It's Comic-Con on the high seas for Trekkies.
Cue: Star Trek them song: It's cosplay off the coast. The Star Trek franchise is hoping to capitalize on their super-fans' dedication with a never before seen... all inclusive...photo shoot with the stars.... cruise extraordinaire.
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Utah's at the bottom of the list for participating in the School Breakfast Program.
This is National School Breakfast Week. But the Beehive State lags behind when it comes to students taking advantage of breakfast at school.
1m Mar 09, 2017
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The gender wage gap shows no signs of easing.
A new study shows once again that women are paid less than men. Research finds well over half of lower-earning U-S workers are women.
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The nation's rising pain pill addiction is taking a costly toll on family pets.
Addicts are now turning to using and abusing their own pets to get they're next fix.
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Woman wandering on tracks killed by freight train
A woman who'd been wandering on the Union Pacific tracks was struck and killed by a freight train Sunday afternoon.
1m Mar 06, 2017
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Demonstrators want Dimple Dell trail left unpaved
About 150 demonstrators showed up to hear speakers and walk the park's North Rim trail Saturday morning. They object to a plan to add asphalt paving. #DimpleDell
1m Mar 04, 2017
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Don't worry, be happy. It's good for your heart.
If you're the type of person that sees the glass half full, you're more likely to have good heart health. That's according to new research on optimism.
1m Mar 03, 2017
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Fidelity finds 401-K savings are up.
Retirement funds are getting a healthy infusion. New findings show Americans are building their 401-K's by contributing more and borrowing less against them.
1m Mar 01, 2017
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Officers kill a man making threats at West Desert waste facility
A man who police say had threatened to blow up the Clean Harbors incinerator in Aragonite was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff and a UHP trooper Sunday morning.
1m Feb 27, 2017
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Simpson Ave. business relieved at SLC shelter decision
The owners of Dancing Cranes Imports says they're glad they won't have to move now that Salt Lake City has decided not to build a homeless resource center on Simpson Avenue. #slchomeless
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Americans are planning to pack up and hit the roads.
We're not even close to Spring Break but that's not stopping millions of families across the nation to plan many vacations.
1m Feb 24, 2017
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Boomerang Kids... You send them out into the world and they come right back to you.
The stigma is gone surrounding Boomerang Kids. It's the new norm in today's family dwellings, but some parents are fighting back instead of spending their retirement savings supporting their grown kids.
1m Feb 23, 2017
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The Do-It-Yourself beauty and home cleaning products trend keeps growning.
Homemade cleaning and beauty products is the trend that has a lot of people passing by the name brands in stores, rolling up their sleeves, and doing it themselves. But manufactures, even Wall Street, can't understand why?
1m Feb 21, 2017
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Jackknifed semi shuts down five lanes of I-15
A semi pulling an empty trailer hit a barricade and jackknifed on I-15 through downtown Salt Lake Sunday morning. #uhp #ksltraffic
1m Feb 19, 2017
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The V-A wants you to "Meet Our Vets."
This is "National Salute To Veterans Week," a 30-year tradition designed to invite the community and public servants to come meet Utah's veterans and say "Thanks" personally.
1m Feb 16, 2017
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Frugal consumers searching for bottom-dollar prices say it comes down to two stores.
Retail shoppers have spoken for their top choices at finding the cheapest prices... Wal-Mart and Dollar General.
1m Feb 14, 2017
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When it comes to finding true love, it may come down to location.
Utah is one of the safest states for online dating and a top hot spot for finding love.
1m Feb 13, 2017
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Sinkhole repair will slow traffic on I-215
UDOT crews will close a lane of I-215 on the east side to fix a sinkhole starting Monday.
1m Feb 12, 2017
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Plain City Residents Minimizing Water Use
Plain City is asking its residents to use as little water as possible to avoid overtaxing the sewer and storm drain systems. #utfloods
1m Feb 12, 2017
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A bill outlawing the use of carbon monoxide gas chambers for animal euthanasia moves to the full Utah Senate.
The bill is passing out of committee with an eight to two margin of support, and now moves onto the full Senate for consideration.
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Where will tech take us in 2017?
The ever-changing world of technology may bring surprising changes this year. One techie believes big changes are on the way with mobile devices and voice-tech systems.
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U.S. News and World Report ranks the Salt Lake City Metro the country's tenth best.
The report uses Salt Lake, Provo and Ogden because of the ease of moving between them.photo courtesy of KSL Chopper 5
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Millennials financially lag behind their parents.
Researchers find millennials fascinating, so they watch them. And a recent study finds some new money information may have an impact on our future economy.
1m Feb 06, 2017
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Utah Catholics Hear Immigration Message
A message from leaders of the Salt Lake City Roman Catholic diocese was read in worship services across Utah Sunday.
1m Feb 06, 2017
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Utah Republicans Drop Legal Battle over SB 54
#sb54 #utgop
1m Feb 05, 2017
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Milk is down. Butter is back. And cheese up... Way up.
Dairy farmers across the country and here in Utah are at full capacity production meeting the demands of America's cheese lovers.
1m Feb 03, 2017
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Parents and grandparents live longer, happier lives when spending time with their loved ones.
It's a simple formula that's likely to prolong the lives of your mom and grandmother. Invite them over for dinner and quality family time.
1m Feb 02, 2017
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Drone drop zones are one of the newest trends in real estate.
