The FBI is investigating hacks into major US banks.
The FBI is investigating hackers who are launching attacks against major US banks. Utah's Morning News spoke to Fox Business anchor Adam Shapiro about the hacks, as well as the big drop in reported earnings from Exxon mobile.
3m Jul 31, 2015
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SUU enrollment growth leads to housing squeeze
Southern Utah University officials are working to find more housing around Cedar City for all the new students.(photo:SUU)
1m Jul 30, 2015
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Unclaimed veterans to get full funeral honors
They have no family or friends, so a non-profit group will help 21 Utah military veterans reach their final resting spots.
1m Jul 30, 2015
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Late-night standoff in Logan turns deadly
Police say they shot and killed a suicidal man who fired at them first. Two officers are now on paid administrative leave.
1m Jul 30, 2015
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SLC City Council looking again at $150m proposed rec bond
Around 100 people went to Tuesday night's meeting to speak up. Ksl newsradio's Mary Richards is at Glendale Golf Course with more reaction.
1m Jul 29, 2015
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Unified Police: man kills dog, tells girl to lie about it
Animal cruelty, death threats and an attack on officers, who say a Magna man threatened them “not to poke the bear.”
25s Jul 29, 2015
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NSA shelling out big bucks to UHP
The contract has a trooper positioned at the gate of the Bluffdale data collection center, 24-7.
1m Jul 29, 2015
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Studies offer conflicting information about benefits, risks of radiation
Experts say if you need a test like a CT scan or X-ray, you should get it - but new research suggests if you don't need the exam and can get the diagnosis, that's the better way to go. Dr. Mark Hiatt, Executive Medical Director of Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield Utah, weighs in on Utah's Morning News.
3m Jul 28, 2015
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How will China's stock market problems affect our money in the US?
Brian and Mary Ellen on Utah's Morning News spoke with Zion's Bank Economist Robert Spendlove about China's impact on the US economy. Photo credit: Robertspendloveutah.com
3m Jul 28, 2015
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Whispers of a new national monument in southern Utah
A top secret meeting could indicate the feds are plotting a declaration in San Juan County.
1m Jul 28, 2015
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Woman wants retrial for murder conviction
Meagan Grunwald is serving at least three decades in prison for the killing of a sergeant of the Utah County Sheriff.
25s Jul 28, 2015
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Utah congressman Jason Chaffetz says the IRS chief needs to go
Jason Chaffetz is the House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman. He wrote a 30-page letter to President Obama, signed by fellow committee members, saying John Koskinen must resign.
1m Jul 28, 2015
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Gas prices dropping
Summertime usually means high gas prices nationwide, but that's not the case this year in many areas of the country and in Utah.
1m Jul 28, 2015
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Salt Lake City police remind residents of parade route and rules
Slcpd.com has the map and restrictions posted there as well.
1m Jul 23, 2015
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Back and forth over another PAC
Most of the talk in the Salt Lake City mayor's race right now is about who and how much money is behind one of the candidates.
1m Jul 22, 2015
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Connecting with Pioneer ancestors
Tens of thousands of Mormon pioneers have now been identified after years of research, and it means people can now explore more of their pioneer heritage.
1m Jul 21, 2015
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Utah lawmakers vent over constant bad air messages
They say our air is actually quite good most of the time.
1m Jul 20, 2015
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Roy police stand guard at military recruiters office
Utah's governor also wants more protection for the guard.(Photo: Marine Corps Recruiting Ogden, Utah Facebook page)
1m Jul 20, 2015
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Search for answers in death of girl
Lots of questions continue to surround the homicide of a 12-year-old West Valley girl just south of 5200 West and 3500 South.
1m Jul 17, 2015
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Utah suing Feds over Recapture Canyon road access
This is connected through history to the San Juan County Commissioner's federal trespass conviction, but the cases are separate.
1m Jul 17, 2015
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Bluffdale residents sweetening other communities to take state prison
They call it quiet, safe, a great neighbor, and a protector. But residents and businesses still want the prison somewhere else because money can be made.
2m Jul 16, 2015
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Becker demands Biskupski take down billboards put up by PAC
Salt Lake’s mayor is crying “foul,” but his competitor is crying “fair” about billboard signs supporting her campaign around town.
28s Jul 16, 2015
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Bill would give judges greater sentencing discretion
Discussion at the Judiciary Interim Committee over cutting the minimum sentences of some offenders by half. (photo from: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865632693/Judges-would-have-greater-sentencing-discretion-under-bill-discussed-by-legislative-committee.html?pg=all)
1m Jul 16, 2015
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Human-caused fire burns about an acre below Y mountain
Provo city fire officials believe it was a group lighting Chinese lanterns.
