Inmate promises his next release will last more than 6 hours
Man convicted in 2001 killing believes 4th attempt at parole will be his last. http://desne.ws/2k7tXp
26s Jul 18, 2016
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DEQ warns Jordan river and surrounding canals could have toxic water from Utah Algae bloom
The poisonous algae bloom we've watched spread across Utah lake, is now affecting some residents in Salt Lake County.
1m Jul 18, 2016
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Mormons don't want leaders to endorse political candidates
A new poll shows Utahns and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are not in favor of voting advice this fall. Picture: Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
1m Jul 18, 2016
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Former Dixie State University acting professor found not guilty of assault
Varlo Davenport was accused of pulling a student's hair in his class. The Spectrum of St George reports the jury returned a not guilty verdict Thursday night.
1m Jul 15, 2016
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Terrorism top of mind for Utah FBI agents
The FBI office in Salt Lake City has active investigations into what the agency calls home-grown, violent terrorists, the special agent in charge said Thursday.
1m Jul 15, 2016
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Pew survey: Evangelicals Rally to Trump more than Romney
They don’t find him more religious, but more white Evangelical Republicans support Donald Trump now than Mitt Romney four years ago. http://pewrsr.ch/29Sjylg
25s Jul 14, 2016
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Brad Garrett talks convention security on Utah's Morning News
ABC News crime and terrorism expert Brad Garrett joined Brian and Amanda on Utah's Morning News to discuss security at the upcoming political conventions.
3m Jul 14, 2016
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Legislature unanimously approves State Fairpark money, anti-drone laws
Not much muss or fuss at the state legislature's latest special session that produced eight bills for the governor to sign. http://desne.ws/3mprtI
1m Jul 14, 2016
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Utah's VidAngel countersues Hollywood studios
The movie-editing company Vidangel accuses Hollywood of conspiracy against companies like them.
2m Jul 14, 2016
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Charges: Sandy woman used chains on doors to keep elderly mother inside house
A woman manipulated her elderly mother's finances without permission and kept chains on doors to keep the woman from leaving the house, a criminal case filed Wednesday claims.
2m Jul 14, 2016
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert live on Utah's Morning News
Utah Governor Gary Herbert joined Brian and Amanda to talk about the special session today that will in part talk about increasing penalties for drone owners who fly near wildfires, preventing air drops.
4m Jul 13, 2016
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$1.6 million dollar lawsuit over 2012 Quail Fire near Alpine, Utah
The feds filed a civil lawsuit against a construction company and subcontractors they say started the huge blaze four years ago.(file photo)
1m Jul 13, 2016
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Utah legislative interim committee to study costs of abolishing death penalty
Lawmakers expect the bill to come back next session, and they want to ascertain any possible savings.
2m Jul 13, 2016
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Investigators check for arson behind two destroyed homes
Two homes under construction in South Jordan are a total loss after an overnight blaze tore through them.
1m Jul 12, 2016
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NFL player arrested on suspicion of drug possession
A former USU football star has been cited in Utah on the eve of a youth football he started and named for himself.
27s Jul 12, 2016
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FBI: Lyle Jeffs likely used olive oil to ditch ankle monitor, flee law enforcement
Investigators believe Jeffs removed the GPS tracker from his ankle on June 18.
2m Jul 12, 2016
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Security, privacy concerns with Pokemon Go
The app collects data, and can access a lot of Google information.
2m Jul 12, 2016
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Condemnation of Confederate flag in American Fork parade
American Fork is apologizing for whoever drove through its Steel Days Grand Parade with a Confederate flag.
27s Jul 11, 2016
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Two brothers in critical condition after camping accident
Two brothers were rushed to the hospital after heavy tree branches fell on their tent in Provo. Investigators wonder what went wrong.
1m Jul 11, 2016
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LDS missionaries to remain in Russia despite new law restricting missionary work
The LDS Church released a statement on Friday afternoon saying that its missionaries will remain in Russia in the wake of a new law that restricts missionary work in the country.
1m Jul 11, 2016
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Utah GOP delegate wants party platform to follow 1860 model
The Republican Party's packed platform should be replaced with the same kind of simply stated principles that the GOP stood for when Abraham Lincoln ran for president, Sutherland Institute President Boyd Matheson said.read more: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865657784/Utah-GOP-delegate-wants-party-platform-to-follow-1860-model.html
2m Jul 11, 2016
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Opening weekend of Utah Shakespeare Festival
The 2016 season of the Utah Shakespeare Festival opens this weekend with the Shakespeare plays being performed in the new Engelstad Shakespeare Theater. Hear my interview with Josh Stavros from the Festival telling us all about the new plays and the new new arts center that await us in Cedar City.
9m Jul 08, 2016
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Local officers weigh in on the Dallas sniper shooting and tensions with the public
The deaths of 5-police, with 7-other officers and 2-civilians injured at the hands a sniper in Dallas, followed in the wake of two separate incidents this week where police shot and killed black civilians in Louisiana and Minnesota. Salt Lake County Sheriff Jim Winder and Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown spoke at length with Brian and Amanda from KSL News Radio's Utah Morning News about t...
