Unified Police officer delivers his own baby in his patrol car
Even a speeding police car sometimes can't make it to the hospital in time. A unified police officer learned that after helping his wife give birth on Redwood Road.
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Richard Norby's family updates his progress
Optimistic smiles covered the faces of the family of Elder Richard Norby, who was one of four missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints injured in the Brussels airport bombing.(Photo Credit: LDS Church)
1m Apr 20, 2016
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Australian media reports millionaire Mormon's decision to leave work to become LDS general authority
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2m Apr 19, 2016
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Embattled state agency could see more trouble over lack of transparency
Utah's State Auditor is looking into the Utah Communications Authority for not posting financial data on the state's transparency website.The UCA was already dealing with the aftermath of an embezzlement scandal, in which a former employee admitted to making $800 thousand worth of unauthorized credit card purchases.
1m Apr 19, 2016
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State officials review "earthquake forecast" in Utah
While scientists say they still can't predict when earthquakes will happen specifically, they also say they can track general trends of when a quake could take place. Seismic experts say the damage from a large quake in Utah would be catastrophic.
1m Apr 19, 2016
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Last UT missionary injured in Brussels now back in this state
Elder Richard Norby was injured the worst in the bombings; we understand he is now at UMED's burn center.
1m Apr 18, 2016
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Eden family furious someone tried to kill their pet
Lee and Carole Johnson are wondering who would shoot their cat, Blackjack, in the head, leaving it to die. Blackjack may lose his jaw because of it.
1m Apr 16, 2016
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Body cam captures fire rescue from Alpine home
Two Lone Peak Police officers had body cameras on when they arrived at an early morning house fire, and helped a woman escape her home safely. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story. Link to video: http://www.lonepeakpolice.com/uploads/files/15798/House-Fire-300-N.mp4
1m Apr 15, 2016
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Former Utah Rep Jim Matheson now a lobbyist
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1m Apr 15, 2016
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Utah among top for prescription opiate drug overdoses
It can save the life of someone whose overdosed on an opiate based drug. But it doesn't save them all. Many Utah parents, siblings and friends struggle with a loved one who is addicted. Utah, as it turns out, has among the highest death rates from prescription drug overdoses, and two Utah Counties outpace even some states. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more in part two of a special report.
2m Apr 15, 2016
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Salt Lake City marathon to block several downtown streets Saturday morning
1m Apr 15, 2016
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West Valley Police say rape cases are being more successfully screened
Officials with the police department says the number of cases being screened has more than doubled recently, and more cases have been successfully prosecuted after they created a new way to talk to rape victims.
1m Apr 15, 2016
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Faulty brakes may be cause of massive semi fire
State Route Six in Spanish Fork Canyon is back open after the blaze that temporarily shut the road down, and damaged electrical lines.
1m Apr 15, 2016
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Jazz, Gordon Hayward ready to make changes.
Utah Jazzman Gordon Hayward knows he needs to make improvements in the off-season, but is also ready to play again in the postseason. (Photo Courtesy: Ravell Call, Deseret News)
1m Apr 14, 2016
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Jazz disappointed they didn't make the playoffs.
Management and players agree the team made a step forward, but wish they could have played in the post season. And GM Dennis Lindsey admits they almost made a trade to help the team with a playoff push. (Photo courtesy Ravell Call, Deseret News)
1m Apr 14, 2016
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First aid help for your pet is now available at your fingertips
Utah-based company helps in national launch of free Pet First Aid App from the American Red Cross.
1m Apr 14, 2016
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Cottonwood Heights to take over snowplowing, other public works services
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1m Apr 14, 2016
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More police, public accessing drug to counter opiate overdoses
It can almost immediately counter the effects of an opiate based drug-overdose. And recent changes in Utah laws are expanding the use and availability of naloxone - or Narcan. Emergency medical responders have carried the drug for years. Now police in Cottonwood Heights, Salt Lake City and Emery and Carbon Counties will begin carrying rescue kits. And one group is working to get it into the h...
2m Apr 14, 2016
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13-month-old boy airlifted to hospital after falling into water cooler
1m Apr 14, 2016
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Allergy season peak slated to hit on tax day
Feeling sniffly and sneezy? Doctors say it could be because peak allergy season is right around the corner. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Apr 14, 2016
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Young Mormons becoming more republican than their parents
This discussion was part of the 2016 Symposium on Religious Liberty at UVU. Here is more on their study: Seeking the Promised Land: Mormons and American Politics (Cambridge Studies in Social Theory, Religion and Politics) (http://www.amazon.com/Seeking-Promised-Land-American-Cambridge/dp/1107662672/ref=sr11?ie=UTF8&qid=1457888783&sr=8-1&keywords=seeking+the+promised+land)
1m Apr 13, 2016
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Roy Police looking for man injured last night in a possible shooting
A bizarre story out of Roy last night as police responded to a call of shots fired, and couldn't find the victim.
1m Apr 13, 2016
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UDOT considering plan that would destroy historical Payson homes to expand Main Street
Payson locals are fighting back after word UDOT might tear down some historical homes to make way for extra lanes on Main Street.
1m Apr 13, 2016
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Toddler found wandering street in South Ogden
Investigators say it took several hours to track down the two year-old girl's parents.
1m Apr 12, 2016
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Bicycle accident in Taiwan kills LDS Missionary from North Ogden
Friends and family members of Elder David Smith Hampton are shaken after hearing the news of the death of the 18 year old missionary.(Photo: Facebook)
1m Apr 12, 2016
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Report: fake gun prompts brief scare at school in Cedar City
The St George News reports one student saw a prop or toy gun and thought it was real.