1m Jul 15, 2015
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Utah goes well over budget to defend same-sex marriage ban
It had only budgeted $500 thousand for fights in federal district, circuit courts.
24s Jul 15, 2015
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Y Mountain serves as stark reminder
Although it has been tame, Utah is still in the middle of fire season. (Photo by Kenny McNett)
1m Jul 15, 2015
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Deputies: teen crooks capture their crime on live video
A smartphone video app may as well have been surveillance video capturing burglary of semi truck with ice cream in West Weber.
26s Jul 14, 2015
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U.S. announces nuclear deal with Iran
But one University of Utah Middle East expresses extreme wariness, says region has similar concerns.
1m Jul 14, 2015
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BLM officers warned to stay away from NV meeting
The Spectrum reports safety fears could keep BLM representatives from a public meeting in Mesquite.
1m Jul 14, 2015
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Caution is word of the day over U.S.-Iran nuclear deal
University of Utah Middle East expert says it goes beyond proliferation of weapons. Amos Guiora hopes Iran will live up to its end of the bargain.
5m Jul 14, 2015
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Online symptom checkers are only right 1/3rd of the time
New research suggests websites that let you check your own symptoms fail to diagnose the problem most of the time. On Utah's Morning News, Dr. Mark Hiatt with Regence BlueCross BlueShield told Brian and Amanda computers are no substitute for humans.
1m Jul 13, 2015
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Economic analysis was key to pushing prison move forward
Utah lawmakers expect to learn this week the cost of moving the state prison to one of four new sites.
1m Jul 13, 2015
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Iranian twin of Great Salt Lake is drying up
The U.S. and Iran have their histories of tension; but in Utah, they’re coming together over their large water bodies.
1m Jul 13, 2015
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SLCPD sorting out two stabbings near homeless shelter; two kids in getaway car
A man is in jail after Salt Lake City police say he may have stabbed two people after a drug deal went bad, and he brought two children in the car with him. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
1m Jul 13, 2015
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Draper back on the table?
The Prison Relocation Commission gets a consulting group's report this Thursday....which also includes a look at rebuilding the prison in Draper.
1m Jul 13, 2015
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Social media nets arrest in attack
Lots of gratitude to go around, as dozens of KSL listeners helped police identify three suspects in the brutal beating of a clerk in South Jordan.
1m Jul 10, 2015
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Hillary Clinton returning to Utah
Democratic presidential hopeful hopes for a big payday when she comes to Park City next month.
23s Jul 10, 2015
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Investigation ongoing into officer-invovled shooting in Parowan
Police say a man was shot and killed after pointing a gun at an officer who was called to investigate child abuse.
2m Jul 10, 2015
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SLC interim police chief tells Latino group that officers do not enforce immigration laws
Mike Brown spoke at the League of United Latin American Citizens National Convention Unity Luncheon in Salt Lake City.
1m Jul 10, 2015
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Another delay on future of state prison
A recommendation for a new site will likely come much later than the anticipated August 1.
1m Jul 09, 2015
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Last night's lightning over Utah prompts safety warning
The U.S. is pacing way ahead of itself for lightning-strike deaths this year.
1m Jul 09, 2015
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Amendment to spending bill would protect 3 Utah counties from future national monument designation
No more national monuments for some counties in Utah, if a new bill sponsored by a Nevada lawmaker passes Congress. (photo: part of Kane County)
1m Jul 09, 2015
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More rain overnight than all of July's normal total
It was a massive rainstorm that hit northern Utah overnight. Heavy rain and lightning, high winds and flooding hit from Provo to Ogden.
1m Jul 09, 2015
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Teen convict could get adult sentencing
Meagan Grunwald faces prison time for the aggravated murder of a Utah County Sheriff’s Sergeant last year.
1m Jul 08, 2015
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Bracing for changes if federal education program ends
How are Utah educators reacting to the possible replacement of No Child Left Behind?
1m Jul 08, 2015
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Lindon woman accuses husband of stalking her
She told police she had been a stalking victim for nearly ten years. They say her husband had his reasons.
25s Jul 07, 2015
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Becker's donations drop after firing of police chief
If that was a campaign ploy, it certainly failed for the Salt Lake City mayor. Ralph Becker's fundraising efforts have taken a big hit since then.
28s Jul 07, 2015
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Utah's ban on same-sex marriage still on books
Amendment 3 is still in the state constitution, even though the Supreme Court has legalized same-sex marriage.
24s Jul 06, 2015
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Healing underway in Salt Lake's Greek Orthodox community
For the first time, their spiritual leader addressed the conflict during his visit to Utah this weekend. He spoke exclusively with KSL.
2m Jul 06, 2015
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Police continue their search for burglars
They may have struck in a few Utah cities, but social media could bring them to justice.
1m Jul 06, 2015
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