Center study finds some faith numbers shrinking, except for the LDS Church. And Mormons are more likely to be married and have large families.
1m May 12, 2015
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Utah Behavior Specialist responds to United Airlines "Hot Meal" incident
Behavior Specialist, Kevin Keyes, Columbus Community Center, is calling for greater awareness of people living with disabilities that are NOT always visible or obvious. It stems from this: An Oregon mom's request for a hot meal for her child on a United Airlines flight has become a national incident. Dr. Donna Beegle filed a complaint with the FAA because she said the airlines diverted a flight...
1m May 12, 2015
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Lehi city officials tighten their restrictions on water usage.
Water levels are way down, so, people in Lehi can't water their lawns as often as before, and certain water toys are prohibited, for now.
1m May 11, 2015
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Shocking details of abuse on a Layton boy who died from his injuries.
Police say the boy had been abused for a long time. But, they say the beatings got especially violent as the boy had an accident while being potty-trained.
1m May 11, 2015
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Murder-Suicide?
A Facebook post has Vancouver area police investigating what they believe to be a murder suicide. ABC News Danielle Kappele reports.
1m May 09, 2015
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Why is Miller Motorsports Park closing?
Frank Zang with the Larry H. Miller group explains how their business model wasn't working well enough to maintain a world class race track and make it commercially viable.
4m May 08, 2015
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Married teachers have a combined 74 years of experience
A pair of married teachers in the Alpine School District will retire this month on the same day, 37 years after they both started teaching on the same day. KSL Newsradio’s Mary Richards takes an indepth look.
2m May 08, 2015
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Man hospitalized after trench collapse buries him up to his chest.
A construction worker found himself in a tight spot today after the walls a trench collapsed, burying the man in mud, rocks and cement. Weber Fire Marshal Brandon Thueson tells us how it happened. Picture: Weber Fire District
1m May 07, 2015
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The release of a convicted terrorist in Canada is being decried by a Utah man who helped capture him.
Layne Morris, pictured above, says it was a major mistake for Canadian officials to release Omar Khadr after only a few years in prison. Morris was injured in July of 2002 when he and the rest of the 19th Special Forces Unit were fired upon by Khadr and his men. He explains why he feels Khadr should have never been let out.
3m May 07, 2015
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Officials warn drivers to slow down in difficult weather
Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Todd Royce joined the Nightside to give driving tips and warnings in difficult weather. Pic credit: Bill.
4m May 07, 2015
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Police want to know why two sex offenders came to Utah
Convicted sex offenders Glen Feinman and Deanna Tampico were arrested after they were seen by an alert Wal-mart shopper in Springville. But, police say they want to know why the pair decided to come to Utah after cutting off their ankle monitors in Washington state.
1m May 06, 2015
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Vet visits grave of friend in French town he helped liberate
A Utah man who fought in France more than 70 years ago has returned from a pilgrimage, of sorts. He wanted to visit the grave of a friend, who died along his side during World War II. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has his story.
2m May 06, 2015
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Police capture Washington fugitives in central Utah
Nephi Police: Pair had cut ankle monitors, skipped court hearing and were wanted sex offenders. Captain Burt Wright explains how officers found the pair's car.
1m May 06, 2015
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UVU student in hospital after accidental shooting at gun safety class
A Utah Valley University student landed in the hospital when a gun safety class turned into a real-life lesson on the danger of firearms. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m May 05, 2015
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The speed limit went up but are people driving faster?
The speed limit on most freeways along the Wasatch Front has increased, but, initial data compiled by UDOT shows most people aren't seeing it as a license to step on the gas.
1m May 05, 2015
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"Good leads" in the case of a body found in Weber County.
Investigators say they feel they're getting closer to identifying a woman whose remains were found on a hillside on the foothills near Ogden.
1m May 05, 2015
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Delta cockpit crew hit by green ground laser approaching SLC Intl Airport
Authorities are trying to find out who shined a dangerous and powerful green laser at a flight from LA to SLC as it flew over Lehi Sunday night.(picture: Delta Airlines stock photo)
1m May 05, 2015
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15 Year veteran storytelling tradition ends in SLC
For 15 years, veterans of World War II have been sharing their stories with people gathered once a month at the Salt Lake City Library. On Monday night, that tradition came to a close. But not without fanfare. The man known as the Candy Bomber, Gail Halverson spoke to a packed auditorium. Dr. Rick Randle, who organized the event spoke with KSL's Marc Giauque about the 15-year long lecture serie...
