14year old on the run after ramming cop car
The teen and two others were pulled over for driving erratic. A 16 year old is in custody but not cooperating with police.
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Body camera audio tells dramatic story of high speed chase that left one officer in the hospital
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Some accidental duplicate ballots may have been sent in Salt Lake County
This is the first year that most cities in the county are using "vote by mail" as their standard method of voting. But, the County Clerk's Office is reminding people that if they receive more than one ballot, they can only send one ballot back.
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DNA confirms body found in suitcase was a missing Las Vegas woman
Family members of Susana Villalavazo-Jiminez say they're happy to have closure and know what happened to her, even though they're still sad about what happened to her. Her body was found stuffed in a suitcase and abandoned along I-80 near Saltaire last spring.
36s Jul 29, 2015
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Interruptions in construction cause big delays for morning drivers on I-15
Not only did people see big delays on northbound I-15 by the Point of the Mountain, but there were also problems for people riding Frontrunner trains through Draper. But, officials with UDOT and UTA don't expect the problems to be so bad on Thursday.
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The impact of the LDS Church on scouting
Former scouting officials say they're not surprised The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints may reexamine its relationship with the Boy Scouts of America after a long-standing ban on gay scoutmasters was lifted. But, they say they are surprised communications broke down so badly between the two organizations. If the LDS Church were to separate itself from scouting, former scouting leade...
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Plans to increase patrols near The Depot in downtown Salt Lake
People should expect to see more bike patrol officers in the area as city leaders announce new plans to deal with criminals and drug dealers that surround and target homeless people.
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Investigators are looking for a cause in a West Valley fire that killed nine horses
Fire officials say there are no initial signs of arson, but they're checking to see if fireworks may have been the cause.
34s Jul 27, 2015
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Governor Herbert to Lead National Governors Association
Governor Gary Herbert will use some of the wins Utah has experienced as an example to other states.
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Sandy Boy Just Wants To Read
The 12 year old was reading junk mail because he didn't own any books. A mail carrier called upon some FB friends to help. Books started coming from around the world.
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Heavy traffic and crowded sidewalks surround Pioneer Day parade
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
40s Jul 24, 2015
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A development company could face serious fines for illegally cutting down trees
Officials with Salt Lake County say roughly 100 trees were taken down in an area up Big Cottonwood Canyon, even though there shouldn't have been any work happening there.
35s Jul 23, 2015
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Climbers find a human foot near Alta
Investigators say the remains were found after the climbers thought they found some junk, and wanted to clear it off the mountain. Police say there might be a lead into who the remains may have belonged to.
34s Jul 23, 2015
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Holiday Travel Traffic
Another busy travel weekend for Utahns as people will be heading out to celebrate the Pioneer Day holiday.
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The way you behave is important during a traffic stop
When being pulled over by police remember their safety is their primary concern. Also, it's not illegal to record the traffic stop.
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Six children in state custody after officers determined they were in danger
UHP troopers found the children in two separate instances.
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Two women escape house amid gunfire in Holladay
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Jurors deliberate in the case against former school bus driver
In their closing arguments, prosecutors say John Carrell inappropriately touched one special needs girl every day. Carrell's defense team believes the surveillance video doesn't corroborate that.
37s Jul 23, 2015
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Attorney for WVC teen accused of murder question their client's understanding of the murder charge
The 15 year old boy accused of killing 12 year old Kailey Vijil went before a judge again. But, his defense team says the teen doesn't really comprehend the situation he is in.
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Speeding and Reckless drivers live in one of most lenient states
Utah is ranked number two nationally when it comes to being lenient in regards to speeding and reckless drivers.
36s Jul 22, 2015
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County campaign fund loophole
Rep. Patrice Arent wants candidates holding or running for County offices to be restricted on how they spend campaign money donated by voters.
37s Jul 22, 2015
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New 13th South bridge opens to traffic
UDOT says the main projects on I-80 and I-15 will see construction halt for Pioneer Day weekend, but the lane and speed restrictions remain. Meanwhile Salt Lake City and West Jordan see roads open.
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Fireworks retailers and show planners are wrapping up their busy season
This year, retailers and fireworks artists were particularly busy, partly because the Fourth of July fell on a weekend.
2m Jul 22, 2015
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Fifteen year old boy officially charged with aggravated murder
Prosecutors have filed at least one charge against the boy accused of killing a 12 year old girl in West Valley. But, they will not talk about any potential sentences or any other potential charges since he's still considered a juvenile.
34s Jul 22, 2015
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Utah Still Low when it comes to education
Utah's children are being taken care of according to a study by Kids Count. The state is behind in education ranking 29th in the country.
43s Jul 21, 2015
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Hot Car Challenge
People are being offered $100 dollars to sit in a hot car for 10 minutes. The goal of an organization called Kars4kids wants to bring awareness to the number of children who die in hot cars.
36s Jul 21, 2015
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Baby Hawks shot out of nest
Baby birds face a difficult road to adulthood, so some Utah wildlife watchers were stunned to find a pair of young hawks shot dead in their nest. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story. Picture: Candice Fitches
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Prosecutors prepare to screen charges against 15 year old murder suspect
A judge has decided the teen accused of killing a 12 year old West Valley girl will stay in juvenile detention. Meanwhile, some legal analysts say it will be hard for a judge to decide if he should be charged as an adult.
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UHP Trooper says it’s a 'small miracle' he survived a crash on I-15
David Schiers is headed home after a speedy recovery from a crash that he's surprised he survived.
