Utah legislative committee talking again about body cameras for police
The Utah legislature meets in interim meetings today, and body cameras are being discussed for police across the state.
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Weather watchers remind people to stay safe in the heat
Officials with the National Weather Service say the dramatic rise in temperatures can catch a lot of people off guard.
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Clinton city officials narrow down the source of drinking water contamination
Samples of the drinking water tested positive for E coli last week. City officials say improperly connected pipes may be to blame.
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"Huge" beehive taken from Washington Terrace apartment building
It doesn't happen very often, but occasionally, beekeepers themselves will be surprised by the size of a hive they're asked to remove. It happened this week in Washington Terrace. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque reports.
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An idea to use capital punishment against child sex traffickers has a lot of support in Utah
One lawmaker has pitched the idea of using the death penalty for people convicted of child sex trafficking, but, some attorneys say it would likely never become a reality.
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Changes made to the charges against former AG Mark Shurtleff
Attorneys have modified some of the bribery counts against the former Utah Attorney General, plus, they've agreed to hold off on a preliminary hearing, for now.
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Police believe one suspect behind several Clearfield and Wyoming rape attacks
Police are asking for help after connecting a number of attacks to one suspect they believe to be a serial rapist who worked mostly in the Clearfield area. KSL NewsRadio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Preliminary hearing scheduled for Monday for ex AG Mark Shurtleff
Former Utah attorney general Mark Shurtleff faces day one of a week-long preliminary hearing today in the public corruption case against him.
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Sugarhouse fireworks show gets go ahead
The Sugarhouse fireworks appear to be a go this year, without some of the fundraising problems of past years, but there’s a slim chance Mayor Becker could still cancel the show, depending on the air quality the day of.
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Salt Lake City Police Chief Resigns
Claiming he was given an ultimatum, former Chief Burbank resigned today. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Mosquitoes numbers explode in recent rain
Our recent rain brought more than green plants. Mosquito experts say Utah is seeing more of the pesky bugs than we usually do this time of year. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Police shut down seven massage parlors and arrest two people in prostitution sting operation.
A 10 month investigation into a prostitution ring along the Wasatch front ended with two arrests multiple warrants. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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UVU CyberSecurity program director talks about how to protect yourself
Dr Robert Jorgenson spoke with KSL Newsradio's Mary RIchards about ways to protect yourself from hacks and breaches.
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UVU cybersecurity program growing
As we learn more about hacks and breaches affecting private and government systems, Utah Valley University is adding more classes to their Cybersecurity Program to train more people in this high-demand industry.(Photo from: http://www.uvu.edu/ist/cybersecurity/)
29s Jun 09, 2015
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Ram terrorizes city in Utah County
Seeing wildlife in your backyard may seem ideal, but Cedar Hills saw the downside firsthand when a big horned ram began terrorizing their neighborhood.
38s Jun 08, 2015
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Former WVCPD officer Shaun Cowley talks about resigning after being reinstated
He and his attorney Lindsey Jarvis talked to the media Monday morning.
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Body cam video released after Tooele officer shot and killed dog.
Dramatic footage from the body camera of an officer who shot a dog in Tooele, after it attacked him. KSL News Radio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
32s Jun 05, 2015
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RV owners targeted by thieves
A large number of RV owners all over the Salt Lake Valley are having a rude awakening. Police say many of them are trying to start up their vehicles, only to learn the batteries were stolen while the RV was stored for the winter.
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Parents tell their daughter's tale of survival
Tylinn Tilley and Tiffany Stoker were in frigid water for roughly three hours after the boat they were in on Bear Lake tipped over. They tried to swim to shore, but the water was far too cold and they were far too exhausted. But, they pushed each other to survive. Lance and Melanie Tilley say, if the girls didn't have each other, they would have died.
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Soldier surprises sister at high school graduation practice
A big surprise for a Herriman teen and her family, when the girl's military brother showed up to give her an award at graduation practice today. KSL News Radio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
37s Jun 03, 2015
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A statement from one of the survivors of a deadly boating accident on Bear Lake
The survivors of a boat crash that killed four people say they're grateful to the emergency responders that tried to save their loved ones.
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Heartbreak after a boating accident on Bear Lake, killing four
Doctor Lance Capener, along with his daughters Kelsey and Kiley, were three of the four people who died after their boat capsized. Their friend, 13 year old Siera Hadley, was also killed. People who knew them say the girls were the kind of people they hoped their daughters would look up to. (Photo Credit: Deseret News.)
36s Jun 02, 2015
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Woman dies more than a week after boyfriend hit her with car, police say
Robert Vigil, arrested for aggravated assault, is now looking at homicide charges after police say he ran Audrianna Mains down.
33s Jun 01, 2015
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BYU's Haws says he's ready for the NBA
Former BYU Cougar Tyler Haws worked out for the Utah Jazz on Monday morning. Haws believes his college career has prepared him for the NBA.
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The search continues for a missing Roy man
Investigators are releasing more information about 82 year old John Thurgood. Plus, they say this isn't the first time the elderly man with Alzheimer's has taken off.
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BYU's Tyler Haws speaks after Jazz Workout
BYU all-time leading scorer, Tyler Haws worked out for the Utah Jazz on Monday as he tries to fulfill his dream of playing in the NBA.
