Utah launches anonymous online behavioral health self-screening tool
It's at http://screening.mentalhealthscreening.org/stateofutah.
1m Oct 08, 2015
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Advocacy groups propose new clean air rules
Environmental groups say their new rules would take on industry and short-term limits to help Utah's air.Read more: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865638543/Advocacy-groups-propose-new-clean-air-rules.html?pg=all(pic from Division of Air Quality website)
1m Oct 08, 2015
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Probation officials prepare for large release of drug offenders
Writers have described the release of low-level federal drug offenders set for the end of this month as, "the largest one-time release of federal prisoners." How will this look in Utah?
1m Oct 07, 2015
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Utah colleges see growth as more returning LDS missionaries enroll
UVU President Matthew Holland spoke about the new numbers with Brian and Amanda. For other enrollment numbers: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865638489/New-enrollment-numbers-show-UVU-now-the-largest-public-university-in-Utah.html
2m Oct 07, 2015
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Judge hands former bus driver 15 years to life
John Martin Carrell was convicted of sexually abusing two special needs students on his bus. Prosecutors say they're happy with the sentence.
1m Oct 07, 2015
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Pet ordinance praised by some, decried by others
An ordinance proposed for Salt Lake County would seriously limit where pet stores can get the animals they would resell.Animal advocates praise it, but pet store owners say it's unfair.
1m Oct 06, 2015
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Flash Flood Watch for Southern Utah
A slow-moving storm raises the rivers and the risk of more flooding.(photo from National Weather Service)
1m Oct 06, 2015
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West Jordan Pilot dies mid-flight to Boston; co-pilot lands safely in NY
The wife of an American Airlines pilot, who died while mid-flight last night says her husband was part of a large family and loved what he did. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Oct 06, 2015
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Utes prep for the national spotlight
Crews for ESPN College Game Day will be setting up to show the Utes take on the Bears from Cal. University officials say the show can give great exposure to the school, but, there is something the players need to look out for.
1m Oct 05, 2015
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Attorneys debate over evidence in potential death penalty case
Prosecutors in Sanpete County are gearing up for a potential death penalty case where an inmate in Gunnison Prison is accused of killing another inmate. But, there is a question about information that was reportedly given by the suspect.
1m Oct 05, 2015
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Flooding damages homes in Lehi
Fast moving storms packed a serious punch in a short amount of time. One family has some serious cleanup on their hands.
28s Oct 03, 2015
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Chaffetz reportedly seeks Speaker position
Sources tell the Deseret News that he's testing the waters to see if he can win the position. Some political analysts don't think he has much of a chance, though.
1m Oct 03, 2015
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Honor Flight vet surprised with visit from great grandson at WII Memorial
They haven't seen each other in a couple of years. This morning, WWII vet Ivan Anderson, and his LDS Missionary great-grand-son, Elder Jordan Bradley, had a short reunion at the WWII memorial in Washington DC. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Oct 02, 2015
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The other choir made of LDS Church members
While the Mormon Tabernacle Choir may be the most famous choir singing this General Conference weekend for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, there's another choir that will also perform Sunday evening, and their songs may surprise you.(Photo Credit: LDS Genesis Group - Gospel Choir's Facebook page.)
1m Oct 02, 2015
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Formal charges in Salt Lake City triple homicide
Prosecutors have filed three counts of aggravated murder charges against a man accused of killing three people, including a two month old girl
1m Oct 01, 2015
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Studying whether car inspections should be over in Utah
A state lawmaker wonders if it's time to do away with them, like in other states.
1m Oct 01, 2015
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Police search for laundromat robber
Investigators say this man attacked a laundromat clerk and they're asking for your help finding him. He’s described as having dark skin, about 5'7" with a slight graying mustache.
1m Sep 30, 2015
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A new place to make exchanges for online purchases
Sandy City is trying to make it safer for people to buy things through online classifieds by setting up a new place for the exchanges to happen.
