Outlook for Becker even more bleak
The Salt Lake County Clerk has released the number of ballots that still need to be processed in the Salt Lake City mayoral race, and they show incumbent Ralph Becker has a very big hurdle to overcome.(Photo Credit: D. Allred, Deseret News)
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Autistic boy left behind after field trip
The Davis School District is apologizing after the non-communicative teen was accidentally left at a Layton store. The boy's parents say they want to make sure it doesn't happen again.(Photo provided by Justin Anderson)
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How many ballots need to be processed in SLC Mayor's race?
Officials with the Salt Lake County Clerk's Office were hoping to determine how many ballots still have to be processed by today. But, the number of ballots is so high this year, that process is taking longer than expected.(Photo credit: D. Allred, Deseret News)
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Judge tosses out lawsuit over Utah's adoption of Core Standards
The state says they were open during the process; the plaintiffs say not so and they will try again to challenge it.
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Utahns prepare for colder temps
After the warmest October in state history, the current blast of colder temperatures seems to be catching people off guard.
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Winds bring weather change to Utah
A wild windy Tuesday along parts Utah today as strong winds came in ahead of a cold front. It made for an especially hazardous day along I-80 in Tooele County. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
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Credit Union officials say they can tell if the elderly are being scammed
Police are trying to find Larry Warren Outcalt to question him about an incident where a 87 year-old woman paid thousands of dollars for an alarm that was never installed. Officials say police were tipped off after the woman's reasons for withdrawing money seemed questionable.
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Mail-in deadline is today; Prop One a big issue on the ballot
The ballots also include two mayoral races, many city council races, school bonds and community preservation, depending on where you live.
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A peaceful surrender after a wild chase in Weber County
A dramatic chase leads to a man barricading himself in his home in Ogden. But, police say the whole thing ended with the man giving up without harming anyone.
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Some drivers question the safety of Mountain View Corridor
Thursday's fatal crash has some drivers asking UDOT to make changes to the road. They believe the stoplights don't give drivers enough time to stop at a red light.
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Utah legislature exploring expanding all-day kindergarten
More taxpayer money would make it free for at-risk students, but some families who want an all-day class could have to pay a fee.
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Wet weather will leave, then come back again
It may be causing a mess on Utah's roads, but, this is the kind of weather Utah's ski resorts enjoy. By the beginning of next week, we should be getting a lot more of this.
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Police still have questions after deadly shooting in Millcreek
Investigators are trying to figure out why the suspect tried to break into that particular house in Millcreek, leading to the double shooting.
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WVC business fire is now a federal investigation
Officials with the ATF have been called in to look through the charred remains of a business that burned down over the weekend.
1m Oct 27, 2015
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Indepth: Inmates run a marathon within the prison yard
The prisoners say running has changed their lives. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports from the Utah State Prison.Picture: Derek Petersen/KSL TV
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Vote-by-mail turnout getting higher in Salt Lake County
But the clerk worries about a flood of ballots coming back last-minute that may not make it in the election night results. http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865639996/Postal-Service-county-clerk-urge-voters-to-mail-ballots-now.html?pg=all
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Officials euthanize owl struck by semitruck
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily had the report live.
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Confessed kidnapper sentenced to six years to life
Troy Morley learned his fate for briefly kidnapping a Sandy girl from her home while being high on drugs. (Photo Credit: Rick Bowmer)
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Will WHO report change eating habits?
The World Health Organization has taken a hard stance against processed meats, comparing them to cigarettes when it comes to cancer. But, convincing people to not eat them may be a very difficult thing.(Photo: Shaiith/Shutterstock)
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Brick and mortar food pantries now in some secondary schools in Utah
Granger High School is seeing students' lives improve now that they have access to food. Granite Park Jr High now has a food pantry as well, and other schools are asking for one.
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Utahns in Mexico brace for Patricia
Meteorologists say Patricia could be the worst hurricane in Mexico's history. Americans vacationing there are being told where to go and what to do to ride out the storm.
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An arrest following a drive-by aimed at WVC Police
Investigators say the shots were fired as police were waiting on a search warrant to look inside a hotel room at the Sleep Inn. But, even with the arrest, officers have a lot more to figure out in this case.
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12 year old boy hit by truck in West Valley City
Police say it's a reminder to be careful during these early, colder mornings as kids go to school.
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WVC Police say drive-by shooting was aimed at their officers
Officers are trying to find the person who opened fire on them while they were waiting on a warrant to search a nearby hotel room.
