State officials get letter warning them against cutting services for Syrian refugees
A federal agency has told officials with the Utah Refugee Services Office that they can't cut federally funded programs to Syrian refugees. Officials with the Department of Workforce Services say they didn't have any plans to do that.
1m Nov 28, 2015
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Forecasters expect more blustery conditions
Areas near the mouths of canyons may see the worst of it.
1m Nov 27, 2015
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Utah company ditches Christmas celebration to renovate a Magna family's home
A Magna neighborhood is filled with the sound of clanging hammers and saws today as a local company started renovating the home of a family hit hard by cancer. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story: Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News
1m Nov 27, 2015
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No charges for Crimefighter
Cameron Carl Crimefighter, who sparked an evacuation at the Utah State Capitol after leaving a rifle on the rotunda floor last month, will not face charges.Prosecutors say they wouldn't be able to prove he intended to cause a panic.
1m Nov 26, 2015
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Family members of missing Utahns plead for more help
Friends and family members of three missing people held a joint press conference, begging for anyone with information about the whereabouts of their loved ones to come forward.
1m Nov 26, 2015
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Man arrested for stealing numerous pieces of mail from around Salt Lake County
Draper police say they caught a guy who was stealing mail from throughout Salt Lake County, and there could be at least one thousand victims. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
1m Nov 25, 2015
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Utah liquor commission going slow on Starbucks' request to sell beer, wine
read more: http://www.ksl.com/?sid=37493140&nid=148&title=liquor-commission-going-slow-on-starbucks-request-to-sell-beer-wine&s_cid=queue-17
1m Nov 25, 2015
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Holiday hazards can accompany Thanksgiving celebrations
Tomorrow begins one of the most dangerous times of the year, and it isn't only because a lot of you will travel this Thanksgiving holiday. You'll also cook, maybe even try something exotic in the kitchen and after your feast, you may start decorating your home with candles and lights. That all can be a recipie for hazardous situations. Ksl Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
2m Nov 25, 2015
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Bookings are heading back up at Utah's ski resorts
Ski resort operators say recent storms are giving them a major boost.
1m Nov 25, 2015
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Tighter security at Utah Capitol Building
New barriers designed to stop a charging vehicle have been installed and are operational around the Capitol grounds.
1m Nov 24, 2015
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Chef Tom Woodbury on the best way to cook a Thanksgiving Turkey
It's not everyday Doug bestows the title of Movie Show Chef. Tom Woodbury, of Cook With Tom, teaches Doug the secret to cooking a delicious turkey.
9m Nov 24, 2015
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Woman rescued from rollover accident in Logan River
A woman is recovering in the hospital today after officials say she rolled her car in Logan Canyon and was trapped inside. Photo: via Utah Highway Patrol
3s Nov 24, 2015
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Debate over refugee vetting process
Officials with Governor Herbert's office say he supports a resolution that would heighten security procedures regarding refugees without an all-out ban. Meanwhile, the State Department sent him a letter saying the vetting process is already vigorous.
1m Nov 24, 2015
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Police search for person of interest in deadly hit and run crash
Investigators say they believe they know who was driving a maroon Jeep that reportedly hit a motorcyclist over the weekend.They also say the person who they believe fled the scene may not have been responsible for the accident.
1m Nov 23, 2015
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Security tight after threat against Alta High School
School officials say they must take threats seriously, even if it appears to have been just a hoax.
1m Nov 23, 2015
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Storm system moving into Utah during Thanksgiving travel time
A winter storm appears that it will arrive Wednesday, and Thanksgiving will be cold.
1m Nov 23, 2015
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Protests Over Syrian Refugees
People in Arizona clash at the state Capitol in Phoenix during protests for and against the Obama administration's plan to allow roughly ten-thousand Syrian refugees to resettle in the United States. ABC's Bob McClay reports.
1m Nov 21, 2015
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Utah man says daughter was adopted without his permission
Colby Nielsen has a tough legal fight ahead of him as he claims his daughter's biological mother signed adoption papers without his consent. His attorney says the deck is stacked against him, but he feels the chance of getting his daughter back are good.
1m Nov 21, 2015
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Utah's governor considering special legislative session on election issues
The issues including allowing unaffiliated voters to participate in next year's primary.Read more: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865641923/Gov-Gary-Herbert-considering-special-legislative-session-on-election-issues.html?pg=all
1m Nov 20, 2015
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Shurtleff's attorneys call for more information from Sen. Harry Reid
The tug of war continues between Nevada Senator Harry Reid and Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings. Rawlings says Reid should release information that may be related to the case against former AG Mark Shurtleff. Attorneys for Shurtleff say they also want this information released.The senator's office issued a statement saying Rawlings is just trying to further his political career.
1m Nov 20, 2015
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Bomb scare at the Federal Building in Salt Lake City
The building was briefly evacuated after someone brought in a suspicious looking device.
29s Nov 20, 2015
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New taxes cut into expected transportation budget shortfall in Utah
But a new report says the state is still 7.3 billion dollars short by 2040.
2m Nov 19, 2015
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Two-alarm fire guts a Salt Lake City building
Fire officials are still investigating what caused this blaze at an abandoned business, but, they say the structure is a total loss.Fire fighters had to change their strategy after getting word of a possible danger inside the building.
1m Nov 19, 2015
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Lawmakers will take aim against abortion
Two Utah senators announced they're planning on introducing legislation that would have a serious impact on Planned Parenthood Association of Utah. Their bills are in the draft stages.Officials with the association say this is merely an attempt to score political points.
