Foggy weather conditions
The Wasatch Front saw a problematic Monday morning commute.
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Cottonwood Heights Police officers spend own money to help homeless woman
We are hearing from two CHPD officers who were called on a trespassing call, but didn't want to have the woman be out in the cold. So they reached into their own pockets.
1m Dec 08, 2017
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Provo Police search for more potential sex assault victims
Police arrested photographer Kyle Navarrete, 32, suspected of sexually assaulting four teenage boys aspiring to be models.
1m Dec 08, 2017
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Current inversion layer could last two weeks
Brace yourselves. The dreaded inversion layer may hover over northern Utah for quite some time, and it’s not even the middle of inversion season.
1m Dec 07, 2017
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Utah's governor says Steve Bannon's attack on Mitt Romney is Mormon bigotry.
Gov. Gary Herbert slammed Steve Bannon, former chief strategist to President Donald Trump, as a "Mormon bigot" Wednesday after Bannon accused Mitt Romney of hiding behind his LDS faith to avoid serving in Vietnam.
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Police train to avoid use of deadly force
Training is constant for Salt Lake City Police who are trying to avoid deadly use-of-force confrontations. KSL Newsradio’s Peter Samore took part at the Pioneer Precinct.
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Rep. Chris Stewart proposes national park in Grand Staircase-Escalante
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, introduced legislation Tuesday to create a new national park in a piece of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.(Deseret News file photo of Escalante Canyon)
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Supporters, opponents rally inside, outside capitol for President's executive order
In spite of the anger outside, joy inside the capitol rotunda, where supporters watched President Trump order the reduction of two national monuments. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900005057/air-force-one-on-its-way-to-salt-lake-city.html
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UDOT: Some Christmas Trees never make it home
Shoppers who chop or buy their Christmas Trees this weekend should know how to get them home safely.
1m Dec 01, 2017
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UDOT wants drivers to prepare for winter
A UDOT driver who was hit head-on during the last storm, wants all drivers to be prepared for bad weather again. Especially in the canyons.
1m Dec 01, 2017
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CDC: Youth suicide increased 141% in Utah
An alarming trend is happening in Utah—many more youth are dying by suicide in our state than in other states, and now health officials and advocates are trying to find out why.
1m Nov 30, 2017
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Utah health officials fighting Hepatitis A outbreak
Utah is dealing with a large number of Hepatitis A cases, as an outbreak from other states reached here. It's a contagious liver disease.
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Police talk about preventing package theft
More ordering online means more packages being delivered, which means more opportunity for porch thieves. Police are offering some safety tips.
1m Nov 27, 2017
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Ex-pro footballer accused of killing his wife in Park City makes first court appearance
Even the public defender of a murder suspect was surprised to see him enter the way he did into the Summit County Justice Court. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900004659/ex-pro-footballer-accused-of-killing-his-wife-in-park-city-makes-first-court-appearance.html
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Family of Taylorsville man killed in hit-and-run offer forgiveness for accused driver
The Taylorsville family of a 19-year-old man struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver on Thanksgiving Eve says they have forgiven her. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900004554/police-identify-man-killed-in-hit-and-run-in-taylorsville.html
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Black Friday becomes Small Business Saturday
Done with the stress of Black Friday? Perhaps “Small Business Saturday” might bring some relaxation for shoppers and retailers.
1m Nov 24, 2017
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Police talk Black Friday shopping safety tips
This weekend is a big one for shopping – but also a big one for thieves.
1m Nov 24, 2017
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Families circle block for frozen turkeys in SLC
Thousands of needy families got free turkeys and fixings, that they otherwise wouldn’t have had, just in time for Thanksgiving.
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Couple charged in murder of U. student makes first court appearance
The couple's cases will be tried together, for now. The husband could face the death penalty. More on the story: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900004372/man-charged-with-murdering-u-student-makes-first-court-appearance.html
1m Nov 21, 2017
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106th South I-15 underpass opens Wednesday
A new tunnel opens Wednesday at 106th South in Sandy. The construction project is finishing early, in time for the holiday shopping season.
1m Nov 21, 2017
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BYU research looks at what makes freeways safe
New research from BYU says freeways can be safer if they have certain things in common.
1m Nov 21, 2017
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Team begs for more informants in 1995 murder
Private investigators say they have new clues about a 9-year-old Salt Lake girl’s murder 22 years ago, but they cannot release any of them. More details: www.whokilledrosie.com
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Rain, snow to last all day Friday
This storm will be parked over us all day. The ski resorts hope it lasts, the Salt Lake Airport tweeted a picture of de-icing planes, and it is making for wet crowds watching the high school championship games at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
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Utah updates dashboard for Controlled Substance Database
As Utah tries to fight the high number of people addicted to pain pills, state officials are turning more focus on the prescribers of those pills. And they have a new tool this week.
