Utah Jazz handily beat Golden State Warriors
The Utah Jazz showcased their new jerseys and court, and Utah nightlife to the Warriors with their third straight win. (pic: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
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Utah Congressman Chris Stewart's reaction to State of the Union Address
Utah Congressman Chris Stewart joined Brian and Amanda on Utah's Morning News on KSL Newsradio to give his thoughts on how President Trump did during his first State of the Union Address.
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No surprise, Trump's address draws support from Utah delegates
There was something for all of Utah’s Republican Congressional delegates to celebrate in President Trump’s State of the Union address. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900009022/trumps-address-draws-support-from-utah-delegates.html
1m Jan 31, 2018
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Lawmaker wants death penalty option for killing ambulance drivers, security guards
State lawmakers are advancing a bill to expand capital punishment for killers of all first responders and security guards. It could face court challenges. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008868/lawmaker-wants-death-penalty-option-for-killing-ambulance-drivers-security-guards.html
1m Jan 30, 2018
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Insurers push back on bill requiring coverage of psychiatrists' telehealth consultations
Lobbyists for health insurance groups claim HB-139 would result in higher premiums for everyone. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008908/insurers-push-back-on-bill-requiring-coverage-of-psychiatrists-telehealth-consultations.html
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Utah law professor supports "Duty to Assist in an Emergency" bill
The Utah Legislature will hear testimony in support of HB 125 Tuesday afternoon.
1m Jan 30, 2018
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Reports: City Councilman in Southern Utah stole private phone images
The St George Spectrum says it has court documents and a victim's statement regarding Enoch City Councilman David Owens (pictured).
1m Jan 30, 2018
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Roads are not good in Salt Lake City
Two-thirds of Salt Lake City's roads are rated poor or worse. But the city says they don't have enough money to fix them.
2m Jan 29, 2018
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State Senate president pessimistic of tax reform this year
Hopes for significant tax reform in Utah this year are quickly diminishing in the state legislature, especially with Utah's senate president. More on the story: http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/15665-niederhauser-lawmakers-are-motivated-for-slight-income-tax-reduction-in-2018
1m Jan 29, 2018
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IRS warns of Form W-2 Scam
The IRS is even more worried about tax scams this year because of credit bureau data breaches. But there is some hope. More on the story: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-states-and-tax-industry-warn-employers-to-beware-of-form-w-2-scam-tax-season-could-bring-new-surge-in-phishing-scheme
1m Jan 29, 2018
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You should see the other guy's car
A five day man hunt ended in a high speed car chase and a crash.  Now, we're hearing from the Utah County Sheriff's deputy who was hurt while stopping a wanted fugitive this week.
1m Jan 26, 2018
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College students are missing future International connections
After ten years of growth, enrollments of foreign students at American universities is declining.  Including at Brigham Young University.
1m Jan 26, 2018
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Expert: not enough people recognize gunshots in school shootings
This week's deadly school shooting in Kentucky has a Utah expert calling for basic training to recognize the sound of gunshots.
1m Jan 26, 2018
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House panel endorses bill to ban abortion of Down syndrome fetuses
An anti-abortion bill moves forward in the Utah legislature, despite emotional testimony on both sides and threats of a lawsuit. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008597/house-panel-endorses-bill-to-ban-abortion-when-motivation-is-down-syndrome.html
1m Jan 26, 2018
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Herbert touts Utah's 'unique spirit of collaboration' in State of the State speech
Lots of praise, and a few goals for Utahns and their lawmakers, in Governor Herbert’s state of the state address. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008473/herbert-touts-utahs-unique-spirit-of-collaboration-in-state-of-the-state-speech.html
1m Jan 25, 2018
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Lawmakers worry costs 'out of control' as prison project nears $692 million
Utah lawmakers are not happy that costs for the new state prison are going up, and the number of beds is going down. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008479/lawmakers-worry-costs-out-of-control-as-prison-project-nears-dollar700-million.html
1m Jan 25, 2018
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Utah lawmakers pass bill reducing fireworks days for July holidays
The Utah House passed a bill Wednesday that would reduce the number of days around the Fourth of July and Pioneer Day that fireworks would be legal in the state.
2m Jan 25, 2018
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17 year old babysitter charged with aggravated murder in death of toddler
A 17 year old arrested in the death of a toddler he was babysitting, is now facing several charges including aggravated murder.
1m Jan 25, 2018
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2 arrested; search continues for weekend shooting suspect
Police arrested two women they say lied to them about what they know about a suspect who shot at two officers, and wounded another man, in Herriman. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008331/3-arrested-in-search-for-herriman-shooting-suspect.html
1m Jan 24, 2018
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Utah lawmaker seeks to create first responder for mental health, suicide prevention
The state senate took Utah a step closer to licensing first responders to specialize in mental health and suicide crises. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008327/utah-lawmaker-seeks-to-create-first-responder-for-mental-health-suicide-prevention.html
1m Jan 24, 2018
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7 state employees disciplined in 2 years for abusive conduct
A bill 2 years ago allows state employees to report abusive conduct in a new way, and it is resulting in some investigations.
1m Jan 24, 2018
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Utah legislative committee OKs bill legalizing free-range parenting
Free-range parenting is a modern buzzword for families aiming to raise self-sufficient kids, but how much freedom at what age remains a fierce debate.
1m Jan 24, 2018
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Cracked the case: A new University of Utah study suggests elderly bones are more likely to break because of small fractures from everyday living.