1m Nov 19, 2015
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Mark Shurtleff prosecution brings in US Senator Harry Reid
The case has seen a connection in the past, which Senator Reid has denied.(Picture from reid.senate.gov)
1m Nov 18, 2015
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Students suspected of lacing candy with drugs in Box Elder County
Investigators say one teen became ill after eating the candy. Officials with the Box Elder County School District say this is not a widespread problem, and they only have reports of it happening at Box Elder High School.
1m Nov 18, 2015
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Official results: Jackie Biskupski next mayor of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City has officially elected its first openly gay mayor, and she says she's getting ready to take on the job.
1m Nov 18, 2015
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KSL's "Eye in the Sky"passes away
Duane Southwick, the man who guided Wasatch Front commuters to and from work for more than two decades has died at his home in St. George. KSL's Marc Giauque has more.
24s Nov 17, 2015
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Governor Herbert says Utah won't turn away refugees
The number of Governors refusing to accept Syrian refugees in the wake of the Paris attacks continues to rise. So far Utah's Governor Herbert says the state won't turn away new refugees, but he isn't ruling it out completely.
1m Nov 17, 2015
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Judge who removed foster child from lesbian couple takes himself off case
However, his problems may not be over, as one group is pushing for Judge Scott Johansen to be impeached.
1m Nov 16, 2015
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Drivers may hate it, but powder hounds are happy
Meteorologists say the storms could cause headaches for commuters in southern and western Utah, but, others say the snow looks fantastic.
1m Nov 16, 2015
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Expert discusses refugee connection to Paris terror
European leaders now have tough questions to face about bringing in refugees from Syria.
1m Nov 16, 2015
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Nice weather keeps roads open, for now
UDOT is holding off on closing two roads for the season. These roads can be travel through during the winter, but, snow hasn't been a problem yet.
1m Nov 14, 2015
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A call for drivers to be safer around emergency workers
A Syracuse fire fighter was involved in an auto-pedestrian crash while working on a previous crash by Syracuse High School
1m Nov 14, 2015
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Construction continues on the new Park City Resort as opening day draws near
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story:
1m Nov 13, 2015
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$3 Million dollar donation made to Salt Lake Education Foundation
The largest donation ever to a public school foundation in Utah, will now help students and a whole community. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports from Lincoln Elementary School in Salt Lake City.
1m Nov 12, 2015
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Utah woman files lawsuit over airbag she says nearly killed her in crash
A Utah car dealership is one of several companies named in a liability lawsuit after an exploding airbag sent shrapnel into a Centerville woman's neck. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Nov 12, 2015
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A very young getaway driver
Police say two people have been arrested after a bank robbery involving a 13 year old boy.
1m Nov 12, 2015
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A push to help struggling vets
As Utahns pay tribute to veterans, many of servicemen and women are still struggling with PTSD and other mental health issues. One advocate says things are improving for these vets, but, a lot more work needs to be done.
1m Nov 12, 2015
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Gov. Gary Herbert (UT) responds to Rand Paul and GOP debate
"Rand Paul was accurate - people are coming to Utah. People are coming to the rocky mountains of Utah for better quality of life and economic opportunities." Rand Paul advises people upset by income inequalities to move to states with Republican governors - and Utah Governor Gary Herbert agrees. He gives his analysis of the Republican Presidential debate on The Doug Wright Show.
10m Nov 11, 2015
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Utah schools mixing movement with learning
Much has been said about the childhood obesity problem, and of disappearing recess or PE programs in schools. Now a growing program seeks to make "active classrooms." One Davis County school is an example of a school-wide effort. KSL Newsradio’s Mary Richards has this indepth report from Woods Cross. More information on how your school can become more active: http://www.choosehealth.utah.gov/p...
2m Nov 11, 2015
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State audit blames Ogden flooding on poor management.
1m Nov 11, 2015
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Police drop kidnapping investigation, but still investigate sex offense claims
West Jordan Police are trying to piece together what happened after a registered sex offender reportedly went to a hotel with two teenage girls. But, they say they're still trying to convince the victims to cooperate.
1m Nov 11, 2015
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Ski Utah officials optimistic for this season
Ski resort operators are hoping the recent storms over the Wasatch Front are just the beginning. They have reason to believe snowfall will be better this year than last year.
1m Nov 10, 2015
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Rep. John Lewis comes to Utah
"I saw the signs dividing white and colored, and I didn't like it. I wanted to do something about it - something in a peaceful, non-violent fashion to change America." Representative and Civil Rights Leader John Lewis joins the Doug Wright Show on KSL NewsRadio with graphic authors Nate Powell and Andrew Aydin to promote their new book, March.
14m Nov 10, 2015
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Convicted child kidnapper now accused of abducting 2 more teens in Utah
Andrew Gwilliam spent time in prison for kidnappings in Sandy; now West Jordan police have new accusations.
1m Nov 10, 2015
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Happy to take the field
BYU coaches and players say they're happy the game with Missouri is back on track. Head coach Bronco Mendenhall says there was a lot of uncertainty about the game as players from Missouri threatened to boycott until University of Missouri System President Tim Wolfe resigned.
1m Nov 10, 2015
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Mizzou v BYU in jeopardy
30 members of the University of Missouri football team have joined a campus protest.(picture tweeted by Coach Gary Pinkel)
3m Nov 09, 2015
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Quadriplegic man gets his van back
The van, which is the Arizona man's only mode of transportation, was stolen on Thursday, but, spotted today. However, the man's family says a lot of his personal things are gone.
1m Nov 07, 2015
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Middle school teacher arrested for child porn, police say
Investigators say they've arrested the teacher for the porn found on his computer, but, he may have been planning to do more than that.
1m Nov 07, 2015
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