Homes, cars tagged in South Salt Lake
A South Salt Lake neighborhood and police are enraged after vandals tagged their homes and cars and caused $1,000 in damage.
1m Oct 23, 2017
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Bodycam video shows suspect flash gun at Orem Police
Bodycam video from Orem shows just how quickly encounters could turn violent or deadly between suspects and police.
1m Oct 19, 2017
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Salt Lake's Jackson Elementary working on solving transient problem
Jackson Elementary's principal says Operation Rio Grande appeared to push some transient and homeless people to her school's playground. But new steps are helping make the problem better.
1m Oct 17, 2017
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Weber students behind racial slur video kept home at district's request
Five Weber High Schoolers who posted a viral video with a racial slur did not go to school today. A district spokesman says they’re quickly learning a lesson.
1m Oct 17, 2017
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Perry teen girl dies, another in critical condition
One of the two teenage girls trying to cross a busy highway in Perry has died, while the other struggles to survive.
1m Oct 16, 2017
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Veterans, union members rally outside Salt Lake VA hospital
They say there are critical staffing shortages nationwide that need to be addressed by Congress.
1m Oct 16, 2017
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Train company breaks ground for new plant in Salt Lake City
A new train manufacturing facility will be built in Utah. Stadler broke ground Friday west of the Salt Lake International Airport.
1m Oct 13, 2017
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Toddler left behind at Corn Maze; not reported til morning
West Jordan Police say a three year old boy spent the night in the custody of Child and Family Services after he was found alone in a corn maze Monday night. A woman didn't call until Tuesday morning saying the boy was missing.
1m Oct 10, 2017
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Intermountain begins blood study for breast cancer
A new study hopes to find out if breast cancer can be detected in someone’s blood much earlier than it’s found on a mammogram.
1m Oct 09, 2017
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Large-scale event connecting homeless to services
Hundreds of volunteers and community partners helped get men, women and families who are homeless in Salt Lake City to the services they might otherwise not have been able to access.
1m Oct 06, 2017
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Utah woman says former Marine saved her life in Las Vegas
The family of Megan Tubbs, from Price, Utah, put out the word on Facebook to try to locate the man, and people identified him and say he is safe.
1m Oct 05, 2017
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Big development planned for Sugarhouse
Ground breaking Wednesday for a major new development in Sugarhouse at the site of the old Shopko, but some residents have been worried it may be too big.
1m Oct 05, 2017
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Neighborhood angry at hangman in Holladay
His neighbors were outraged, but a dummy that a Holladay man hanged from his tree says it’s only a Halloween decoration.
1m Oct 04, 2017
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'Symphony' among chaos of Las Vegas shooting
First responders are describing the chaos they experienced during and after the Las Vegas shooting in that big concert on the Strip.
1m Oct 03, 2017
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Utah's Red Cross at yet another U.S. disaster, this one manmade
Volunteers with Utah’s American Red Cross have deployed to Las Vegas, just one of several large disaster areas they’re working right now.
1m Oct 03, 2017
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St. George woman gets separated from family in Vegas shooting
A Saint George woman recounts how she survived the mass shooting at the Route 91 Concert in Las Vegas.
1m Oct 03, 2017
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Brussels bombing survivor says faith, forgiveness key to healing
A Utahn who survived the Brussels bombing says he had to let go.
1m Oct 03, 2017
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Wife's reminder to buckle up came at the right time
A photo taped in a Lehi man's car may have saved his life in a crash.
1m Sep 29, 2017
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Vivint Arena explains seat situation
Vivint Smart Home Arena is apologizing for any seating problems people had Wednesday night at the first major concert since the renovation.
1m Sep 28, 2017
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Utah team prepared for emergency amputations in the field
University Hospital offers Utah’s first mobile trauma team to perform emergency amputations for victims stuck in the field.
1m Sep 28, 2017
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Free clinics helping Dreamers in Utah
The BYU law school is holding a free legal clinic Thursday night, September 28 in Provo to help Dreamers before a critical deadline.
1m Sep 27, 2017
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Utahns gathering donations, supplies for Puerto Rico
A group of Puerto Ricans who now live in Utah has put together a donation drive to help the devastated island.
1m Sep 26, 2017
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New safety and sexual assault awareness website at the U of U
The University of Utah has launched a new website completely dedicated to safety on campus. It's safeu.utah.edu
1m Sep 25, 2017
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Construction on new terminal, roadway underway for new airport
The cranes are swinging, the concrete is flowing and the steel is rising for what will be Salt Lake City’s new airport.
1m Sep 22, 2017
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Bluffdale students raise money for Houston students
A student's idea to help Hurricane Harvey victims grew into the entire student body of Bluffdale Elementary working to help.
1m Sep 22, 2017
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BYU starts selling caffeinated soda on campus
BYU started selling caffeinated soda on campus Thursday, for the first time since the 1950s.