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Officials say it could be days before they know what made more than 50 homeless people sick
Pic: KSL, Mike Raddice
36s Jun 01, 2015
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Fire destroys Draper home
35 to 40 firefighters on scene to help douse a house fire in Draper this morning, but not before the blaze ravaged the roof of the home. The family got out just in time. KSL NewsRadio's Peter Samore has more information.
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Marine, nurse and WAVE among Utah women on Honor Flight
Four women who served during World War II accompanied more than 45 other veterans through the memorials in Washington DC today. Among them, Ora Mae Hyatt, who was a nurse. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has her story.
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Trip to DC memorial a somber one for Vietnam vet
Virgil Kovalenko served as an advisor during Vietnam. He knows of a few names etched on the wall at the Vietnam War memorial. He also returned after the war to find families of former colleagues he lost when the US pulled out of Vietnam in the 1970s. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more. #Utahhonorflight
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Elder L. Tom Perry in failing health
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints say they're sad to hear about the declining health of Elder L. Tom Perry. A statement from church officials says he'll be receiving hospice care soon.
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Police keeping a close eye out for drivers violating seat belt law
Two weeks after Utah's new seat belt law was enacted, West Valley police are watching for drivers who aren't buckled up. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
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Primary Children's Hospital and KSL team up to give care to thousands of children whose families cannot pay.
The annual KSL Telethon is happening today. The hospital cared for more than 84 thousand children last year. Here's the story of one 12 year-old boy who is alive thanks to the care the hospital gave him.
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Some younger vets on latest Utah Honor Flight
It isn't all WWII veterans who are on the latest Honor Flight from Utah. 17 students at BYU's School of Nursing have sponsored a trip for vets as part of their course on veteran's issues. As a result, there are several veterans on the flight from the Korean and Vietnam wars. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
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Honor Flight sendoff involves team effort
50 Veterans and 50 Guardians are on the latest honor flight from Utah. But with each send-off, dozens more chip in to add to the veteran's experience as they travel back to see the WWII and other memorials in Washington DC. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
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A tragic reminder today to keep your eyes on the road, after a drifting pick up truck took the life of a teenager in Hurricane.
Police say the driver admitted to reaching for food just before his truck drifted across the road and killed a teen boy. KSL NewsRadio's Brianna Bodily has more.
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LDS Church authorities travel to speak on religious freedom.
The latest in a line of authorities in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints traveled across the world to speak on religious freedom yesterday. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily tells us more.
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Live Anthrax accidentially shipped from Utah's Dugway
CDC spokesman Jason McDonald confirms LIVE anthrax was shipped from the U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah to research labs in several states by accident. McDonald confirms all the samples were in sealed containers and all who may have been exposed are being monitored. The samples were supposed to be INACTIVE and were to be used for research. Interview with Jay & Amy on The Browsers and ...
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Internet outages in Davis County cause headaches for teachers
Officials with CenturyLink say an outside contractor not associated with them accidentally cut a fiber internet line. They hope to have service restored by the end of the day, but, educators are working around the problem.
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Utah soccer fans react as officials level corruption charges against the game's high ranking leaders
REAL Salt Lake TV analyst Brian Dunseth joined the Doug Wright show today, describing the news as unsurprising.
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Fans challenge the University of Utah’s call to skip the national anthem at baseball game
The University says the choice was necessary, after rain set the game back more than 45 minutes, but retired military man Bill Chaney says it was a slap in the face to all soldiers and the nation.
36s May 27, 2015
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Summit County residents rally behind an injured firefighter
Jeremy Morgan was seriously hurt after a motorcycle crash on SR 32. But, a lot of co-workers and friends are hoping to see him come back to work soon.
34s May 26, 2015
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Backlash over an idea that could bring a gondola to American Fork Canyon
Officials in Utah County say they want to find more ways to get people up the canyon, especially since they’re expecting a dramatic spike in the population in the next 25 years. So, they're considering the possibility of a gondola. But, a lot of people are saying they wouldn’t want it.
35s May 26, 2015
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Extra troopers on the freeway for Memorial Day weekend
The Memorial day traffic rush has already started as hundreds of Utahns leave town. This busy weekend starts the 100 deadliest days of the year and law enforcement is taking extra precautions on the roads.
32s May 22, 2015
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A Draper man is seriously injured after riding an altered bike trail
A Draper couple is pleading with people to leave the trail system alone. They say someone carved a jump out of a well-known bike trail causing a crash that gave one man several broken bones. A GoFundMe account has been set up to help them with their medical expenses. http://www.gofundme.com/ub3u5d58
35s May 21, 2015
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Concerned citizens gather at first prison relocation open house
38s May 21, 2015
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What should be included in Utah's laws regarding how police use body cameras?
Before any bills are introduced on Capitol Hill, lawmakers met to debate how police should use these cameras and how they should store the videos.
36s May 21, 2015
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Auditors tell lawmakers how collecting water data can be improved.
Officials with the Auditor General’s Office say the way state officials collected water data has been wrong for many years.
36s May 21, 2015
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A proposal to partially rebuild the damage from the Eaglepointe Landslide in North Salt Lake
North Salt Lake city leaders say there are plans and potential partners lined up that could help make the repairs. But, there are questions as to whether the City Council would go for it.
34s May 19, 2015
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Provo police urge lawmakers to reconsider the Healthy Utah Initiative
Police Chief John King says this kind of Medicaid expansion will help give poor people the mental health care they need, and will keep officers safer in the process.
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