6m May 05, 2015
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What led up to a deadly shooting inside an Orem parking lot?
Police have released more details about what happened before the shooting. They say the suspect fled from police and stole one vehicle, then tried to steal another.
1m May 04, 2015
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Possibly, a major break in the case of a body found in a suitcase near I-80.
The family of a missing Las Vegas woman, Susana Villalvazo, believe her body may have been found near Saltaire, according to reports out of that city. But, police say they're still trying to confirm who the woman is.
1m May 02, 2015
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Salt Lake City residents would like panhandling to be illegal.
Chronic homelessness in Salt Lake City is down, but, there are still plenty of panhandlers on the streets. A new poll from Dan Jones and Associates for Utahpolicy.com shows most people don't think it should be legal, but some advocates don't believe it will ever be outlawed.
1m May 01, 2015
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An excessive force lawsuit against West Jordan.
The attorneys for the plaintiff say he had his hands up and wasn't posing a threat when a K-9 grabbed him by his face. But, police say he has a history of dangerous behavior and they believe the force was necessary.
1m May 01, 2015
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A tearful plea for more help finding a missing Provo woman.
The parents of Elizabeth Elena Salgado flew in from Mexico to help in the search. But, their visas won't allow them to be in the country for long.
1m May 01, 2015
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Marvel's "Age of Ultron" preview from KSL superhero expert Andy Farnsworth
The wait is over for superhero movie fans... Marvel's "The Avengers - Age of Ultron" opens around the country with screenings tonight. And don't forget Doug Wright and Steve Salles will be talking "Avengers" tomorrow... live at the Megaplex Theaters in South Jordan during the "KSL Movie Show" from 10am to Noon. Here's what KSL NewsRadio comic book expert Andy Farnsworth thought of the film... ...
28s Apr 30, 2015
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Age of Ultron preview by KSL comic book expert Andy Farnsworth
ONE OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED MOVIES OF THE ENTIRE YEAR... MARVEL'S "AVENGERS - AGE OF ULTRON"... OPENS WITH SCREENINGS ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES TONIGHT. FANS CAN JOIN ALEX KIRRY AND JAY MCFARLAND LIVE AT THE MEGAPLEX THEATERS IN SOUTH JORDAN TONIGHT FOR "SERIOUSLY THURSDAY NIGHT" ON KSL NEWSRADIO. KSL'S RESIDENT SUPER-HERO EXPERT ANDY FARNSWORTH HAS ALREADY SEEN IT... AND HAS THIS TO SAY... (...
1m Apr 30, 2015
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Trauma doctors urge steps to prevent deaths on the roads
UDOT and Intermountain held an event in Murray to show what can be done on the Road to Zero Fatalities.
1m Apr 30, 2015
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Computer glitch during exam week at University of Utah
Services should be restored now, but were down much of Wednesday. (photo from @UofUIT)
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Lawmakers will host "town hall" meetings about the state prison's potential move.
Officials with the State Prison Relocation Commission say there are a lot of rumors spreading about the possible sites for the prison. They say they want to eliminate some of these rumors with these meetings.
1m Apr 29, 2015
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Interview: Officer who refused role in Gay Pride talks about new job
He was a Salt Lake City police officer for 7 years before being placed on paid leave for requesting a different assignment during the 2014 Gay Pride Parade; now Eric Moutsos is the Manager of Development for the Sutherland Institute, a conservative think tank downtown. (Photo: Deseret News February 2015)
3m Apr 29, 2015
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Utah travelers are happy to be home after surviving the deadly quake in Nepal.
People in one group say several small miracles came together to help them survive. They were originally going to be inside one of the stone temples that collapsed, but, their tour guide changed their schedule.
1m Apr 29, 2015
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Chronic homelessness down 91% in Utah
Chronic homelessness in Utah dropped 91 percent in the past decade under Utah's 'Housing First' initiative. (Photo: Deseret News)
1m Apr 28, 2015
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Supreme Court arguments question 1
Here is the first question addressed in this morning's Supreme Court hearing on same sex marriage.
1hr 30m Apr 28, 2015
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Two million dollar plan announced at site of last year's North Salt Lake landslide.
North Salt Lake officials say they are ready to move forward with a plan to restore the area devastated by last year's landslide, but the 2 million dollar price tag is just one of several roadblocks in the way. Photo credit: Ravell Call/Deseret News
1m Apr 27, 2015
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