Outdoor Retailer show to consider moving out of Utah
Once again, the multi-million-dollar Outdoor Retailers show is signaling it could leave Salt Lake City. One company threatens to pull out for political reasons. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672727/Outdoor-Retailer-show-to-consider-moving-out-of-Utah.html
1m Feb 07, 2017
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After slight delay, Zion Curtain bill expected this week
Writing legislation to rip down Zion Curtains in restaurants is proving more difficult than a lawmaker expected.
26s Feb 07, 2017
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Rep. Chris Stewart says F-35 program is important to Utah
Republican Congressman Chris Stewart joins Brian & Amanda to talk about the F-35 and recent comments by the president. (Photo Credit: Jeffrey D. Allred Deseret News)
5m Feb 07, 2017
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Search is on for horse killer in Roy
A Roy family and police want to know who shot and killed a beloved horse on private property near a junior high school.
1m Feb 06, 2017
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John Swallow on trial
Jurors will decide fate of ex-A.G. 4 years after public corruption allegations surfaced(pic: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News)
2m Feb 06, 2017
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Utah lawmaker introduces 'modified' sex ed bill
Sex education in public schools will be a hot topic of debate at the state capitol. One of the bills is trying to make a comeback. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865671939/Utah-lawmaker-introduces-modified-sex-ed-bill-hopes-for-more-support.html
1m Feb 06, 2017
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Drowsy driving bill not on docket in 2017 session
Utah lawmakers have hundreds of proposed bills in front of them, some for a second time. But one that won’t return this year is a bill to prosecute drowsy driving.
1m Feb 06, 2017
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Pierre Thomas talks about the fentanyl epidemic spreading around the country
Overdoses and deaths from synthetic opioids are hitting staggering numbers in the United States with Fentanyl being one of the most abused drugs. ABC News senior Justice correspondent Pierre Thomas joined Brian and Amanda to talk about the problem as he files a series of in-depth that will air all week on KSL Newsradio.
3m Feb 06, 2017
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Local connections in the Super Bowl
Cougars' Van Noy, Utes' Rowe play role in Patriots' comeback(Mark Humphrey, AP Photo)
2m Feb 06, 2017
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Mental health evaluation ordered for man arrested at Elizabeth Smart book signing
Campus police at Indiana State University stopped the man in the crowd.(Getty images/AP)
1m Feb 03, 2017
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Bountiful citizens group may sue over city hall referendum drive
A referendum was rejected this week by Bountiful city leaders. They plan to move city hall as part of a larger downtown project.(Picture from Better Bountiful Facebook page)
1m Feb 03, 2017
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Public commenters angry over abruptly-ended hearing
Sen. Margaret Dayton (R-Orem) immediately stopped public comment in the Natural Resources Committee when a tense room burst into laughter. Residents felt they were shut down over talk about a state resolution urging President Trump to end or alter national monument designations at Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalanate. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672485/Utah-law...
2m Feb 03, 2017
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Utah lawmakers advance push-back resolutions on national monuments
Utah legislative resolutions urging the rescinding of two national monuments are closer to approval, but not before a senator abruptly shut down public comment. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672485/Utah-lawmakers-advance-resolutions-on-Bears-Ears-Grand-Staircase-Escalante-monuments.html
1m Feb 03, 2017
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Biskupski unveils 'bold but equitable' affordable housing plan
Salt Lake City's mayor has a five-year plan to add 7,500 affordable housing units to reduce homelessness. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672454/Biskupski-unveils-bold-but-equitable-affordable-housing-plan.html
1m Feb 03, 2017
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BYU hosts competition to make a dent in the refugee crisis
A University competition is tasking BYU students to help a French organization, that works with refugees, go international.http://sisc.byu.edu/
1m Feb 03, 2017
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Research: AP classes not beneficial to all
Students learn more if they take the test, but not all do. Other findings look at the reasons behind the classes.
1m Feb 02, 2017
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Clarifying Utah's "Stand Your Ground" laws
HB 259 says you don't have a duty to retreat, and shouldn't have to face questioning about it.
1m Feb 02, 2017
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Nursing home residents don’t let age or disability keep them from Utah’s fresh powder.
Many sports are reserved for the able-bodied and young, but a couple of nursing home residents aren’t going to let that stereotype stop them. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily joined the trio this winter on the ski slopes to hear their story.
2m Feb 02, 2017
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CA long-haul trucker dies in Utah from tooth infection that spread
A California truck driver died in Ytah this week, from what started as a tooth ache. (picture from KRCA)
2m Feb 01, 2017
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Layton Utah family sues over girl's desire to wrestle in jr high
A federal judge is scheduled to hear the arguments Wednesday afternoon.(file photo)
1m Feb 01, 2017
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S.L. County Council urges revocation of Trump's refugee and immigration order
Salt Lake County Councilmembers approved a resolution urging for a revocation of President Donald Trump's recent order halting the intake of refugees into the U.S. and banning nearly all forms of travel to the country from seven nations in the Middle East and Africa.
1m Feb 01, 2017
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Utah Senator Mike Lee talks about Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch
Utah Senator Mike Lee is praising President Trump's Supreme Court nominee pick of Neil Gorsuch. The Senator joined Brian and Amanda on Utah's morning news.
4m Feb 01, 2017
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Congressman Jason Chaffetz talks about Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch
Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz joined Brian and Amanda on Utah's Morning news to talk about President Trump's selection of judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court.