A new study argues the reason our elderly are more prone to break is because their bones don't have enough time to heal from everyday stressors. See the study here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41551-017-0183-9.epdf?authoraccesstoken=kVCak1SUbjtjVvCbsHiyAdRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0PogwOV7uAiYCX8gkorKJlKPNFLwON2jtetrqRLXzJHTh9NryJTf5dgZH3okLCshpB22UiOJWk66f5CvRid7QY4taMy_hNbu9j8HQeQ1WSQ%3D%3D
1m Jan 24, 2018
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Vote on whether to recommend another Olympic bid postponed
Salt Lake's Olympic Exploratory Committee is taking more time to review new details on costs , even if they figure to be less than the 2002 Winter Games. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008256/vote-on-whether-to-recommend-another-olympic-bid-postponed.html
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Three people wounded in shootout in Payson
Payson Police are investigating the rampage. The crime scene spanned two blocks near a junior high school.
1m Jan 23, 2018
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UTCO Health Dept updates Hepatitis A situation
The Utah County Health Department says they've given out more than 1,700 Hepatitis A vaccinations after an exposure scare at two Spanish Fork restaurants and a food bank.
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Two Lehi Police Officers talk about ending an Amber Alert
The action two Lehi Police officers took to bring a child home safely.
1m Jan 23, 2018
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Arizona man fined for alleged poaching in Utah
An Arizona man is ordered to fork over some big bucks after state officials say he defrauded the state so he could get a permit to hunt big horn sheep in Utah. (Photo Credit: Division of Wildlife Services)
1m Jan 23, 2018
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Wildlife officials: watch for animals on the road
Keep your eyes open for wildlife over the next few days. The Division of Wildlife Resources warned big game animals often head down into city streets and neighborhoods after big snow storms.
1m Jan 23, 2018
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Temporary relief for National Guard after shutdown ends
The Utah National Guard is glad the federal shutdown is ending, but it fears this could happen again in the near future.
1m Jan 22, 2018
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5 cannabis-related bills to be introduced in state legislative session
The five bills for the legislative session about medicinal marijuana use in Utah won’t stop grassroots efforts for a ballot measure that would legalize it outright. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900008114/5-cannabis-related-bills-to-be-introduced-this-year-but-none-as-sweeping-as-ballot-initiative.html
1m Jan 22, 2018
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2018 Utah Legislative Session begins Monday
Governor Gary Herbert says tax reform and changes at UTA are among the things he will be watching closely.
1m Jan 22, 2018
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Advocates push for better tracking of missing and murdered Native American women
A group of advocates are trying to shine a light on what they call a largely unnoticed problem. They say a large number of indigenous women are being killed or disappearing, and there's no system to track them. https://www.pandos.org/
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Police: 1 dead in West Valley City shooting; dog also killed
One person and a dog were killed when someone fired a gun at a car on Bangerter Highway late Thursday. (Pic: KSL TV)
1m Jan 19, 2018
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Crews work through the night to repair, reopen southbound I-15 after tanker fire
Crews were working through the night to repair and reopen the southbound lanes of I-15 near 7200 South after a semi tanker fire shut down the interstate Thursday night.
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Live interview: UHP Lt Todd Royce on I15 Tanker Fire
As of 5 AM Friday morning, there were still lane closures and road repairs after a massive fire shut down the freeway in both directions Thursday night for hours.
4m Jan 19, 2018
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Utah Co. residents can now text to 911
Residents not in a position to call for help can now texts their emergencies to dispatchers, who say calling will get a faster response.
1m Jan 18, 2018
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Federal study backs Utah's new lower BAC law
Vindication for the legislator who wrote the law lowering Utah’s blood alcohol content limit.
1m Jan 18, 2018
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Getting Utah millennials more engaged in politics
ELI - Emerging Leaders Initiative- where Utah millennials have gathered to learn how to get involved and affect public policy. (picture by Amanda Dickson)
1m Jan 18, 2018
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Hospitality and Beverage Industry rejects new national study on .05 BAC
A new national study recommends a .05 blood alcohol level for all states, but the Utah Hospitality Association is still against the move.
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University of Utah research: early childhood abuse leaves lasting consequences
New research out of the University of Utah shows early childhood abuse can affect people's lives well into adulthood.
1m Jan 18, 2018
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Rep. Stewart sits in long meeting with Bannon
The Utah Congressman wants ex-White House advisor Steve Bannon to be more forthcoming about his talks with President Trump, before he was inaugurated, about Russian interference with the 2016 election.
1m Jan 17, 2018
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Investigation into possible pizza for parking scheme in SLC
The Salt Lake City Mayor's office says four parking enforcement officers have been fired amid an investigation that they were taking bribes in the form of pizza.
1m Jan 17, 2018
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Interview: truck vs train in Salt Lake City
Hear authorities talk about what happened Wednesday morning in a crash on 500 South and 1950 West.
2m Jan 17, 2018
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LDS Church members learning more about new top leaders
The new First Presidency for the LDS Church is getting a lot of attention from around the world. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
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Utah Girl Scouts now sell cookies online
You'll want to let out your belts, the Girl Scouts of Utah are now selling their famous cookies online. The website is national, but it's the first time Utah girls will use it to upload videos, stories and goals.
1m Jan 17, 2018
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A dangerous dare making people sick
Poison Control Centers are seeing an increase in cases of people eating laundry detergent.  It's called the 'Tide Pod challenge.'  ABC news correspondent Jim Ryan spoke to Brian and Amanda about this dangerous fad.
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Very warm January so far
"Breaking news, guys, January is missing" - KSL Meteorologist Grant Weyman
1m Jan 15, 2018
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President Nelson to address LDS Church members Tuesday morning
We expect new leadership to be announced Tuesday at 9 AM.
1m Jan 15, 2018
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Woman accidentally shot by rifle blast
A rifle accidentally fired in an Eagle Mountain home, but a woman suffered a through-and-through wound.
1m Jan 15, 2018
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