LDS Church donates to Utah Children's Justice Centers
Leaders of the Primary, Young Women's and Relief Society organizations of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints presented Utah Children's Justice Centers today with a check to help expand medical services at the centers. There are 20 centers around the state where children who are victims of crime can go to be interviewed and to receive support services. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque h...
1m Apr 20, 2017
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Utah's impressive track record for successful organ transplants soars. Organ donations don't.
April is National Donate Life Month. Organ donations are down in Utah yet the need for them is rising sharply.
1m Apr 20, 2017
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More women say they're the sole provider of their homes.
A growing trend in the US workforce shows more men aren't working and more women are. Over 40-percent say they are the only bread winner in the household.
1m Apr 17, 2017
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Crowds celebrate Easter at Utah churches
Churches were packed with worshipers this Easter Sunday for music and a message of hope.
1m Apr 17, 2017
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Ogden looking to expand air service at city airport
While one carrier currently serves passengers out of the Ogden-Hinckley airport, those two-times-a-week flights to Mesa, Arizona might not be enough for city officials. In fact, Ogden representatives are hoping to get regular service to places like Los Angeles and Oakland. Talks are underway, with an agreement target date of October. If not, the idea - and subsequent RFPs (Request for Proposals...
1m Apr 14, 2017
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Fire rips through old car dealership in Ogden
The old RJ Wrigley auto dealership at 3350 Wall Avenue in Ogden was heavily damaged by a fire Thursday night.
1m Apr 14, 2017
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Plastic surgery is a hidden trend in Utah: discussion on the Jaymac news show
KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily and KSL.com's Liesl Nielsen join Jaymac's show to discuss their research into the world of plastic surgery in Utah.
10m Apr 13, 2017
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3-D scanners latest high tech to tackle weight loss and fitness goals.
Trendy gyms around the country are adding 3-D body scanners to their arsenal of fitness equipment.
1m Apr 13, 2017
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Provo Mayor Urged to Challenge Chaffetz
Some voters in Provo would like to see Mayor John Curtis mount a challenge Congressman Jason Chaffetz within the Republican party. #utpol
1m Apr 13, 2017
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Bosses are asking for workers' social media passwords and it has employees cringing.
Managers may want to monitor your after-hours activity by trolling your social media sites. But is it legal for your boss to ask for your log-in information?
1m Apr 12, 2017
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A routine blood test could determine your risk of chronic disease.
A new study at the Intermountain Medical Center Heart Institute finds a simple risk score from a patient's blood test, termed the Intermountain Chronic Disease Risk Score, or ICHRON, can predict the first diagnosis of the most common chronic diseases.
1m Apr 10, 2017
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Polar Bear Rizzo Dies at Hogle Zoo
Rizzo, the 19-year-old female polar bear at Hogle Zoo, was euthanized by Hogle Zoo staff late Saturday. She had been very sick with kidney failure.
1m Apr 09, 2017
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Polar Bear at Hogle Zoo on end-of-life care
Rizzo, the 19-year-old female polar bear at Hogle Zoo, is very sick with kidney failure and not expected to survive. Zookeepers have placed her on end-of-life care.
1m Apr 08, 2017
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It's not physically or mentally healthy for a child to specialize in just one sport.
Thing you have a future Olympian in your young child's athletic abilities? Before devoting the time, money and effort into that one sport, new research may change your mind.
1m Apr 07, 2017
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Croyden teen, 19, charged with supplying drug that nearly killed Morgan Boy
Prosecutors have now charged a Croyden man with supplying the pill that nearly killed a 17-year old boy in Morgan earlier this week. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Apr 06, 2017
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Butter's popularity is soaring in America.
More than ever, Americans (including Utahans) are eating more butter. Butter sales are up, consumption is up, and dairy farmers are working hard to keep up with the demand.
1m Apr 06, 2017
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Utah girl shows bald is beautiful
The 7 year old decided to not let her condition get in the way of crazy hair day at school
1m Apr 05, 2017
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LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson hospitalized
A church spokesman says President Thomas S. Monson is expected to be released soon.
