A look at the lopsided dating pool among the LDS and Orthodox Jewish population
Time Magazine reports there's a disproportionate ratio of women to men, especially in religious communities. (photo cred and full article: http://time.com/dateonomics/)
1m Aug 26, 2015
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"I didn't have anything to be scared about"
Malachi Bradley, the ten year old boy who survived a night in the cold in the Uintah Mountains, alone, talks about how he got lost and what he did to survive.
2m Aug 25, 2015
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American Legion will have new office space at Capitol Building
A push to increase office space for lobbyists is causing this change. Officials with the American Legion say they're not happy with how this decision was made.
1m Aug 25, 2015
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Identical twins stump facial recognition software
Double vision for the Utah Driver's License Division after a set of twins flagged fraud warnings in the facial recognition system. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Aug 25, 2015
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Fallen dog house blamed for two deaths on I-15
Investigators with UHP say troopers were trying to slow down traffic on the freeway in Weber County to remove the debris. But, the crash happened before they could do that.Now, they're asking for the public's help finding the driver who left the dog house behind. Photo Credit Corey Webb
1m Aug 24, 2015
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Outdoor Retailers Association sticks with Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County officials announce the summer and winter shows will stay through 2018. Now, county officials are trying to find a hotel chain to make a convention hotel downtown.
1m Aug 24, 2015
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Smoky skies should look better today
Wildfires in the west have polluted our skies, but the wind patterns are in our favor now.
1m Aug 24, 2015
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Strange voting circumstances in Utah County
Voters in five different cities may have to jump over an additional hurdle this year. They'll cast their ballots on municipal matters in one way, but they'll have to vote a different way on a county-wide issue.
1m Aug 21, 2015
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Fire potential sparks a red flag warning
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service have issued the warning for northern and western portions of the state. Fuels are dry and there will be gusty winds.
1m Aug 21, 2015
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Body of missing West Valley woman found in Colorado
The body of a missing West Valley woman was found in Colorado and now police are asking for the public's help to find their number one suspect.
1m Aug 20, 2015
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Freeway construction inching closer to completion in Davis County
But, UDOT officials say there are things drivers need to know, especially drivers with Express Passes
1m Aug 20, 2015
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A connection between two murder victims in Magna
While there is a connection, investigators are not yet saying the two deaths were committed by the same person, or that they’re related in any other way.
1m Aug 20, 2015
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18 percent of cars in HOV lane don't belong there
UDOT presented their yearly findings to the legislature about use of the HOV/Express/Carpool lane.
2m Aug 20, 2015
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Lawmakers take on the issue of police body cameras
As more police agencies use this kind of technology, lawmakers are asking themselves how the state should govern how the devices are used and how the videos should be stored. Legislators are expected to propose two bills for the upcoming legislative session.
1m Aug 19, 2015
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Utah's attorney general touring CO mine again; lawmakers talk culpability
Sean Reyes says the EPA needs an outside investigator, as some Utah lawmakers wonder if the mine wastewater spill was intentional.
1m Aug 19, 2015
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Industrial accident in Summit County kills construction worker
Investigators say the accident happened when he was working with a motorized say on the southwest side of the Snyderville Basin. (Photo Credit: Summit County Sheriff's Office)
1m Aug 19, 2015
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Police say husband killed wife, then shot himself
Investigators in West Valley have released the identities of the two people found dead in this home. But, they're still are trying to figure out what led up to the shootings.
1m Aug 18, 2015
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Guilty plea for accused kidnapper
Troy Morley, the man accused of trying to kidnap a five year-old girl out of her Sandy home last year, pleads guilty to child kidnapping and will have to go on the sex offender registry. The girl's parents say they're pleased with this deal.
1m Aug 17, 2015
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Work begins on North Salt Lake landslide scar
Work has started, repairing the car left over from last year's landslide in North Salt Lake. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
1m Aug 15, 2015
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Mixed emotions for Cuban-Americans living in Utah
The American flag is flying over the embassy in Havana for the first time in many years. Some Cuban-Americans in The Beehive State say they hope this can bring major change to that country, but, they have their doubts.
1m Aug 14, 2015
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UDOT lifts some restrictions, puts others in place
One part of I-80 should look better for travelers, but, people driving past Parley's Summit could see some overnight problems. Plus, UDOT officials say Legacy Highway should be avoided this weekend.
1m Aug 14, 2015
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39 year old Cold case reopened after missing man identified
Tooele County investigators reopen case after DNA identifies a Colorado teen's body, missing for 39 years.
1m Aug 14, 2015
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Three people in custody after a driver rams police car
Two women and one man are arrested after police say the driver took violent steps to get away from officers.
1m Aug 13, 2015
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Salt Lake County hopes to lure a different hotel chain near The Salt Palace
Negotiations between the county and Omni fell apart, but, County Mayor Ben McAdams says they'll be soliciting more proposals for a convention hotel as soon as possible.
1m Aug 13, 2015
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SLC mayor talks next options in prison move fight
A referendum drive, legal action and other options are on the table.
1m Aug 13, 2015
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Online comments lead to demotion for Salt Lake City spokesperson
A spokesperson for the Salt Lake City Mayor is facing a demotion and pay cut after it was discovered he used a pseudonym to make some online comments about the Mayoral race.
