Runnin' Utes get first NCAA tourney win in decade
#utes get it with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks from Jakob Poeltl, as they beat Stephen F. Austin, 57-50. http://ksl.to/KjIBQC @kslnewsradio
28s Mar 20, 2015
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Suspicious death tied to Utah, Colorado
West Valley Police: an 18-year-old woman died in their city in February, but her body turned up in Colorado a week later. @kslnewsradio
23s Mar 19, 2015
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Prison workers evaluate facility relocation
They're excited for a modern facility, but workers fear moving it to rural area could impact commutes, family lives. @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 19, 2015
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SLC leaders planning parking validations for small businesses
Downtown Alliance executive director Jason Mathis talks about their efforts to get small business owners validations, so that you won't be charged.
1m Mar 19, 2015
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UTA slices executive bonuses, salaries
#uta hopes to boost public confidence as voters decide on tax increases to fund more projects. @kslnewsradio
25s Mar 18, 2015
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Record warm streak ends today
Five #utah cities tied or broke highs Tuesday, but cold front will bring normal highs back. #utwx @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 18, 2015
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Utah Rep Chris Stewart to Secret Service Director: "Dude, you're their boss"
Congressman Chris Stewart grilled Secret Service director Joe Clancy during a congressional hearing Tuesday, saying agents who break trust ought to be sent to "the furthest tip of the Aleutian Islands." Here's a portion of his comments from CSPAN. Photo Cred: USA Today
1m Mar 18, 2015
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Will Jazz CEO's departure affect team?
After seven years, Greg Miller is stepping down as the CEO of the Larry H. Miller Group to pursue "personal interests." http://po.st/mxUSix @kslnewsradio
22s Mar 17, 2015
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Sunny skies, record highs in Salt Lake City
#slc reaches highs in the 70s. Overnight lows in the 50s are usually the highs in mid-March. http://po.st/JLSltA @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 16, 2015
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Runnin' Utes run back to NCAA tourney
They return after 6-yr absence. No. 5 @runnin_utes take on No. 12 Stephen F. Austin Thursday at 5:27 p.m. #marchmadness http://po.st/7Kiv7z @kslnewsradio
30s Mar 16, 2015
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Utah creates white-collar criminal registry.
A bill that quickly passed through the Utah state legislature creates a white-collar criminal registry designed to help individuals more easily find a list of people convicted of financial crimes. Fox Business anchor Adam Shapiro joined Utah's Morning news to discuss what the bill will do. Photo credit foxbusiness.com
3m Mar 13, 2015
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IRS warns of biggest scam in its history
Phony agents have cheated Americans out of $15 million, so far. @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 13, 2015
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Highlights, missed action of 2015 legislative session
Utah lawmakers gave schools more money and passed new laws to reduce prison recidivism, but they couldn’t expand Medicaid coverage. #utpol #utleg @kslnewsradio
30s Mar 13, 2015
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Bill to legalize firing squad executions passes Legislature
HB11 would legalize firing squad executions in the state if drugs needed for lethal injections aren’t available. #utleg #utpol @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 11, 2015
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Legislature approves tougher seatbelt law
It would make driving unfastened a primary offense for drivers. Bill goes to @govherbert for approval. #utpol @kslnewsradio
25s Mar 11, 2015
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BYU's Collinsworth earns share of NCAA record
The junior guard earns sixth career triple-double as #byu men's basketball team moves to WCC title game. @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 10, 2015
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Poll: 2/3 of Utahns support legalized medical marijuana
State senate defeats measure by one vote, but even majority of #lds church members surveyed support #medicalmarijuana if prescribed by doctors. http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/5038-66-of-utahns-support-legalizing-medical-marijuana @kslnewsradio
25s Mar 10, 2015
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Hunt for suspects in Weber Co. robbery spree
Police think two armed robberies in Ogden, Harrisville could be related. @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 09, 2015
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Lots in store for legislature's final week
Money and standardized testing for schools, Medicaid expansion, and non-discrimination laws are all on the docket for the legislature’s last four days. #utleg #utpol @kslnewsradio
1m Mar 09, 2015
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Thieves use Apple Pay to use stolen credit card information.
Thieves have found a way to use the apple pay system to make purchases with stolen credit card information without having to show ID or write out a signature.
2m Mar 06, 2015
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Lawmakers have increases, decreases in education budget
They want more money for classrooms, but it won't go to smaller classroom sizes http://po.st/1urngG and http://po.st/We4C7Y @deseretnews @kslnewsradio
24s Mar 06, 2015
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Syracuse residents on edge after reports of 4 attempted child abductions
Parents are taking extra safety measures after hearing reports that men tried to get children into their cars in a Syracuse neighborhood. http://po.st/cwDBDT @deseretnews @kslnewsradio
24s Mar 06, 2015
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U. law professor, Israeli citizen, weighs in on Netanyahu speech
University of Utah law professor Amos Guiora, who is also Co-Director of the Center for Global Justice at the SJ Quinney College of Law, spoke to us yesterday ahead of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress today.
5m Mar 02, 2015
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Remembering Deedee Corradini
This was one of the very last conversations we had with former SLC Mayor Deedee Corradini on KSL Newsradio. Last July, we talked about the work/life balance with her in a conversation on A Woman's View.
1m Mar 02, 2015
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Congress looking at replacing No Child Left Behind
Utah educators talk about what they see in the new Student Success Act. #uted
1m Feb 27, 2015
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Layton High formal ends early due to mosh pits
Principal says dozens of students got out of hand. Fearing injuries, he ended dance 35 minutes early at Salt Lake City Public Library. @kslnewsradio
1m Feb 24, 2015
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High winds blast through northern Utah
Winds are howling along the Wasatch Front, up to 60 mph. Drivers told to use caution. @kslnewsradio
1m Feb 23, 2015
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Smartphone Porn Addiction Part Two
A Utah family deals with the aftermath, when their young son looked up pornography on the smartphone. And experts share how you can be safe.