1m Apr 05, 2017
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Wrapping up KSL's Road to Understanding
For the past two weeks, KSL has traveled from border to border in Utah, taking a look at what people face on a day-to-day basis where they live. It's part of our "Road to Understanding" Today, KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque takes a look back at some of the things we've learned.
2m Apr 05, 2017
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Remote Utah school invited to national robotics competition
Tiny Navajo Mountain High School, in the San Juan School District, has qualified to attend a national robotics competition - in spite of a bunch of challenges. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Apr 04, 2017
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Smart mirrors, coming to a dressing room near you.
In an effort to compete with online shopping, retailers are jazzing up their fitting rooms with the latest tech. Smart mirrors.
1m Apr 03, 2017
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LDS General Conference report Sunday PM
Speakers included three members of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles, and several members of the Seventy for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
3m Apr 02, 2017
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LDS General Conference report
5 temples will be built in Brasília, Brazil; the greater Manila, Philippines, area; Nairobi, Kenya; Pocatello, Idaho; and Saratoga Springs, Utah. KSL's Mary Richards has this and more in the Conference Report for the Sunday morning session.
4m Apr 02, 2017
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Man dies in house fire in South Salt Lake
A 57-year-old man died Saturday morning in a house fire despite attempts to rescue him.
1m Apr 02, 2017
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South SL residents decry shelter decision
Neighbors of a proposed homeless resource center in South Salt Lake say Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams paid them a visit this morning, to tell them his decision on the shelter's location. But they say it wasn't much of a consolation. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has mroe.
1m Apr 01, 2017
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Roy police release body cam video in deadly shooting
Police in Roy today released body-cam video of a shooting that happened in February, involving two officers, and an armed man outside a convenience store. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more. (Photo, screen grab of an unidentified officer after police saw a gun in 28 year old Nicholas Sanchez' waistband, and ordered him to keep his hands away from the gun.)
1m Apr 01, 2017
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Episcopal Presiding Bishop in Salt Lake City
It is the Episcopal Diocese of Utah’s 150th anniversary. (picture courtesy the Diocese)
1m Mar 31, 2017
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West SLC celebrates, struggles with diversity
Salt Lake City's west side contains critical parts of the city, from the Airport to the State Fair park, to railroads, agriculture and industry. Yet the area still struggles with its identity while at the same time it celebrates diversity. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more on our Road to Understanding.
2m Mar 31, 2017
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Cache economy creates job demand that can't always be met
What does immigration policy have to do with robots? A lot, if they're robots that work in the agriculture industry. In fact, there' s a Utah company helping to automate agriculture in Cache County. Its one of a crowd of high tech, agriculture, and food businesses that have been quickly growing. But even a booming business can bring with it some unique issues. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque cont...
2m Mar 30, 2017
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Box Elder's diverse economy, housing booming, amid some underlying challenges
From bowling balls, to peaches and cherries, to rocket motors and airbags, to golden spikes. Box Elder County in Northern Utah has some good economic reasons to be happy. But the county leads the state in one tragic statistic. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more as we continue our Road to Understanding.
2m Mar 29, 2017
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Tooele housing boom creating opportunity, challenges
It's the second largest county in Utah, with one area so remote, people who work there say they can see the curvature of the earth. Tooele County is dealing with some growing pains as more and more people see the county, with a rich history, as a place to call home. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more as KSL continues on the Road to Understanding. (Photo: Walt Shubert of Ophir keeps photos o...
2m Mar 28, 2017
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Utah man heading to Everest after conquering cancer
Everest beckons next month for a Utah man, who only two years before had been diagnosed with rectal cancer. A trip to the world's tallest peak, or at least to the base of it, fits in well with 58-year-old Jon Platten's self-identification as a very fit person for his age. Along with body-building, refereeing ball game and drumming, he's back to his regular routine. But Platten says, if he had t...
1m Mar 28, 2017
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Diet vs exercise for battling the bulge? Loyola Univeristy research says, "Diet."
A new study shows diet alone packs the biggest weight-loss punch... more than exercise... when it comes to sustainable, long-term weight loss.