14m Jul 08, 2016
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Local reaction to Dallas sniper shootings from former Police Chief Chris Burbank
The former Salt Lake City Police Chief is in Washington D-C for a conference about public trust and safety. He spoke to KSL News Radio's Brian and Amanda about his impressions of the Dallas shootings which killed 5-police, wounded 7-other officers and 2-civilians.
1m Jul 08, 2016
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Widow of Sgt Cory Wride talks about Dallas shootings
Nanette Wride says her heart is heavy.(file photo)
1m Jul 08, 2016
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Former SLCPD chief talks about police shootings
Chris Burbank says the system is failing.(file photo)
1m Jul 08, 2016
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Medication in sewage water is affecting river trout
Decades ago federal agencies asked you to flush extra pills down the toilet, but in the last few years the message has changed. Now health programs are trying desperately to break the habit. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily explains what happens when your extra meds hit the sewage system.
2m Jul 07, 2016
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Trump to meet with Hatch and other GOP leaders today
Senator Orrin Hatch has a few choice words for presidential hopeful Donald Trump. This comes before a sit down with several leading GOP members.
24s Jul 07, 2016
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One of two suspects in custody after double shooting in Midvale
A suspect in the shooting death of two Midvale teens last night has turned himself in.
26s Jul 07, 2016
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Chaffetz will question FBI director about Clinton recommendation
FBI Director James Comey is scheduled to testify Thursday before a congressional committee headed up by Chaffetz to explain the decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton over her handling of classified emails.
2m Jul 07, 2016
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Public lands lawyers billed Utah for luxury flights, hotels
DC watchdog group says Utah is paying for first-class airfare, stays at luxury hotels and steakhouse meals.
1m Jul 07, 2016
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Smoking cars still on Utah roads
The Standard-Examiner's research shows complaints are coming in, but the polluting cars and trucks remain.(image: YouTube)
1m Jul 06, 2016
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New report shows the number of women and families seeking help from homeless shelter rose more than 100 percent in last decade
The numbers of single women and families seeking help from the road home has risen dramatically in the last 10 years.
1m Jul 06, 2016
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TRAX operator made mistake that led to May's train derailment
An update in the investigation into a trax derailment last May. A police report shows the operator thought he was going straight when he took a turn too fast. Picture: Jeffrey Allred, Deseret News
23s Jul 06, 2016
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Two major fires still burning; another one starts overnight
Brush fire near Farmington Canyon threatens homes, crews have the fire out but now trying to find the cause.
1m Jul 06, 2016
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Environmental group wants more lead testing for Utah children
A group of health care professionals with a focus on environmental issues is asking state lawmakers to pay for blood lead testing for pregnant mothers and infants.
1m Jul 05, 2016
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Fireworks spark fires in Utah
At least two Utah families are cleaning up today after Independence day fireworks sparked neighborhood fires
1m Jul 05, 2016
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Recruitment efforts are working in Utah, as more women become wild land fire fighters
More women are joining the ranks of our wildland fire fighters as Utah pushes to diversify the ranks. Picture of Saddle Fire: Spenser Heaps, Deseret News
1m Jul 05, 2016
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Poll: Majority of Utahns oppose transgender bathroom accommodations
A new poll shows how Utahns feel about the national debate.Picture and poll from Utahpolicy.com
1m Jul 05, 2016
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13 percent of Utah households struggling to afford enough food
A new report from the Food Research and Action Center shows how many people deal with food hardship.
1m Jul 01, 2016
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Mitt Romney's family wants him to run again
Mitt Romney outlined his reasons why he still can't vote for Trump or Clinton, and talked about how his family thinks he ought to jump in.
2m Jun 30, 2016
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Two killed in high-speed crash in Roy
The area of 6000 S 3500 W in Roy was closed for many hours for the investigation.
2m Jun 30, 2016
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Davis Co. Sheriff promises transparency in jail investigation
Sheriff Todd Richardson says changes will happen if necessary, after a female inmate died at the Davis Co. Jail.
1m Jun 29, 2016
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Gov. Gary Herbert calls margin of victory over challenger 'stunning'
Not surprisingly, last night’s winners in the Utah GOP gubernatorial and congressional races won big.http://desne.ws/i51kUC
1m Jun 29, 2016
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Utah Lake levels dropping
Low lake levels mean changes for Utah County Search and Rescue Crews.
1m Jun 29, 2016
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Misty Snow likely to advance to general election in Utah
The democrat will then face Utah Senator Mike Lee.
2m Jun 29, 2016
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Primary day in Utah
Most counties in Utah are conducting this election via vote-by-mail.
3m Jun 28, 2016
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Utah counties determined to find port for coal
Oakland's City Council voted down the plan Monday night.
2m Jun 28, 2016
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National Veterans Wheelchair Games underway in Salt Lake
Wounded veterans from all over the county have converged on Salt Lake City for a number of competitions. The Veterans Affairs Secretary joins them.
1m Jun 28, 2016
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Children blame mother’s death on Davis County Jail
Three adult children claim the Davis County Jail did not do what it took to keep their mother alive.
25s Jun 28, 2016
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