35s Jul 20, 2015
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Hospitals may make you sicker, doctors say
New research finds the side effects of a hospital stay may indeed result in repeat admissions. Dr. Mark Hiatt, Medical Executive Director of Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah, says the frequent wakings for vital sign checks are just one symptom of a larger problem, in this interview with KSL's Amanda Dickson and Scott Seeger.
3m Jul 20, 2015
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Lyme disease is spreading
The CDC says the disease is creeping into more places, possibly because of warmer temperatures. But, some people in Utah who have contracted the disease say it's hard to find treatment because of skepticism.
35s Jul 18, 2015
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Police arrest a 15 year old in connection with a murder in West Valley
Investigators say the boy killed a 12 year old girl after convincing her to go with him around midnight. The girl's mother called for help when she didn’t come back.
36s Jul 18, 2015
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Happy 60th, Disneyland
Experts say Walt Disney did something completely different -- and it means billions in profits.(Photo courtesy Disneyland's website)
43s Jul 17, 2015
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Charges dropped against former Ute Dominique Hatfield
A surprise move by a Salt Lake County prosecutor today, asking a judge to drop criminal charges filed against former college football player Domique Hatfield just days after filing them. KSL NewsRadio's Brianna Bodily has the story. Pic: Jeffrey D. Allred/Deseret News
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Lawmakers: Rebuild the prison in Draper? Not likely
While they didn't confirm that the prison will move, lawmakers at the Prison Relocation Commission meeting say there is a growing amount of data showing it will probably not be rebuilt where it is now. People who are advocating for that left the meeting disappointed, but not surprised.
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A breakdown of the possible prison site numbers
Lawmakers looked at a lot of factors that would go into the costs of building the new Utah State Prison during today's Prison Relocation Commission meeting. They say each of the four potential sites have some benefits, but they all have some definite obstacles that could cost a lot of money.
37s Jul 16, 2015
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BYU nursing class planning more Honor Flight trips
Following a trip this spring, where a group of nursing students accompanied veterans on a trip to Washington DC, school says it hopes to make the trips a regular part of the class.
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Former AG launches nicotine inhaler business
Mark Shurtleff, the embattled former AG, is starting a new business venture that has nothing to do with the law. He and his brother are selling inhalers that give users a quick shot of nicotine. One puff is the equivalent of 1/3 of a cigarette. Here is part of the interview with KSL reporter Paul Nelson.
3m Jul 15, 2015
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Potential problems from flying paper lanterns
Fire officials say the two acre fire is a good example of how dangerous flying paper lanterns can sometimes be. People are still allowed to launch these lanterns, but, officials say Utahns should research where and when these lanterns can be flown. (Photo: Kellis Multimedia)
34s Jul 15, 2015
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The new deal with Iran and its ripple effect on gas prices
Analysts expect gas prices to eventually fall across the country if Congress agrees to the deal concerning Iran and its nuclear power program. But, officials in Utah say it's hard to say when people in The Beehive State would see that.
36s Jul 14, 2015
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Police arrest Canadian man, suspected of exchanging explicit photos and messages with twelve year old girl
Police are giving credit to the parents, who checked their daughter's text messages and alerted police to the crime. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Greek community rallies behind two frats hit by arsonists
Two fraternities at The University of Utah were hit July 3rd. Members of one of those frats say the attacks have brought the Greek community closer together.
36s Jul 13, 2015
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Firefighters rescue cats stuck in burning house
Firefighters have a long history of rescuing cats out of tall trees but today fighters took it a step further when two feline friends found themselves stuck inside a burning home. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
35s Jul 11, 2015
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Two women detained after a botched burglary in Kearns
Police say alert neighbors spotted two men and two women breaking into their neighbor's home. This ended with one women being shot with a pellet gun.
36s Jul 10, 2015
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An ATV accident in Tremonton kills a young boy
Investigators say it doesn't appear anyone was being reckless, but, they're still trying to figure out what happened before the crash.
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Indepth: Safe Student Boundaries part two
As a parent, you have likely reviewed your teen's cell phone and social media accounts to make sure interactions with friends are safe, but have you thought twice about their interactions with a teacher. In part two of "Safe Student Boundaries," KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards looks at guidelines you can create to make sure all your child’s communications are safe, including with authority figures.
2m Jul 10, 2015
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A look at President Boyd K. Packer's love of education
President Boyd K. Packer will be laid to rest on Friday, July 10. As people remember his life, they are reminded that he worked in the fields of education for years. He always emphasized the importance of learning and teaching others. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards takes a look at President Packer's influence on the Church Education System in particular.
2m Jul 10, 2015
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A Salt Lake City family hopes to find an irreplaceable keepsake
This piece of jewelry belongs to a seven year old boy who lost it in Sugarhouse Park. Family members say it has a special place in the boy's heart since it's the last memory he has of his mother. If you see this, you can contact the family through this link: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207022908033342&set=a.1159429708121.2024455.1299145218&type=1&theater
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Jazzman Bryce Cotton is king for one more day
The Utah Jazz now have five guys who can play point guard and 3 of them have guaranteed contracts. That didn't seem to phase Bryce Cotton in the last night of the Salt Lake Summer League. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall reports. (Photo Tom Smart/Deseret News)
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Governor joins Home Depot to encourage water Conservation
Last night's storm included impressive rainfall totals, but we're still mired in a drought. Today, Home Depot paired up with Governor Herbert to urge conservation. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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