1m Sep 30, 2015
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Warren Jeffs' children accuse him of sexually abusing them
Two of the FLDS Church leader's children spoke with CNN, saying not only did Jeffs abuse children outside of his family, but inside as well.CNN will air the episode of "This Is Life with Lisa Ling" Wednesday night.
1m Sep 29, 2015
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Utah Representative grills Planned Parenthood officials
Representative Jason Chaffetz, along with other lawmakers in Washington D.C., makes the case to defund Planned Parenthood. He questioned President Cecile Richards about how the organization uses federal money. (Photo credit: CNN/YouTube)
1m Sep 29, 2015
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Design, plans unveiled for new SLC airport terminal
Construction will pick up soon on the 5-year project to basically rebuild the Salt Lake International Airport.
1m Sep 29, 2015
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Sandy homeowners want to find hit and run driver
One Sandy family has some serious cleaning up to do after a hit and run driver destroyed a large portion of their back yard wall.Police say it's lucky that no one was hurt.
1m Sep 29, 2015
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The REAL Comic Con Heroes
Salt Lake Comic Con was full of costumed characters over the weekend. But Superman wasn't the only Hero being celebrated. For the first time at any Comic Con, Salt Lake City recognized the men and women who save lives and keep the peace everyday.
1m Sep 28, 2015
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Planned Parenthood of Utah takes state to court over blocked funds
Officials with the association say the governor broke the law when he told state agencies to discontinue working with Planned Parenthood.
1m Sep 28, 2015
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Hundreds attending funeral services for Elder Richard G. Scott
Many who could not go to the Tabernacle are watching or listening to the services for a beloved apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
1m Sep 28, 2015
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Legal questions over Zion's permiting process
Seven people died on September 14 in flash flooding
2m Sep 28, 2015
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Utah women admit to binge drinking while pregnant
The CDC reports 1 in 10 women admits to drinking while pregnant and a third of them say they binge drink. Julia Robertson with the Utah Department of Health says the rate of pregnant binge drinkers in Utah is lower than the national average but still there are consequences to the fetus. Any one who needs helps should contact the Utah Department of Health's Mother to Baby program at 800-822-2229...
2m Sep 25, 2015
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Premature Baby Born at Sea declared Dead, but Survived
An Ogden, Utah family on a Caribbean vacation Cruise got an unexpected package..... 3-months early.
1m Sep 24, 2015
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Deterring Home Invaders
Recent home invasions across the Wasatch Front have put an emphasis on home security. Here are a few ways to keep your family safe from unwanted guests.
1m Sep 24, 2015
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Wash. State tried to kill himself rather than be arrested by Layton Police
A standoff on Antelope Dr. near US 89 on Tuesday ends with a man hospitalized. Layton Police say he was wanted for having sex with a teen.
1m Sep 23, 2015
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Elder Scott's son shares memories of his father.
LDS Apostle Elder Richard G. Scott will have his funeral on Monday, September 28th at 11 AM in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. But today, his son shared his thoughts and feelings about his dad, including the time when he was called to the church's Quorum of the 12 Apostles. (Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
1m Sep 23, 2015
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Salt Lake County officials hope to reduce crime and recidivism
The top leaders of Salt Lake County say crime rates are up and their current system of justice is broken. They're proposing keeping an old grant alive to hopefully change that.
1m Sep 22, 2015
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Hwy 89 Closed
Hwy 89 closed NBA and SB
1m Sep 22, 2015
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Fairpark lease renewal likely
The 2015 Utah State Fair is now over, but the future looks bright according to the interim director.(read more here: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865637300/Legislator-director-say-recommendation-of-Fairpark-lease-likely.html?pg=all)
1m Sep 22, 2015
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Four arrests in related to stabbing and shooting in Orem
Police say two different gang fights were behind a stabbing that left a man injured and a shooting that same night.