1m Apr 12, 2016
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University of Utah students host Mental Health Awareness Week
The ASUU is hoping to shine a spotlight on mental health and the issues that can arise when the problems become too much for some people to bear.For more on Mental Health Awareness Week, click here: http://asuu.utah.edu/mentalhealth
1m Apr 12, 2016
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USU Football player facing 8 suspected felonies
A time out for one of Utah State University's football players. Police arrested the man for selling drugs and the University says they aren't having any of it.
1m Apr 12, 2016
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Man arrested after standoff with SWAT team in Salt Lake City
Police have booked Casey Ray Nielsen into the Salt Lake County Jail on a rape charge and outstanding warrants after officers fire several canisters of tear gas into a home to bring him out.(Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton/Deseret News)
1m Apr 12, 2016
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Candidates square off in Utah gubernatorial debate
Gov. Gary Herbert and Jonathan Johnson debated in what is so far the only scheduled debate for the Republican candidates for governor. They sparred on topics including Medicaid, medical marijuana, taxes and education.
1hr 1m Apr 11, 2016
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Woman infected with Zika virus gives birth to healthy baby
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
1m Apr 09, 2016
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State agency employee accused in massive embezzlement
Investigators with West Valley City Police and the Salt Lake County DA's office are looking into accusations of misused state issued credit cards, falsifying documents and a cover up that lasted several years.An employee with the Utah Communications Authority has been fired, and the Executive Director has resigned.In total, court records show the accused owes more than two million dollars, alth...
2m Apr 09, 2016
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Counter Terrorism Simulations at University of Utah
The people who handle a major terrorist act in the future could be at the University of Utah SJ Quinney School of Law right now. Counter-terrorism simulations are going on all day, where students are taking part in the drills that seem ripped from the headlines.
1m Apr 08, 2016
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Some want a Utah senator to make the 'Big League'
Several conservatives in the G-O-P are quietly pushing for Senator Mike Lee to be the next Supreme Court nominee.... if Ted Cruz or Donald Trump make it to the White House.
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The Dems are coming
Democrats are riding high from the Presidential Caucus last month. And officials are hopeful that will translate to a record breaking turnout for Saturday's Salt Lake County Democratic convention.
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Vernal to consider fracking for Estonia
The Country of Estonia is very interested in what lies underneath Utah's soil - and would like eastern Utah officials to consider "fracking" to sell oil overseas. Public hearings will take place on Tuesday, May 3, in Vernal; Wednesday, May 4, in Rangely, CO.; and Thursday, May 5, in Salt Lake City.
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Get outdoors in Utah with your family
Looking to get outdoors this weekend? It may be a great time to take advantage of the last days of Adventure Week in Utah. And one local blogger has some good tips for your family. KSL Newsradio's Mark Jackson has the story.
1m Apr 08, 2016
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Giant bunny stolen from Utah business, could give birth any day
A whole lotta rabbit is missing today. Wheeler Farm says someone took off with Dolly, who's 25 pounds and pregnant, and they want her back.
1m Apr 08, 2016
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Wanda Barzee back in Utah to finish state sentence
The convicted Elizabeth Smart kidnapper has been transferred from federal prison to the Salt Lake County Jail. She's expected to be taken to the Utah State Prison tomorrow.
1m Apr 08, 2016
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LDS missionary injured in Brussels home from hospital
The recovery and treatment continues for Elder Joseph Empey, but he is now home in Southern Utah.
1m Apr 07, 2016
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Mona man arrested, suspected of abusing a draft horse with his truck
1m Apr 07, 2016
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Hildale set for first public library
The tiny southern Utah community of Hildale is getting a big addition. Washington County officials say they are adding a library to the town.
1m Apr 07, 2016
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Downtown SLC street not up to code
City officials say stretches of 300 South are so narrow, they don't meet international fire codes.But, fire officials say they have no problems doing their jobs.
1m Apr 07, 2016
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SLCO will review County Recorder
Officials with the Salt Lake County Mayor's Office are not accusing Gary Ott of anything wrong, but, they've been getting tips from people concerned about his health.(Photo credit: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
1m Apr 07, 2016
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Utah Symphony brings 5th grade program to a close for the year
As the school year wraps up so does the Utah Symphony program, meant to introduce young minds to classical music.
1m Apr 06, 2016
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Allergy sufferers may feel more intense symptoms this year
Some allergists are predicting this could be an especially bad year, compared to last.
1m Apr 05, 2016
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Lawsuit: Kaysville girl injured wearing drunk goggles in class
The girl's parents are apparently suing the Davis School District over what happened in health class.
1m Apr 05, 2016
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Graffiti picture highlights battle between vandals and public land officials
Fresh graffit caught this weekend in a popular southern Utah canyon, highlights the battle National Park and Monument officials say they are waging with visitors. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Apr 05, 2016
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UHP trying to replace faulty rifle sights
Law enforcement agencies all over the country are replacing the faulty scopes. The company that makes them bought them all back from the Utah Highway Patrol, but, getting new scopes could take a while.
1m Apr 04, 2016
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Ogden family reunites with the flight crew that brought them home
Little Haiden Morgan is the Ogden boy born on a cruise ship seven months ago. His family was essentially stuck in Florida because doctors say he wasn't stable enough to fly home commercially.That's when a crew from Air Med stepped in.Members of the flight crew had their first chance to see the Morgans after bringing them back.(Photo Credit: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
1m Apr 01, 2016
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