Home builders are raising their tech skills to meet the demands of the digital age. Outdoor designed landing pads to keep drone- delivered packages safe and secure from prying eyes and thieves.
1m Jan 31, 2017
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More people admit to dealing with Imposter Syndrome to some degree.
Recent studies find 70% of people feel like imposters, phonies and posers at one time or another in their lives. The worst cases are known as "Imposter Syndrome" which can be a debilitating phenomenon.
1m Jan 30, 2017
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Utah researchers finding new ways to hide messages
Hybrids of silver and carbon ink, along with the normal red/blue/yellow printer combinations, are helping Utah researchers create images invisible to the naked eye. At the University of Utah, Ajay Nahata and his colleagues are able to conceal images within QR codes - as an example. The hope is that the technology will be useful for product authentication or in anti-counterfeiting efforts.
1m Jan 25, 2017
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Life Flight paramedic killed, nurse injured in highway crash
A paramedic and a flight nurse returning home from a shift at their base in Roosevelt got into a head-on wreck on US 40
1m Jan 23, 2017
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Crowds cheer, a few jeer as Trump becomes 45th President
It's now President Donald Trump. The 45th President took the oath of office this morning in cloudy... sometimes rainy weather. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Jan 20, 2017
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Financial abuse among the elderly growing at a fast pace.
Elderly Americans who require assistance from appointed caregivers and family members are getting duped out of their life savings.
1m Jan 20, 2017
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Utahns converge on US capitol for inauguration
The stage is set for Friday’s Presidential inauguration, as Utahns mingle, rehearse and plan for the event. KSL Newsradio’s Marc Giauque has more.
1m Jan 20, 2017
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Self-driving cars projected to cut into current organ donation shortage.
A new theory is bringing into question the cause and effect of self-driving cars. Their increased safety measures may mean fewer harvested organs for life-saving donations.
1m Jan 18, 2017
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People across the globe agree on their top choice in emoji's.
A new study, the first of its kind, says we love the "Face With Tears Of Joy" emoji.
1m Jan 17, 2017
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New way for Ogden library patrons to get to the books
The doors to the main library in the Weber County library system are closed for 2017 as the Ogden building undergoes renovations. Regular patrons now have the chance to use shuttles to get to other branches as Utah Transit Authority has donated a pair of vehicles and the budget has been adjusted to pay for the service.
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Many Americans are jumping on the digital detox bandwagon as part of their resolutions.
We're a few weeks into the New Year and some resolutions are a bust while others are still strong. Some tech experts say one resolution you can and should do any time of the year is a digital detox.
1m Jan 16, 2017
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Body linked to December shooting found in Lehi park
American Fork police have been looking for Michael Darrin Lowe since his wife Tina was shot and critically wounded December 24th. #afshooting
1m Jan 15, 2017
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New medical tech and big equipment is driving up pet care expenses.
NEW RESEARCH SHOWS MEDICAL BILLS FOR OUR FURRY FRIENDS CAN COST AS MUCH OR MORE THAN THOSE FOR HUMANS.
1m Jan 13, 2017
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Work continues to clear roadway in Logan Canyon
It's open to traffic, but work continues in Logan Canyon to clear the roadway and shoulders of a huge amount of snow, and an avalanche. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Jan 12, 2017
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"Air Rage" is becoming a growing problem on in-air flights.
The number of air rage cases are soaring as full flights take to the air with angry passengers aboard. What can you do when an unruly, out-of-control passenger starts causing problems on your flight?
1m Jan 12, 2017
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Senior Citizens utilizing Social Media to battle isolation, loneliness
Noting that technology costs may keep some from doing it, A.A.R.P. state director Alan Ormsby says that senior citizens in Utah nevertheless are embracing the internet and social networking sites that allow them to stay in touch. According to one recent Pew Research study, over 70 percent of those between 50-and-64 years of age are on Facebook while over 60 percent of those above 65 are also us...
1m Jan 12, 2017
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Post puts its brand in the northwest quadrant of Salt Lake City.
In Salt Lake City, Post Consumer Brands has found just what it needs for a distribution center... Land at California Ave and 5600 West, a building which Post is constructing at a cost of $50 million - and close proximity to air, train and road routes to get its cereals to the rest of the country.
1m Jan 10, 2017
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Utah Supreme Court hears arguments on stream access
The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments from anglers' groups and from private property owners on access to streambeds. #streamaccess
1m Jan 10, 2017
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Melting snow poses a roadway risk
Rain and warmer temperatures are melting a lot of snow in northern Utah, and that has its own set of risks. #udot #slcsnow
1m Jan 09, 2017
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Gathering celebrates Bears Ears monument designation
A gathering of Bears Ears supporters took place in Monument Valley Saturday. #bearsears
1m Jan 08, 2017
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Questar Gas working to restore service in Coalville
About 600 homes lost natural gas service in Coalville this morning #Coalville #QuestarGas
1m Jan 06, 2017
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Hiring managers are annoyed when parents show up at their kid's job interview.
CareerBuilder.com says one-third of employers get annoyed when moms and dads get too involved with their child's job search process.
1m Jan 05, 2017
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E.I.A. makes 1st Utah appearance in over three years
The first case of Equine Infectious Anemia in Utah has been discovered since 2013 - and a 14-year-old bay gelding in Wasatch County was euthanized as a result. Officials, who are hopeful the disease was isolated to the one animal, say the horse was frequently transported to Mexico and may have contracted E.I.A. in that country.
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