2m Feb 20, 2015
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Smartphone Porn Addiction Part One
Children are viewing and getting addicted to pornography on their smartphones and electronic devices. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards has part one of a two-part series.
2m Feb 19, 2015
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Education officials react to idea of ending standardized testing
Sharon Gallagher-Fishbaugh, President of the Utah Education Association, reacts to lawmakers who say standardized tests should go away
3m Feb 13, 2015
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Should Utah's standardized exams go away?
Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper, chair of the Public Education Appropriations Subcommittee at the Utah Legislature, explains his dislike for standardized testing. Photo credit: Deseret News archive
3m Feb 13, 2015
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Businesses turn to cyber risk insurance, hackers
Companies large and small, prompted by hacks at Anthem, Target and Home Depot, are taking action to protect their customers. @kslnewsradio
2m Feb 12, 2015
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School tax hike proposal passes senate committee
A new proposal seeks to make things more equal across Utah's school districts and charter schools, by raising the property tax rate for equalization. #utpol #utleg #uted
2m Feb 11, 2015
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Utah's public colleges fighting hackers
The Utah commissioner of Higher Ed asked a legislative committee for $2.1m to combat digital break-in attempts. This is a portion of his remarks in the Monday meeting. #utpol #utleg #uted
1m Feb 10, 2015
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Inversions may be over for the season, meteorologist says
KSL's Kevin Eubank says we may be done with temperature inversions for the winter, and with them - some of the nasty winter air quality in SLC.
1m Feb 10, 2015
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Man jumps from freeway overpass to evade police
A fugitive of more than three years, a man jumps 30 feet from I-15 in South Salt Lake and still runs away. Police catch up to him shortly thereafter.
1m Feb 09, 2015
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Wireless Emergency Alert system explained in wake of successful Amber Alert
Joe Dougherty with the Utah Division of Emergency Management tells Grant and Amanda about the technology that allowed people to receive a wireless Amber Alert for the first time in Utah.
2m Feb 05, 2015
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Record-breaking warmth in store for Salt Lake
Riding atop a jet stream, Salt Lake will now get warm winds from storm moving through southern California. @kslnewsradio
1m Feb 05, 2015
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Congressman Chris Stewart talks about funding Homeland Security and the debate over Executive actions.
A spending bill approved in December only funded Homeland Security through February 27th. We asked Utah Congressman Chris Stewart what he thinks about the stalemate.
3m Feb 05, 2015
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Slippery chase through Parleys Canyon ends in arrest
Speeds reached 110 miles per hour on a slippery chase through Parleys Canyon. A spike strip stopped a woman suspected of DUI. @kslnewsradio
1m Feb 04, 2015
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Nondiscrimination, religious liberty bills not sure bet in State Senate
After @ldschurch top leaders leaders call for #fairness4all, state lawmakers have some hesitation. @kslnewsradio
1m Jan 28, 2015
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Incoming Utah House Speaker Greg Hughes on Utah's Morning News.
Incoming House Speaker Greg Hughes gave Grant and Amanda a preview of the opening of this year's legislative session which begins today. He said some of big priorities they will deal with include Medicaid expansion, transportation funding including looking at the gas tax, and education funding. You can listen to the entire interview by clicking on the link. Photo from Utah.gov
3m Jan 26, 2015
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Sen. Mike Lee urges GOP to be positive in 2016
Utah Sen. Mike Lee urged the GOP's presidential hopefuls to be principled but also "positive" in their potential campaigns. Photo credit Rick Bowmer/AP.
2m Jan 26, 2015
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How do Florida voters view the possibility of Mitt Romney vs. Jeb Bush?
The Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush meeting in Salt Lake City drew a lot of attention in Utah, but how do voters in Florida feel about the two possible GOP frontrunners for 2016? Grant and Amanda spoke with Florida capitol bureau chief for Scripps Newspapers, Matt Dixon. Photo: Charles Dharapak, AP
3m Jan 23, 2015
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Ice rescue do's and don'ts
Would you know what to do if you fell through the ice? After several close calls and one death on the ice this week, KSL's Nicole Vowell jumped in to see what you need to know to get yourself out of an icy emergency alive. She talked about her experience with Grant and Amanda on Utah's Morning News.
2m Jan 22, 2015
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RNC Chairman live on Utah's Morning News
The chairman of the Republican National Committee joined Grant and Amanda with his reaction to last night's State of the Union address. AP photo.
4m Jan 21, 2015
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Utah student leads protest on MLK Day
A junior at Grand County High School wants to know why her district hasn't canceled school in honor of Dr. King. Photo: AP
2m Jan 19, 2015
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Utah MLK Commission urges service, education
MLK day in Utah, honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is a day of service rather than a day off of work, says member of Governor Herbert's commission to further diversity, equity, and human rights in Utah. Everyone, especially Utah youth, should find ways to serve and learn about historical events, said commission members.
1m Jan 19, 2015
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State MLK Commission urges service, education
In Utah, honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is a day of service rather than a day off of work, says member of Governor Herbert's commission to further diversity, equity, and human rights in Utah. Having empathy and crucial conversations will help Utahns overcome biases, said commission members.
1m Jan 19, 2015
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IRS cutbacks mean more risk of theft
We asked Bill Gephardt what the ABC report saying the IRS warns of slower returns, more identity thefts means to consumers. His advice: file NOW. #WatchingUtahsMoney #GephardtGetsIt #KSLAM
2m Jan 14, 2015
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