1m Sep 21, 2017
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Utahns off to Florida for Hurricane Irma relief
In their first out-of-state emergency response, three state of Utah employees will work 12-hour days and relieve burned out Florida officials.
1m Sep 21, 2017
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Kearns picking up pieces after latest gang violence
People in Kearns are coming to grips with the recent spike in gang violence, after a shooting led to a deadly car crash. Four men, ages 17 to 24, are under arrest.
1m Sep 20, 2017
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Polygamist leader pleads guilty
A guilty plea from Lyle Steed Jeffs, the leader of the FLDS church accused of leading a food stamp fraud conspiracy and then escaping custody.
1m Sep 20, 2017
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Millions of dollars ready for approval in special legislative session
State lawmakers are gearing up for their special session to fine-tune their efforts to reduce crime and homelessness in Salt Lake’s Rio Grande area.
1m Sep 19, 2017
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Police: charges coming after human-caused fire in Mapleton
Authorities say a brush fire in the foothills near Mapleton is a good example of how we are not out of danger yet.
30s Sep 19, 2017
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Boats damaged by vandals at Bear Lake
The owner of a boat rental company at a popular Bear Lake beach hopes a reward will lead to whoever threw yellow paint on their boats last week.(pics from BearLakeFun.com Facebook page)
1m Sep 18, 2017
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Leftover money goes to extra state crime lab tech
New technology that should process chemical evidence cleaner and faster has a new home in the state crime lab in Taylorsville.
1m Sep 18, 2017
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Weber County pushes residents to register cellphones for emergencies
Evacuations could have gone even faster at the destructive Uintah Fire, had more residents registered their cellphones for emergency notifications.
1m Sep 15, 2017
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Thunderstorms pound Wasatch Front
Friday morning saw multiple car crashes, street flooding, standing water and more from a storm system that moved from north to south.
1m Sep 15, 2017
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Rio Grande on, blood-alcohol limit off special session agenda
Governor Herbert has changed his mind about calling a special legislative session to modify Utah’s controversial blood-alcohol limit.
1m Sep 14, 2017
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Operation Rio Grande takes agents to Ogden
Operation Rio Grande left downtown Salt Lake to arrest a couple in Ogden on suspicion of drug crimes.
1m Sep 13, 2017
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AAA: Gas prices up in Utah because of Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey has disrupted the global supply enough that we are now getting higher gas prices in Utah, even though the gulf does not supply our gas.
1m Sep 13, 2017
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Attention returns to Salt Lake for 2026 Winter Games bid
The COO of the 2002 Winter Olympics thinks chances are still good for back-to-back U.S. Games involving Salt Lake City. Los Angeles will host the 2028 Summer Games.
1m Sep 12, 2017
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Utahns ride out Hurricane Irma in Florida
Two Utahns chose to hunker down in Florida as Hurricane Irma tore through and flooded their cities.
1m Sep 11, 2017
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Evacuee thanks "God, firefighters" for saving her home
Evacuees are returning home, and trying to return to normal, after the Uintah Fire nearly destroyed their homes north of Weber Canyon.
1m Sep 08, 2017
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Sandy's I-15 interchanges at 10600 South set to shut down
Starting tomorrow night, UDOT will close all but two of its interchanges at I-15 and 10600 South for 16 days.
1m Sep 07, 2017
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Uintah Fire evacuees wait pensively to return home
Uintah Fire officials are briefly escorting some evacuees into the neighborhoods to retrieve medicine, important documents and pets.
1m Sep 06, 2017
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87 deaths on Utah's roads during "100 Deadliest Days"
UDOT, UHP and Zero Fatalities say this summer was better than last summer, but there are still some disturbing trends.
1m Sep 06, 2017
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Uintah Fire sends homeowners running
Evacuees didn’t need mandatory orders to flee the Uintah Fire that threatened, or burned, their homes.
1m Sep 05, 2017
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Detective poses as hitman to arrest Utah County woman
A month-long investigation led to the arrest of a woman Provo Police say tried to hire a hitman to kill her children’s father.
1m Aug 31, 2017
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Two Provo women save a life with Heimlich Manuever
The Provo School District employees say they are not heroes, they were just in the right place at the right time -- and they want other people to get training.
1m Aug 31, 2017
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Utah DMAT-1 heading to Texas to help after Harvey
36 members of the Disaster Medical Assistance Team flew out of the Salt Lake International Airport on Tuesday morning.
2m Aug 29, 2017
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Climbers recount escaping gunfire in Little Cottonwood Canyon
Rock climbers usually face dangers of falling, but two of them dealt with gunshots whizzing by their heads above Little Cottonwood Canyon.
1m Aug 29, 2017
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Heartbreak, inspiration after death of Hillcrest High football coach
Sadness, but not despair, at Midvale’s Hillcrest High School, where football players just lost their head coach.
1m Aug 28, 2017
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