State audit finds 100k+ embezzled from Mapleton Irrigation District
An investigation finds 6 percent of the annual operating budget at the Mapleton Irrigation District was being stolen over 9 years, but no one noticed.(picture from mapletonutah.net)
1m May 15, 2015
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Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes to testify in DC
Sean Reyes and the founder of Operation Underground Railroad will speak to a congressional committee Thursday about human trafficking.
1m May 14, 2015
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Homelessness consultant to speak Thursday in SLC
A national consultant is here to talk about what he thinks will work, as Salt Lake City debates moving or upgrading the shelters downtown.(Deseret News graphic)
1m May 14, 2015
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Utah constantly trains for disasters
The feds mandate all states train annually for mass casualty events, like the deadly Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia. @kslnewsradio
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Famous Pacific weather pattern can help Utah’s dry spell
Southern Utah would feel El Niño more, but California and the West stand for best chance at drought relief. @kslnewsradio
29s May 13, 2015
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Utah's improving minority HS grad rates
A new report says Utah leads the nation in high school graduation gains for minorities. Written version here: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865628557/Report-Utah-leads-nation-in-high-school-graduation-gains-for-minorities.html
1m May 13, 2015
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Perfect storm at Willard Bay doesn't include rain
Drought, construction on dyke mean less fishing access. The state park's director says not all hope is lost. @kslnewsradio
1m May 12, 2015
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More new laws start today in Utah
Besides tougher seatbelt laws, they include taxation opportunities and anti-discrimination. @kslnewsradio
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Presidential snub?
Camp David was scheduled to host a summit this week of Persian Gulf leaders, but several leaders decided to send surrogates instead of attending in person. What does this mean politically? Brian and Amanda asked that question to University of Utah law professor Amos Quiora. Photo credit: University of Utah
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New seatbelt law starts Tuesday in Utah
The primary seatbelt law allows police to pull over drivers for not buckling up.
1m May 12, 2015
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No water crisis, but SLCo leaders urge conservation
They ask homeowners not to water their lawns this week, take other steps to save for hot, dry summer ahead. @kslnewsradio
1m May 11, 2015
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Officer's widow sees extremist views rising as 'Police Week' starts
The recent violence against police across America opens old wounds for one woman in Utah. @kslnewsradio
1m May 11, 2015
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Lovestruck teen will pay heavy price in sergeant's death
Meagan Grunwald, 18, could lose freedom for life after conviction of the aggravated murder of @ucso Sgt. Cory Wride. @kslnewsradio
1m May 11, 2015
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Lee pushes bill to tie NSA's hands
Utah's junior senator says now is the time to stop warrantless phone data collection. He has bipartisan support. @kslnewsradio
1m May 08, 2015
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Demographics of Utah mothers changing
As we celebrate Mother's Day, one economist says the faces of Utah's mothers have changed tremendously in a generation, but in many good ways. @kslnewsradio
1m May 08, 2015
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Mitt Romney hosting Deer Valley summit with big names
The 4th such business and politics summit will be held June 11-13.
1m May 08, 2015
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Utah to have 1 million K-12 students in 2050
The Utah Foundation report looks at where the growth will be.
1m May 08, 2015
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Grunwald testifies threats kept her with boyfriend after he shot deputies
#meagangrunwald cried, mumbled her way through cross-examination, as prosecutors tried to prove 18-year-old was willing, able in the murder of @ucso Sgt. Cory Wride 15 months ago. (Photo by @sheapsphoto) @kslnewsradio
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Federal court panel says NSA phone data collecting is illegal. What's next?
A federal appeals court panel says the NSA practice of collecting phone records is illegal. But what happens now? Brian and Amanda asked that question to University of Richmond law professor Carl Tobias. Photo credit: law.richmond.edu
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V.A. Secretary has busy day ahead in University Park
He's coming to @uutah to give a commencement address, but notable alumnus will first do a spot inspection of the Salt Lake Veterans Administration. @kslnewsradio
1m May 07, 2015
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9-to-5 jobs closer to extinction
If today's college graduates get full-time work right away, they better not expect a 40-hour work week. @kslnewsradio
1m May 07, 2015
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Good amount of rain in last 24 hours
KSL Meteorologist Grant Weyman talks about the rainfall totals, and what's ahead for today.
1m May 07, 2015
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How to fight the prom price war
It's not even a wedding, but American families pay an average of $978 for "the big night." How is it all adding up? KSL Newsradio's Peter Samore has details.
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Alert tipsters help nab wanted sex offenders
Police: fugitives had been running from Washington state, have history or raping and exploiting teenage girls. Police say the pair cut off their ankle bracelet monitors and took off.
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SLC Mayor calls for living wage for city employees
Mayor Ralph Becker unveiled his budget proposal Tuesday night.(Photo: Salt Lake City Mayor's Office)
1m May 06, 2015
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Geologists talk about North Salt Lake landslide
A meeting Tuesday night brought together residents, developers and the city. This report looks at what geologists think of the landslide danger.