1m Sep 21, 2015
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Investigators ask for more time in triple homicide case
Salt Lake City investigators say they still don't have a motive behind the deaths of three people last week, so they've asked for an extension in putting their case together before they give it to prosecutors. Meanwhile, family members of one of the victims say police can take as much time as they need.
1m Sep 21, 2015
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Beth Powers defends Ben Carson
The Islamic religion is not consistent with the U.S. Constitution. That's according to a statment made by Dr. Ben Carson on 'Meet the Press' yesterday. Beth Powers with the Utah State 2016 Super-PAC spoke in defense of Carson's statements on Doug Wright's show today.
1m Sep 21, 2015
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Salmonella Suit
Five year old Charlie Mills became sick in mid-August after eating a cucumber infected with Salmonella. After the initial diarrhea and fever passed, mills developed a severe urinary tract infections. It took doctors almost a month to determine the cause. Charlie's family is now suing Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce, the distributor who brought the tainted cucumbers to the U.S. from Mexico. ...
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Bounce House Injury
A Tooele family is praying for a miracle for the son. Josh Hinton was a ballet dancer and waiting for his mission call as a BYU Freshman. But, during orientation, Hinton ran through a bounce house obstacle course, hit his head on a pole, and became paralyzed from the neck down. He can no longer walk, feed himself, or even breath on his own. Prayers are pouring in from missionaries across the ...
1m Sep 21, 2015
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Shooting victim's family says he was just turning his life around
Dakota Smith is one of the victims of a triple homicide in Salt Lake City. His family says he was a good man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. They spoke to KSL's Sandra Yi. Photo courtesy: Jenn Long, Dakota Smith's friend.
2m Sep 21, 2015
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Salt Lake City Police investigating why no one picked up a boy from school
An 8 year old boy waited for someone to pick him up from school yesterday. When no one showed up, police went looking for his family. Salt Lake City Police Det. Dennis McGowan tells us what they know so far.
1m Sep 19, 2015
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Atlanta parents ask people to forgive their sons
Atlanta parents ask people to forgive their sons after the boys tried to kill them. ABC's Maria Schiavocampo reports.
23s Sep 19, 2015
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Athletic complex opens in SLC after a decade of red tape
Kids across the valley now have access to some swanky new fields despite more than a decade of push back. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Sep 19, 2015
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BYU fans hope to see more late game magic against UCLA
The writers at ESPN say the Cougars can't depend on the last minute heroics that helped them win against Nebraska and Boise State to help them beat UCLA. But, Cougars fans hope the team proves the doubters wrong.
29s Sep 18, 2015
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Pearl survivor among veterans on Utah Honor Flight
Max Burdick survived the attack on Pearl Harbor. His ship, the USS St. Louis was able to make it out of the harbor, but not without some close calls. But his life after the war has also earned Burdick some attention, he ran Iron Man races, well into his 80s. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Sep 18, 2015
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Salt Lake School District dealing with pests without overusing pesticides
For ten years now, Salt Lake school officials have used Integrated Pest Management to deal with everything from bats to bees to ants. Now that a new law was passed in Utah, they are serving as an example to other schools to do the same.
1m Sep 18, 2015
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Utah vet joined Navy in honor of fallen airman
Marjorie Campbell was a Navy WAVE, but might not have ever joined up had she not met an airman who was training at Wendover. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has been following the #Utahhonorflight and has more..
1m Sep 18, 2015
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Unified Police catch suspect who rammed a patrol car
Officers say he drove straight at one of them before hitting a marked police car, then sped off. A K9 helped later to bring him down.
2m Sep 18, 2015
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What would you do if you found hundreds of dollars in a wallet?
What would you do if you found hundreds of dollars in a wallet? The answer was pretty simple for two Taylorsville high school boys. They received rewards no amount of money could buy.
1m Sep 18, 2015
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"Thin Blue Line" getting thinner in Ogden
Officials with the Ogden Police Department say they're seeing a significant shortage of officers to fill the positions they have open.
1m Sep 17, 2015
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