1m Mar 27, 2017
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Hopes growing in Uintah after long oil bust
lBoom, then bust. People who live in Uintah County are somewhat accustomed to what happens when oil prices drop, and when they rise. But dealing with a boom and bust economy has an impact on everything from jobs, KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque continues on the "Road to Understanding." (Photo: A new truck-stop west of Jensen sits vacant, not long after it was opened. It's one of the businesses tha...
2m Mar 27, 2017
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Generator may be responsible for early morning fire in Sandy
A fire displaced at least five people at a home on Pioneer Avenue in Sandy Sunday morning. #utfire
1m Mar 26, 2017
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Jordan teachers up for a pay raise
The school board in the Jordan District is ready to boost pay for teachers, especially those new to the profession. #uted
26s Mar 25, 2017
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It's boom-to-bust time for many of the country's startups.
Just like the dot-com boom then quick downfall in the 90's, many startups have hit their limit and are on their way out. Why? Because venture capitalists aren't investing.
1m Mar 24, 2017
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Training for the future - San Juan County looks for teachers, economic opportunity
Utah's San Juan County has had a lot of attention lately, over the creation of the Bear's Ears National Monument. The monument has generated emotional argument on both sides over how that land should best be managed. But beyond Bear's Ears, fights over closed trails and other issues, are people who'd like to give their children what they need to succeed. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has an exam...
2m Mar 24, 2017
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Neighbor: Utah London terror attack victim was a great guy who drew others to him
West Bountiful -- Kevin Stevenson shares his thoughts about his neighbors, Kurt and Melissa Cochran.
1m Mar 23, 2017
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Afraid of spoiling your baby by picking him up every time he cries?
You just can't cuddle and snuggle a baby too much. That's according to new research that indicates at the first sound of a baby's cry, pick him up without fear of spoiling him.
1m Mar 21, 2017
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Tiny Piute County focuses on poverty, education, development
Piute County, in Central Utah, is one of the state's smallest and most impoverished counties. But people who live there will tell you it's a rich and rewarding lifestyle, one they want to somehow preserve. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque takes a look as we continue KSL's Road to Understanding. (Photo: Piute County's old courthouse in Junction, is now privately run as a destination for summer touri...
2m Mar 21, 2017
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7 displaced by early-morning fire in South Salt Lake
Fire destroyed a home at 67 W 27th South early Sunday morning. Seven people lost almost everything inside. #sslfire
1m Mar 19, 2017
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West Valley mayor objects to plans for homeless resource center
Mayor Ron Bigelow says those planning a homeless resource center for West Valley need to solve the problems it could create before they force it on his city. #uthomeless
1m Mar 19, 2017
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On purpose or unconcsciously, any excuse will do to get that new phone.
Smartphone lovers, you've been found out. A new study finds as soon as we know the latest and greatest phone is coming out, we break, lose or damage our existing model for an upgrade in our near future.
1m Mar 17, 2017
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Trouble sleeping? Pink Noise may be key to your sleep and memory.
"Pink Noise" is a new research trend showing promising results for better sleep and improved memory in older adults.
1m Mar 16, 2017
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Smoke leads to evacuation of Ogden's Ben Lomond hotel
Firefighters evacuated about 80 guests from the historic Ben Lomond hotel in downtown Ogden Sunday after smoke appeared on the lower floors of the building.
1m Mar 13, 2017
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Man shot at West Jordan apartment complex
Police are still investigating a shooting which left one man in the hospital this morning. Two suspects remain on the loose, but there were several witnesses.
24s Mar 12, 2017
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Armed citizen helps with arrest of a car burglar
33-year old Gary Allred is behind bars and another man is on the run after a Cottonwood Heights home owner held them at gun-point after catching them breaking into his car. Lt. Dan Bartlett says the 2-men are behind a string of burglaries.
2m Mar 12, 2017
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40-people evacuated as waters rise
Residents in a small western Wyoming town were forced to flee as the Black Fork River flooded a trailer court The Sweetwater County Sheriff's office says on-lookers hampered their efforts to evacuate residents.
15s Mar 12, 2017
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Fire causes $400K damage to Ogden foundry
The fire at GRS Foundries in Ogden needed special care from firefighters because it was burning in a metal fabrication area.
28s Mar 12, 2017
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