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Police: burglar spends two hours ransacking home
A burglar in Taylorsville took clothing, jewelry he tried on in home near 1500 W. 4200 South. Unified Police are still looking for him.
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Click it or ticket campaign kicks off for Thanksgiving week
A family that knows the importance of buckling up, joined police today to urge Utahns to always wear seatbelts.
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Larry H and Gail Miller Family Foundation gives $5.3M to U for diabetes fight
The University of Utah says the money will launch a new initiative called Drive out Diabetes. Larry H Miller died of complications from Type 2 Diabetes in 2009.
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Coming soon: ATVs on Antelope Island?
For the first time, all-terrain vehicles could be zipping around Antelope Island and all of its wildlife.
1m Nov 13, 2017
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Teamwork leads to arrest of Provo sex assault suspect
Astute police at BYU spotted a sexual assault suspect lurking on campus, and led Provo Police to capture him.
1m Nov 13, 2017
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Shock over four family members found dead in Mapleton
One neighbor says he saw no warning signs and can't believe what appears to have happened next door.
1m Nov 10, 2017
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Police: Masked boy flashes knife at Syracuse High janitors
Police are determining why a teenager threatened two janitors at Syracuse High and lit a fire outside after school hours.
1m Nov 09, 2017
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Feds to help Utah tackle opioid and heroin addiction
A new program just launched in Utah to tackle prescription drug addiction and the often-resulting heroin addiction head-on through all angles.
1m Nov 08, 2017
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Utahns rush to return their ballots
It’s too late to postmark your mail-in ballots for today’s election, but it’s not too late to fill them out and turn them in.
1m Nov 07, 2017
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Police look for suspects in spate of hotel robberies
Officers in Utah County want to know if one man, or one team, was behind five hotel heists within 24 hours.
1m Nov 06, 2017
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Pastor France Davis talks about TX church shootings
Pastor France Davis of the Calvary Baptist Church in Salt Lake City is interviewed about the deadly shootings in Texas.
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Salt Lake Police break ties with "Shop with a Cop" program
The Salt Lake Police Association still wants to buy Christmas gifts for needy children, but won’t use “Shop with a Cop” to do it.
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How police agencies teamed up to capture SLC murder suspect
Salt Lake Valley agencies didn’t fight when different roles in searching for the man suspected of killing a Chinese student at the University of Utah.
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Expert: Russia Facebook ads worked to divide U.S.
An analysis of the Russian Facebook ads that ran during last year’s election reveals they sought to divide Americans socially more than politically. More on the story: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/facebook-twitter-google-full-picture-russian-interference-lawyers/story?id=50864906
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Not all buses being used by schools meet safety standards
Some charter schools and private schools in Utah are finding out the hard way that they just can't use any bus to transport kids to activities.
1m Nov 02, 2017
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Ski season within sight
Now that Halloween is over, it’s almost ski season. Park City Mountain and Brian Head open on November 17th; the others are setting their opening dates as well, and they will be helped by a storm coming this weekend which promises snow in the mountains.
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U. administrators tear up recalling murdered student
Emotions were high at the University of Utah, as the campus comes to grips with a deadly shooting of an international student there.
1m Oct 31, 2017
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Why we like being scared around Halloween
If you enjoy scary shows and haunted houses, you have some psychology to back you up. (file photo from Intermountain Healthcare)
1m Oct 31, 2017
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New Life Flight Jet for organ retrieval in Utah
A new partnership means a big boost to organ transplants in Utah. It’s a jet that can fly around the country to pick up organs and even patients.
1m Oct 30, 2017
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Highway Patrol looks to back-fill reassigned troopers
The UHP hopes to hire all the recruits in its latest academy to replace the troopers reassigned from highways to Salt Lake City streets.
1m Oct 27, 2017
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Heroes honored for saving life in Riverton Park
A reunion for a 48-year-old man and the three ladies who performed CPR to save his life at a picnic in Riverton.
1m Oct 26, 2017
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Opioid addiction concerns growing
Utah advocates, doctors, lawmakers and more are working on the problem of opioid addiction.
1m Oct 26, 2017
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Study: politicians' harsh rhetoric inspires more polarization
If politicians would improve their word choices, two BYU professors say they wouldn’t divide their own political parties so much. Their study: https://news.byu.edu/news/all-fair-love-and-ward-politicians-divide-political-parties-violent-speech
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Crash survivors urge Halloween safety
A family who was hit while trick-or-treating 2 years ago, came back to the spot in Salt Lake City on Wednesday to share a safety message for others.
1m Oct 25, 2017
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Emergency call reveals suspect turning himself in
A warrant suspect had to call Salt Lake City Police because he got stuck in a coal chute. Police have just released the audio of the call.
1m Oct 24, 2017
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Mormon bishop in Ohio dies in scouting rappelling accident
An LDS bishop killed in Ohio is being remembered by Utahns as well for his service and friendship.(family photo)
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