1m Oct 22, 2015
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Vets reunite by surprise on Utah Honor Flight
They were best of friends while in the Navy, but hadn't seen each other for seven decades. Last month, two WWII veterans ended up on the same Utah Honor Flight, and following a conversation, realized who each other was. That's when one man pulled out of his wallet, the photo of the pair, taken at the end of WWII. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more. #uthonorflight
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Some Utah lawmakers now think the death penalty may have to go
Different factors are leading them to change their minds.
1m Oct 22, 2015
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Carve out another $140 to pay in taxes, if you are an average Utah family
And the Senate president says taxes may have to be raised even more.(Picture from and read more here: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865639520/New-report-shows-Utah-families-may-pay-up-to-140-more-in-taxes.html)
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South Jordan man's DeLorean gets him a handsome sum of money
It's "Back To The Future Day." This is the day depicted in the second installment of the franchise in which Marty McFly goes into the future to save his son from being arrested.One man is getting quite a bit of money for his 1981 DeLorean, partly because of the popularity of the movie series.
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Student tip foils suspected shooting plot
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily was live on the scene at 5:30.
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911 calls describe the horror of a Salt Lake City stabbing
Recently released calls are giving people a better understanding of the terror two sisters went through after an attacker broke into their home and started stabbing one of them.(Photo Credit: John Wilson, Deseret News)
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Group wants U of U to change how football players attend LDS Institute
A Washington D.C. group says the university is violating the Constitution with how it lets some football player get their lessons.
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Marco Rubio rallies for support in Utah
The Republican presidential hopeful spoke to his supporters at the Utah State Fair Park, addressing topics like the changing economy and diminished confidence in the economy.Here's a portion of his speech.
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Salt Lake Police officer deemed justified in September shooting
Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill has cleared the officer of any wrongdoing, saying the officers actions saved two women from an attack at knife point.
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Full press conference with Utah Department of Public Safety on Capitol gun
Major Brian Redd from the State Bureau of Investigation updated the media about the Cache County man with the unusual name who left behind a box with an unloaded rifle inside.
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Should parents worry about these pens?
This pen is causing a stir among parents in various parts the country. Some say this pen that looks like a syringe sends a bad message about drug use.(Photo Credit: AP Photo/Steven Senne)
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Orem Police ask for help finding a missing mother and son
Police say the pair haven't been seen in over a month, after the woman reportedly had a fight with her boyfriend.
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Mysterious death in South Salt Lake
Investigators say a 37 year old man was found dead on the northbound I-15 on ramp at 3300 South, but how did his body get there?
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Vote-by-mail turnout high already in Salt Lake County
The county clerk is pleased with the number so far, but has some reminders if your ballot is still on your kitchen counter.
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What is America's role in the world?
Representative Chris Stewart says many people might not understand how the U.S. prepares for upcoming threats around the globe. So, he hosted the first "America's Role In The World Conference" at the University of Utah.
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Regretful donor now making things right, and inspring others
"It helped us to realize there is some good in the world." A surprise letter and donation comes in the mail.Pic: Orem City Facebook Page
1m Oct 13, 2015
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45k Utahns couldn't or didn't pay off payday loans last year
They had a certain amount of time to do so.
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Plea from Trooper nearly hit by distracted driver
After a near miss on I-15 this weekend, a Utah Highway Patrol trooper has a plea for drivers. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Police say a new protocol might help lower domestic violence claims
West Jordan Police officials say a program that can help determine how potentially deadly a domestic violence situation can be seems to be working well.
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When does sibling rivalry cross over into bullying?
Child counselors say it's important for parents to speak with their kids about how they can make everyone feel safe in the home.Researchers say bullying is more common inside a home than inside a school.
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Utah lawmaker makes a surprise guilty plea to communications fraud
Representative Justin Miller resigns after an "unfortunate choice" involving thousands of dollars.(Photo Credit: Rick Bowmer, Associated Press)
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Daughter of ECU's 1st AD excited for Pirates game against BYU
Nephi Moroni Jorgensen was the 1st athletic director at ECU and his daughter, Eva Kendrick, believes he would be proud to see how the Pirates have grown since 1947. (Photo courtesy Brent Burch. Originally published in Deseret News)
1m Oct 09, 2015
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Utah groups talk about young refugees coming here, alone
Children as young as 12, without their families, are now receiving help in Utah after they have escaped war zones.Pic from: http://www.uhhr.org/
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Elephants; the key to preventing cancer?
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
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SLCPD gets a big financial boost from DOJ
The Salt Lake City Police Department is getting a large grant from the Department of Justice. The department will use it to recruit more officers, but, this grant comes with conditions.
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North Salt Lake considers ordinance over potential landslide areas
City leaders are looking at a proposal that could give developers more work to do before anything is built in certain parts of the city.
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