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SLC named 4th best in list of best cities for car drivers
Nerdwallet says Salt Lake City is doing some things right. El Paso, Omaha and Kansas City are the other best cities for car drivers.http://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/insurance/2015/05/04/best-cities-for-car-drivers-2015/
30s May 05, 2015
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Story time venue for "Greatest Generation" fighters closes
One man’s 15-year forum to let World War II veterans share their stories has closed… but he hopes it’s just temporary. @kslnewsradio
1m May 05, 2015
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Recent storms hardly improve water runoff
They're only boosting stream flows by 1-percent, which are already at record lows. @kslnewsradio
25s May 05, 2015
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"Water Week" won't celebrate abundant supplies
Some cities already push drastic actions, but "week" will encourage Utahns to conserve water in state's fourth straight year of drought. @kslnewsradio
26s May 04, 2015
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Davis County readies for "what if"
It begins day two of disaster training that simulates FrontRunner bombing, response to distraught family members. @kslnewsradio
1m May 04, 2015
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Utah soldiers going to fight terrorism
Today more than 100 Utah troops will be deploying from Fort Douglas to Fort Hood, then to the middle east to help other countries fight the terrorist group known as ISIS or ISIL.(Photo: KSL TV)
1m May 04, 2015
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Rainy skies for some
Turn off the sprinklers this week; free water coming in the form of passing showers. #utwx(Photo: KSL TV Grant Weyman)
1m May 04, 2015
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BYU rugby tries for fourth straight national tite.
BYU's rugby team will play for the national championship against the Cal Bears on Saturday at Rio Tinto Stadium. BYU head rugby coach David Smyth joined Brian and Tim on Utah's Morning News. photo credit: Deseret News
3m May 01, 2015
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What to do after college graduation?
It's what's after commencement exercises that may frighten new graduates. But @kslnewsradio shares some survival tips.
1m Apr 30, 2015
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Drivers not slowing in Utah construction zones
They're at least 10mph above the speed limit at Point of the Mountain, southern Davis County where twisting, reduced lanes cannot handle them. http://ksl.to/PSHzrp @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 30, 2015
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Utah governor: 'Jade Helm 15' training is standard exercise
Texas is growing concerned but Utah not as much about a national military exercise coming this summer.(Photo: Washington Post)
1m Apr 30, 2015
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Driving to school and work costs a little less right now
AAA says the annual cost to own and operate a vehicle has fallen to $8,698.
1m Apr 29, 2015
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April saw above-normal precipitation
It's going to be warm today, but it comes after a good month of April Showers.(Graphic: National Weather Service Salt Lake City @NWSSaltLakeCity)
1m Apr 29, 2015
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One last look at same-sex marriage cases before Supreme Court
Utah legal experts weigh merits of bans upheld Sixth Circuit Appellate Court, creating U.S. Constitutional amendment to solve issue without involving the High Court. @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 28, 2015
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A look at what the Supreme Court may decide
Deseret News editor Paul Edwards, who holds a degree in jurisprudence, talked about how he thinks the stage might be set for a "split" decision in the case, and the issue of the "two questions" at stake instead of just one.
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Defenders of traditional marriage explain Supreme Court case
Conservatives talked to ABC's This Week about why the US Supreme Court should let the people decide....and why marriage should be between a man and a woman.
1m Apr 27, 2015
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Utah climber knows why Everest hikers caught off guard
He says their base camp was supposedly in a "safe zone." The Nepal earthquake triggered an avalanche there. David Roskelley has friends trapped on the world's highest mountain. (Associated Press photo) @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 27, 2015
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Utah plaintiffs hope for nationwide same-sex marriage recognition
All sides will be watching arguments Tuesday at the Supreme Court. To same-sex couples, marriage would mean social recognition and benefits. Opponents say that would corrode family units. @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 27, 2015
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Elder Perry to undergo cancer treatments
The oldest apostle, 92, of the LDS Church had breathing difficulties earlier this week. http://ksl.to/89LAZ6 @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 24, 2015
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Small group of Utahns headed for Supreme Court
They hope to hear oral arguments on same-sex marriage cases from Sixth Circuit Appellate Court. Lines could stretch for days. @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 24, 2015
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Investigators: grown man, not child, plays with fire
They say he admits his wrongdoing, which burned down an entire apartment four-plex in West Valley City. http://ksl.to/ehdgXs @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 24, 2015
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How justices will deliberate same-sex marriage cases
Supreme Court will likely rule quickly on cases from Sixth Circuit Appellate Court, but take two months to announce them. @kslnewsradio
1m Apr 23, 2015
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Deputies: sex offender stole school bus to try to abduct kids
They also say keys, list of kids' names left on school bus; sex offender contacted one boy before father intervened. http://ksl.to/qw6AQH @kslnewsradio
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Utah forms amicus brief to stop same-sex unions
The Supreme Court wouldn’t hear Utah’s case against same-sex marriage, so the Beehive State is teaming up with other states that the justices will hear. @kslnewsradio
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