Fictional characters beating real ones in presidential race
Remember, only real humans can become U.S. president. But "the Force" had a hold on this reporter. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 11, 2015
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Flash flood watch over most of Utah
Heavy rains are possible, so outdoors enthusiasts should take extra precautions. @kslnewsradio
27s Jun 10, 2015
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Utah ranks high once again in gas prices
The Beehive State is only behind California, Nevada and Washington for average price. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 10, 2015
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Boat submerged by flash flooding at Lake Powell
A Price family was caught in a flash flood on Lake Powell on Saturday.
1m Jun 10, 2015
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Wanted: "ethical" hackers to beat the bad guys at their game
The corporate world is looking for a few good hackers, in hopes of heading off tech attacks before they begin. The Browsers' Amy Iverson talked about the growing field on Utah's Morning News. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hackers-wanted-the-ethical-ones-2015-04-22?siteid=rss&rss=1
3m Jun 09, 2015
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Boating deaths off to bad, sharp increase in 2015
Renewed warnings for safety… after Utah has suffered more recreational water deaths this past week than all of last year. @kslnewsradio
26s Jun 09, 2015
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Lawmakers already revisiting use-of-force laws
New crisis intervention training could be mandated for Utah peace officers in the future. One lawmaker calls current criteria "wishy-washy," although legislators crafted use-of-force laws this year. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 09, 2015
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Study: Standing desks help students learn
A Texas study shows students focused better when they could sit or stand at their desk. A UVU elementary ed professor weighs in for this story.(photo cred: Texas A&M)
1m Jun 09, 2015
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Interview: Brian and Amanda speak live with Utah DPS Commissioner about cyber attacks
Utah is fending off up to 300 million cyber attacks in a 24-hour period. Brian and Amanda interviewed the commissioner of the Utah Department of Public Safety, Keith Squires, about it at 7:45 AM.
3m Jun 08, 2015
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Boy on scooter critically injured
.@UPDSL says Taylorsville boy's injuries were totally preventable. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 08, 2015
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Water supply top concern in upcoming study
The U.S. Forest Service wants to know if climate change is impacting the Beehive State. @kslnewsradio
19s Jun 08, 2015
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No volcano eruption to see here
The National Park Service is putting to rest some online rumors about a volcano near the Utah-Arizona border.(picture courtesy National Park Service)More about the Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument here: http://www.nps.gov/sucr/index.htm
1m Jun 08, 2015
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Interview: Brian and Amanda speak with Zions Bank about our real estate situation
Jeremy Lowry, a senior vice president and director of Home Financing division, discussed what it's like for landlords right now in Utah in our 7:45 live interview.
2m Jun 04, 2015
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Interview: Brian and Amanda speak with Utah Division of Consumer Protection director
Almost after every tragedy these days, we hear of a crowdfunding effort or online fundraising. But what is safe and what can you trust? Brian and Amanda spoke live with Daniel O'Bannon at 8:45.
2m Jun 04, 2015
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Utah ranked poorly for military retirees
Study suggests Beehive State doesn't provide them with good quality of life. Former state Veterans Affairs director disputes some of the findings. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 04, 2015
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Developers blame others for hillside crash
They have filed a countersuit, charging a homeowner and others are responsible for the North Salt Lake landslide. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 04, 2015
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Interview: Brian and Amanda speak live with Representative Paul Ryan
President Obama is pushing for a trade deal that he says will open up markets to US businesses overseas, but he's facing opposition in his own party. A number of republicans support it, including House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI), who joined Utah's Morning News live Wednesday morning.(Pic courtesy Paul Ryan's Twitter account, @PRyan)
4m Jun 03, 2015
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Police dept. disputes need for more officers
The top brass of @slcpd have a fast response to the officers’ union. @kslnewsradio
27s Jun 03, 2015
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Tributes, tears pour in after boating accident
Northern Utah is still reeling, after the deaths of a doctor and three girls on Bear Lake. Friends are trying to keep their memories alive. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 03, 2015
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Interview: Brian and Amanda talk about health insurance costs rising
ABC news correspondent Ryan Burrow joined Utah's Morning News live, to discuss how more health insurance companies are asking for rather large price hikes.
2m Jun 02, 2015
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1 adult dead, 3 children hurt after boat capsizes
High winds topple a boat on Bear Lake with 7 on board. Children as young as 7-years-old hospitalized in critical condition. @kslnewsradio
1m Jun 02, 2015
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Fire destroys home valued at $2 million, cause under investigation
A two-alarm fire consumes Draper family's mansion that sent smoke spewing over the East Pioneer Road hillside. Cause under investigation.
1m Jun 01, 2015
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Summer temperatures finally arrive, businesses rejoice
The rainclouds are gone, the sun is out, and Sugarhouse seasonal shops hope customers will come out, too. @kslnewsradio
1m May 29, 2015
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Live inteview - Brian and Amanda talk about graduation party safety
Cambree Applegate, the Safe Kids Utah coordinator, talks about things to know when your teen heads out to celebrate graduation.
