"Vampire trucker" pleads guilty to two more crimes
Timothy Vafeades, 56, pleaded guilty to transporting two women across state lines for sex. He had filed their teeth and his to look like vampires.
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Man sues to marry his computer
Truth is stranger than fiction. A Utah County man has filed suit because he has been told he cannot legally marry his computer.
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Success stories with new app for teens in Utah
This summer more clergy and school counselors are training on a new app called :SafeUT" to help teens in crisis.
45s Jun 29, 2016
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Spike in drivers, enforcement expected this holiday weekend
Utah is bracing for the most drivers this Fourth of July holiday in nine years… especially for the bad drivers.
37s Jun 29, 2016
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Learning about imports, exports and attitudes after Brexit
We are getting a look at what eventually may happen in Utah because of Brexit in Britain, as a monthly Zions bank survey looks at how we feel about the economy.
46s Jun 28, 2016
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Family considers lawsuit for mom who died in jail
Three adult children whose mother died in Davis County Jail are also trying to adjust to life without her. They remember Kara Noakes as woman who would "give the shirt off her back."
36s Jun 28, 2016
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Alicia Englert back in court
Yet more testing for the Kearns woman charged with attempted murder for putting her newborn baby girl into a neighbor's trash can in 2014. NOTE: Utah's Safe Haven law allows anyone to anonymously and safely leave a newborn at a hospital within 72 hours with no questions asked.
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Former Brit living in Utah weighs in on Brexit
While some said they really aren't political and didn't want to talk about it, one woman born in Sussex talked about her surprise over the vote to leave the EU.
34s Jun 24, 2016
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Couple suspected of at least 25 robberies
Pizza delivery and fast food restaurants can breathe a sigh of relief, now that a suspected, prolific robbery couple is off the streets. http://desne.ws/PLEZAx
36s Jun 24, 2016
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Evacuations lifted at Saddle Fire
Fire crews believe airdrops and containment lines will keep the southern Utah blaze at bay, but residents are ready to leave again if it gets out of hand.
35s Jun 23, 2016
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Utah reaction to immigration ruling
The US Supreme Court's tie means President Obama's executive orders on immigration will remain blocked. Many Utah officials are happy, but some local activists and attorneys are not.
35s Jun 23, 2016
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An up-close, personal look at the Saddle Fire
Firefighters took reporters, including KSL Newsradio's Peter Samore, within a mile of the 823-acre Saddle Fire burning near evacuated homes in Pine Valley's Lloyd Canyon.
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Gov. Herbert offers praise, tongue lashing at Saddle Fire
Gov. Herbert calls for harsher penalties for private drone operators who interfere with firefighting efforts, as seen in Washington County's Saddle Fire that forced 185 evacuations.
35s Jun 22, 2016
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Body of missing hiker found near Alta Ski Resort
Authorities say the young woman went hiking alone and must have accidentally fallen.
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Lack of water pressure, supply nothing new to Saratoga Springs
Residents in the southern part of the city woke up to no water pressure for showers. Saratoga Springs is using culinary water to boost secondary water supplies. Officials say they're looking for other sources.
36s Jun 21, 2016
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Two Utah survivors prepare to introduce "Fight Like Girls"
The effort was started by Bre Lasley, and Elizabeth Smart is lending her support.
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Chaffetz, Teng square off -- but not at same time
Only a few differences emerged between Utah’s third district congressman and his Republican challenger during their candidates forum. Rep. Jason Chaffetz and Chia-Chi Teng will not debate before the June 28 primary election.
36s Jun 20, 2016
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Open sales begin today for fireworks in Utah
The state fire marshal talks about the heat, and some of the restrictions. More at firemarshal.utah.gov.
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Former Gov. Leavitt stumping for "Count My Vote" candidates
They didn’t make the ballot the way the Utah County GOP wanted, but Utah's former governor is giving state house candidates who collected signatures big boost for their June 28 primary campaigns.
36s Jun 17, 2016
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How will a rapid D-N-A bill affect local law enforcement
A bill co-sponsored by Utah Senator Orrin Hatch passes unanimously. Now it goes to the House for a vote. But, local agencies can't wait to get started with FBI guidelines on DNA testing.
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Trash piles rising in Rose Park before "neighborhood cleanup"
Salt Lake City Sanitation is trying to eliminate the massive stacks of waste building up in front of Rose Park homes, but residents aren’t helping.
37s Jun 16, 2016
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Deputies: thief with penchant for pawning busted
Utah County Sheriff’s Deputies say they tracked the suspect through a stolen property database. But victims may have to wait to get their stuff back.
37s Jun 15, 2016
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Women around Utah hiking this Saturday to raise awareness for postpartum mood disorders
It's part of the effort called "Climb Out of the Darkness."
44s Jun 15, 2016
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2 in critical condition after crash with 10-ton military dump truck
Two National Guard soldiers are on “safety stand down,” after the UHP says they crashed their 10-ton dump truck into a couple in a pickup truck.