1m Aug 13, 2015
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Prison Relocation Commission Co-chair talks about Salt Lake decision
Kaysville Representative Brad Wilson spoke with KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards about the unanimous vote to build a new state prison west of the Salt Lake City International Airport.
5m Aug 12, 2015
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Local legal analyst talks about encounters with police
Greg Skordas was on the KSL Roundtable heard Saturday afternoons on KSL Newsradio. He was mostly responding to other events, but his advice could be considered timely after the officer-involved shooting in Murray.
2m Aug 10, 2015
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Salt Lake City Police: Please be patient with the traffic this weekend
The Tour of Utah race will have access to some streets limited, and other streets will be blocked off.
1m Aug 07, 2015
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Popular swimming spot shut down in Herriman
City officials say there's a concerning amount of algae bloom, and they're checking to see if the water could be toxic.
1m Aug 07, 2015
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Transportation tax on SLCO ballot
A group of business leaders propose tax hike to benefit Utah economy.
1m Aug 07, 2015
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SLCO GOP PARTY CHAIR ON DEBATE
Chairwoman Suzanne Mulet felt some candidates stood out while others struggled.
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Two high-profile law enforcement leaders sign open letter on immigration proposals
Two of Utah's top cops' along with 16 other law enforcement leaders around the country, want the federal government to reconsider proposals that would partially defund "sanctuary cities" for illegal immigrants.
1m Aug 06, 2015
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Strong winds topple then help four boys on Utah Lake
The winds were a blessing and a curse to the boys after the gusts that knocked the boys out of their canoe were followed by winds that blew them back to safety.
1m Aug 06, 2015
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Controversy over rumored federal monument continues as White House asks for Utah's cooperation
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
1m Aug 06, 2015
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UTA beefs up efforts to find rate skippers
Starting this week, UTA has hired more part-time employees to make sure everyone is paying their light rail fares.
1m Aug 05, 2015
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Salt Lake City Police seize thousands of dollars worth of drugs and shopping carts
Investigators say they want to make it clear drug sales and drug use will not be tolerated in Salt Lake City. But, they also have a new way for homeless people to store their items, so the shopping carts can be returned.
1m Aug 05, 2015
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Deadly crash overnight on I15 in Lehi
A teenage boy is dead and several other people injured.
1m Aug 05, 2015
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LDS Church releases a book detailing historic documents on the Church's beginnings.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new volume of the Joseph Smith Papers Project, featuring historic documents of the LDS Church. Listen to an extended portion of what a Church historian has to say about the documents.
2m Aug 05, 2015
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Sugarhouse bicycle shop owner offers reward after theft
The owner of The Bicycle Center is offering a thousand dollars to anyone with information leading to the arrest of two men who stole high-end bikes worth 50 thousand dollars, total. He says the thieves knew exactly what they were going for.
1m Aug 04, 2015
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Layton Police arrest a man accused of choking and injuring a 2 year-old boy
An anonymous tip led police to a home in Woods Cross, where they arrested Zachary Brown without incident.
1m Aug 04, 2015
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Stolen campaign signs in South Jordan
An incumbent in the South Jordan City Council race says someone has crossed the line and taken down dozens of his campaign sign. He's willing to pay to learn who did it.Meanwhile, one of his opponents says his people were in no way involved, but he does believe the number of stolen signs has been exaggerated.
1m Aug 04, 2015
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The rains were fun for some, a nightmare for others
Residents in one part of Davis County had a change to go swimming where they normally wouldn't. But, the downpour also caused traffic headaches in Davis and Salt Lake counties.
1m Aug 04, 2015
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Environmental advocates say more national monuments are a good idea
Gov. Gary Herbert sent a letter to President Obama, asking him to hold off on designating an areas as a national monument without going through the Public Lands Initiative process first.But, officials with The Sierra Club, Utah Chapter, say more designations would be good for Utah in the long run.
1m Aug 04, 2015
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Man arrested in connection with Taylorsville apartment fire
A Taylorsville man is in custody today, after police say he made no attempt to escape or save his daughter from their burning apartment. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Aug 03, 2015
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Utah woman says clinical trial cured her Hepatitis C
A Utah woman was among 660 people worldwide to participate in a clinical trial to treat Hepatitis C. She received a liver transplant years ago but the virus attacked her new liver and pushed it into cirrhosis. She took one pill twice a day for 24 weeks and says her quality of life has improved 100%. Cures for diseases are almost unheard of but Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City and othe...
1m Aug 01, 2015
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Woman narrowly escapes Salt Lake carjacking
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Jul 31, 2015
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State officials make new protocol regarding blue-green algae in Utah's waterways
If you've been on Utah Lake, you may have seen the water sometimes look like a bright neon green substance. Two dogs died from drinking the toxic water last year.Now, the Utah Department of Health and the Utah Division of Water Quality are teaming up to decide how people should be warned about any potential problems.
1m Jul 31, 2015
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Grand County officials look again at changing name of Negro Bill Canyon
But the Salt Lake Chapter of the NAACP is not pushing for a name change.
1m Jul 31, 2015
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Atv and truck crash in North Logan
Four young boys were injured when the ATV they were riding in crashed into a canal.
1m Jul 30, 2015
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