2m May 29, 2015
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"5 Browns" want end of statute of limitations for sex abuse cases
The famous pianists are working with a top lawmaker after a TV celebrity is accused of molesting three girls. @kslnewsradio
1m May 29, 2015
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Beehive State gets rain 23 days in May
Utah has shattered records for rainfall in May. But now, it will feel like summer is starting early. @kslnewsradio
1m May 29, 2015
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Brian and Amanda interview ABC's Brad Garrett on The Patriot Act
The Patriot Act expires Sunday; ABC news crime and terrorism consultant Brad Garrett, a former FBI agent, joined Utah's Morning News to talk about the need to renew the act.
4m May 28, 2015
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Police: busted skimmers could be part of big crime ring
Federal charges have been filed against two accused "skimmers," and police are looking for two more men who stole ATM numbers, PINs in Utah. @kslnewsradio
1m May 28, 2015
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Army performing damage control after anthrax accident
Live anthrax accidentally shipped from Dugway Proving Ground. Some lab workers are being monitored. @kslnewsradio
1m May 28, 2015
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Cheers, jeers from Utahns on immigration injunction
A federal appeals court upholds the halt of President Obama's executive order that would allow 4.1 million immigrants to stay in the U.S. @kslnewsradio
1m May 27, 2015
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Southern disaster victims get help from Utahns
Eight Utahns with the Red Cross have jumped into the mess from flooding and tornadoes in the South. @kslnewsradio
1m May 27, 2015
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Indepth look at Governor's task force investigating Utah Core Standards
This is more from Rich Kendell, former Utah commissioner of Higher Ed, who was asked to look into the Utah Core Standards.
2m May 26, 2015
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What's next in legal battle of three female officers?
They're plotting action against Salt Lake City, its police leadership, and a former deputy chief, over allegations of sexual harassment. @kslnewsradio
25s May 26, 2015
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Irony surfaces over t-shirts at Utah retailer
What veterans considered offensive t-shirts have been pulled from a retailer's shelves. But indirectly, those veterans are somewhat responsible for those shirts. @kslnewsradio
1m May 26, 2015
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Utah senator Mike Lee pushes for passage of USA Freedom Act
Audio from Senator Lee's office from the Senate floor.
3m May 22, 2015
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Some hope before bigger driving season
The “100 deadliest days of summer” approaches on the roads, but the @UTHighwayPatrol reports more drivers are complying with a new, tougher seatbelt law. @kslnewsradio
1m May 20, 2015
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DPS commissioner talks about legalizing medical marijuana
Department of Public Safety commissioner Keith Squires spoke live with Brian and Amanda about a law enforcement perspective on the medical marijuana legalization debate in Utah.
4m May 20, 2015
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Latest fight to legalize medical marijuana underway
One of its top advocates is a Utah lawmaker, but also a patient. @kslnewsradio
28s May 20, 2015
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City leaders building formal opposition to prison move
Salt Lake's mayor, city council want residents on their side in opposing a possible move of the state prison within city limits. @kslnewsradio
22s May 20, 2015
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Tooele school apologizes, offers special yearbook insert
A mom was upset her 21-year-old daughter and her classmates were not included in Blue Peak High School's yearbook. They are in a transition program that meets at the school -- and the school says the exclusion was not meant to be discriminatory.
1m May 20, 2015
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Man's death next to freeway "suspicious"
South Jordan Police need help to determine how a man in his 50s died next to an onramp to I-15 at 106th South. @kslnewsrado
30s May 19, 2015
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This May one of our rainiest
3.34 inches of rain in Salt Lake City so far this month, almost double the average. And 7.48 inches is the normal since January 1, but we are at 7:53 inches.
14s May 19, 2015
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St George mom seeks help after son's experience
The St George News says a 14-year-old boy with autism was traumatized at a movie theater.
27s May 19, 2015
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Utah cities get in the way of conservation
What's more frustrating than wasting water? Trying to save it, when your city won't let you. @kslnewsradio
1m May 19, 2015
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Utahns earning in bottom quarter of wages
Utah has among the lowest unemployment rates at 3.4-percent, but also, the lowest average wages. @kslnewsradio
25s May 19, 2015
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Heavy rainfall causes flooding in Davis, Weber Counties
Farmington Canyon road could be closed for several days, and other homes and roads could flood again with more rain in the forecast after a wet weekend.
1m May 18, 2015
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West Jordan family seeks good samaritan
A cyclist stopped and helped a 16-year-old long boarder on the Mountain View Corridor trail.
30s May 18, 2015
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WY soldier has home vandalized
Nasty messages covered a reserve soldier’s home, but 100 hundred volunteers quickly came to her aid. @kslnewsradio
1m May 18, 2015
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Some rain today, more for holiday weekend
In spite of the damage, the rain this weekend was a boon for northern Utah. (Photo by Landen Holmes) @kslnewsradio
1m May 18, 2015
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Statewide centralized database coming for UHP cases
DPS and UHP are working closely with the Salt Lake County DA to form a statewide database for transparency, after credibility issues surfaced about a former trooper.
1m May 15, 2015
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