7m Feb 01, 2017
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Utah's federal legislators praise Supreme Court nominee
They have nothing but praise for Judge Neil Gorsuch whom they say will uphold and interpret the law, and not create it. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672296/Utah-senators-praise-Supreme-Court-nomination.html
1m Feb 01, 2017
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Healthcare protestors arrested outside of Sen. Hatch's office
U.S. Capitol Police took 47 protestors from Utah Senator Orrin Hatch’s Washington D.C. office to jail. They face misdemeanor charges.
27s Feb 01, 2017
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Bill limits use of physical restraint of students by school employees
Restraint of unruly students by school employees would be limited to certain circumstances under a bill endorsed Monday by the Utah Legislature's House Education Committee.(file photo)
1m Jan 31, 2017
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Boy Scouts will allow transgender children into programs
The National Commissioner of the Boy Scouts says acceptance of transgendered boys into troops has been accepted by the troops themselves. More on the story: http://abcn.ws/2kkYXMX
1m Jan 31, 2017
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Utah educators protest Trump's education secretary pick
Protesters stood outside the Wallace F. Bennett Federal Building in a show of opposition to U.S. Secretary of Education nominee Betsy DeVos.(picture: Deseret News)
1m Jan 31, 2017
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New bill looks at abusive conduct toward Utah educators
The bill amends provisions related to abusive conduct toward school employees, for example from a student or parent.
1m Jan 30, 2017
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Former refugee now in Utah talks about wife in Sudan
Local immigration attorneys say their clients are wondering about the new timeline for getting their family members to this country after President Trump's executive order.
2m Jan 30, 2017
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Shooting suspect surrenders are firing at police cruiser
Nervous moments for American Fork police, after they learned a man wanted to shoot them.
1m Jan 30, 2017
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Determining balance between safety, due process in Trump's immigration order
What authority does President Trump have through his executive order freezing immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries?
1m Jan 30, 2017
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School districts may finally get their clean fuel buses
It has taken years, but a Utah Representative says this may be the year he can pass and fund a bill to replace old school buses with new clean fuel buses. File Photo of school bus: Jay Dortzbach/KSL-TV
1m Jan 28, 2017
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Four-alarm blaze wrecks Sandy public works building
It could be days before Sandy fire investigators determine the cause of a blaze that destroyed 12 snowplows and heavy-duty trucks.
1m Jan 27, 2017
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Utah Senator Orrin Hatch talks about President Trump's first week in office
Utah Senator Orrin Hatch joined Brian and Tim on Utah's Morning news to talk about President Trump's first week in office, as well as a meeting the Senator had with the President. In that meeting Hatch tells KSL they discussed a range of topics from potential Supreme Court justice picks to the newly created Bears Ears national monument in Utah.
6m Jan 27, 2017
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GOP Senate leaders not ready to back bill to change liquor laws
They credit those laws as well as "our social norms" for Utah's low alcohol abuse rates.(PIC: Deseret News)
1m Jan 27, 2017
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Zion National Park hit by federal hiring freeze
A spokesman says they are not sure what they can do now about hiring temporary workers for the busy summer season ahead.
1m Jan 27, 2017
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Chaffetz won't investigate President's voter fraud claims
Congressman, other teams find no evidence fraud cost President Trump three million popular votes in November.
1m Jan 26, 2017
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Proposed bill mandates testing of all rape kits
HB-200 would also require law enforcement to submit rape kits for testing within 30 days. More on the bill: http://le.utah.gov/~2017/bills/static/HB0200.html
1m Jan 26, 2017
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Utahns have mixed reactions to Trump's proposed wall, limits on refugees
(picture from Deseret News: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865671860/Utahns-have-mixed-reactions-to-Trumps-proposed-wall-limits-on-refugees.html)
1m Jan 26, 2017
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Utah bill would protect personal info of police and family members
SB 31 passed the Senate's first reading and will be heard in a House committee Thursday afternoon.
1m Jan 26, 2017
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New bill would remove "Zion Curtains" in restaurants
Lawmakers could tear down the liquor shields in Utah restaurants, if they strike some deals with key players. More on the story: https://www.ksl.com/?sid=42978941&nid=148
1m Jan 25, 2017
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Some 'spoiled' ballots would be counted under proposal
The Utah House passes a bill that would give rejected ballots a second chance. More on the story: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865671770/Some-spoiled-ballots-would-be-counted-under-proposal.html
1m Jan 25, 2017
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Alpine School Board voting on new calendar options after winter break complaints
Thousands signed a petition saying that students did not have enough time off this year.
1m Jan 25, 2017
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Utah teacher turnover may be higher than previously reported
The turnover contributes to a teacher shortage and precious education dollars.
1m Jan 25, 2017
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Police investigating domestic dispute turned homicide
At least one man is dead, and another man and woman are wounded, following a shooting in a West Valley City home.
1m Jan 24, 2017
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Court docs: Murray man stalked, threatened LDS Bishop
Murray police say a man was upset after meeting with his singles ward Bishop about going to BYU Idaho.
1m Jan 24, 2017
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Josh Holt family asks President Trump for help
The mother of a Riverton native imprisoned in Venezuela is begging new President Donald Trump to prioritize his release
1m Jan 24, 2017
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Legislator pushes bill to bring seat belts to Utah school buses
File photo: KSL TV
1m Jan 24, 2017
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Resistance to bill mandating capital punishment for killing police
One state legislator wants to make targeting and killing a peace officer an automatic capital offense.
2m Jan 23, 2017
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