36s Jun 14, 2016
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Utahns to honor Orlando shooting victims
In mourning and solidarity, Utahns across the state will gather tonight for the 102 people injured or killed in the Orlando nightclub shooting.
36s Jun 13, 2016
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Man arrested, suspected of burglary, sexual assault
The man Ogden Police say broke into a home and sexually assaulted a teenage girl knew his victims. They add he may have been under the influence of methamphetamine.
35s Jun 13, 2016
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Mayor Jackie Biskupski concerned for LGBT events in SLC
The mass shooting which focused on a gay night club in Orlando, Florida is giving the Salt Lake City mayor pause.
30s Jun 13, 2016
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Teens rush to aid after crash totals car
A mother and her young children in desperate need of help after a bad car accident get it from some Davis County teenagers.
36s Jun 10, 2016
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Provo man's body found in freezer; police arrest adult son
Omar Carmona, 37, accused of killing his father, managed to stay out of prison two years ago through a mental health program.
37s Jun 10, 2016
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Utah DWR sent into capture and relocate moose wandering U of U campus
The young bull moose spent most of the morning munching grass in the Fort Douglas area.(Picture via University of Utah twitter account)
38s Jun 10, 2016
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The summer job: Here's how teens can take the initiative
Jobs for teenagers are somewhat rarer this summer, but the state has ways – and federal money – to help them find work.
37s Jun 09, 2016
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Officials expect 'normal' fire season in Utah
A rainier May and drier June may not cause extraordinary problems for state wildlands, but fire officials say that shouldn't make any of us comfortable.
36s Jun 09, 2016
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Trump, 'big ideas' focus of Romney's retreat for GOP elite
An insider gives us a preview of what to expect at Mitt Romney’s exclusive Experts and Enthusiasts retreat this weekend in Park City.
36s Jun 09, 2016
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Federal Jury: Utah call centers violated Do Not Call list
A judge may order up to a trillion dollars in damages that some Utah companies would have to pay, after a jury found them guilty of violating the Do Not Call registry. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
33s Jun 09, 2016
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Charges filed against estranged husband of Salt Lake restauranteur
Craig Crawford faces aggravated murder, arson charges in death of John Williams.
36s Jun 08, 2016
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Thief makes off with money for children
Someone must have needed money desperately. West Jordan Police say a man stole collection jugs from a Smith’s for Primary Children's Hospital.
36s Jun 08, 2016
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Mosquito abatement starts early in Utah County
More rain in May means more mosquitoes flying around in June. Utah County is not giving them much chance to live.
33s Jun 07, 2016
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Navy testing disables GPS for small plane pilots
The Navy is testing equipment and devices in California, so small plane pilots over Utah and the West won’t have GPS today and throughout June.
36s Jun 07, 2016
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Salt Lake Fire crews investigate cause of 3 alarm fire on Foothill Drive
A man was rescued out the window from the third floor, and a cat was also brought out safely from the apartment complex.
41s Jun 06, 2016
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Rio Tinto pumping water to prevent landslide
Amid fears of “the big one” striking Utah in the next half-century, Rio Tinto is acting to prevent a landslide at its Magna dumping ground.
38s Jun 03, 2016
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Investigating "clearly inappropriate" test question
A test question that popped up about abortion during a 10th grade biology test is now under review….and so is the process behind how those test questions are written and picked at Utah's Electronic High School. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
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Riverdale Police investigate suspicious death
Police say a man was found dead in a creek behind the Riverdale Shopping Center.
31s Jun 02, 2016
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West Jordan High grads visit Heartland Elementary
A surprise visit from high school grads to elementary school may hopefully inspire those younger kids to stay in school and make big plans for the future. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports from West Jordan.
36s Jun 01, 2016
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Tooele County teens grieve over car accident
Teenagers and adults are grieving via social media for the five teens in the Tooele County car crash, as troopers figure out what went wrong.
37s Jun 01, 2016
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State Dems spar over superdelegates
It was quite a fight last night among Utah Democrats at their Central Committee meeting, with Bernie Sanders supporters trying to punish superdelegates committed to Hillary Clinton.
35s Jun 01, 2016
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Utah Congressman in Maine for public lands issues
Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah) says he’s acting as House Natural Resources Chairman during his appearance in Maine, where people are debating creation of a national monument.
34s Jun 01, 2016
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"Robo-texts" go out from Gov. Herbert's reelection campaign
Through a mass-text message, Governor Herbert’s reelection campaign is “robo-texting” Utah voters to get their support for next month's closed Republican Primary, and providing a link to register as a Republican.
37s May 31, 2016
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Stronger penalty for those who physically harm health care workers
Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed SB 106 into law, which deals with assaults on those who provide emergency or life-saving care.
45s May 31, 2016
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Police in Cottonwood Heights investigating homicide
The investigation of a man found dead in a car in a parking lot is taking police to other Salt Lake Valley cities.
34s May 27, 2016
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Crews anticipate more outdoor recreation risks
Rescue crews are bracing for Memorial Day Weekend, when they expect more Utahns to enjoy themselves in swift rivers.
38s May 25, 2016
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