IRS impeachment push gets pushback from Democrats
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) continues to push for impeachment of the IRS chief, but Democrats quote another Utah politician in hopes of stopping him.
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Feels like cool, wet May for much of Utah
KSL Meteorologist: Good month so far, with more storms in the forecast.
1m May 24, 2016
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Friends remember city patron killed in arson fire
Civic leaders are mourning the death of the man whom they say brought fine culture and the Olympics to Salt Lake City.
1m May 23, 2016
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Click it or Ticket campaign begins; family shares seatbelt survival story
Look for extra officers in the next two weeks on seatbelt enforcement shifts. And one family is sharing their story of survival to help others.
1m May 23, 2016
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Arena renovation in store, but shrouded in mystery
A facelift is in the future for Vivint SmartHome Arena, the NBA's sixth oldest arena, but the Utah Jazz are keeping mostly quiet about it.
1m May 20, 2016
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Party chairman wants all voters to have all ballots
Utah’s Democratic Party Chairman claims county clerks are, by default, coaxing unaffiliated voters to register as Republicans before June’s primary.
1m May 19, 2016
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Chief: "We've lost a family member"
UTA's police chief is coping with the loss of an employee found dead in Wyoming, while investigating the circumstances.
1m May 18, 2016
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Police: woman dies after tow truck driver chases her
A Pleasant Grove wife and mother of two kids is dead, and police have arrested a tow truck driver they say tried to repossess her car.
1m May 17, 2016
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High Court holds off on contraception mandate
The Supreme Court’s choice to “punt” on a ruling about providing contraception under the Affordable Care Act has made religious liberty groups happy.
1m May 16, 2016
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Stroke-preventing heart device studied in UT now more widely available
The WATCHMAN device prevents strokes in those with non-valvular atrial fibrillation. It has been studied at the Intermountain Medical Center Heart Institute.
1m May 16, 2016
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Reaction split over President's "transgender letter"
The letter instructs public schools to allow transgender students use of the bathrooms of their choice. Reaction is split between acceptance and safety concerns.
1m May 13, 2016
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Gov, Ut Board of Ed meet over Core and Sage
The state school board today voted to do a review of state standards, and supported getting rid of high school sage end-of-year testing. They had a two hour meeting with the governor today. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
1m May 13, 2016
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Professor to lead elite team at Summer Olympics
The new partnership between the U.S. Olympic Committee and University of Utah Healthcare means a professor will lead a Zika study and prevention team at the Rio Games.
1m May 12, 2016
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University of Utah joins Olympic medical network
The U.S. Olympic Committee has established an elite partnership with University of Utah Healthcare to treat past, present and future Olympians.
1m May 11, 2016
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TRAX victim blames operator for injuries, derailment
A man who says he suffered bad injuries aboard a TRAX train that derailed in Salt Lake also says knows what went wrong.
1m May 09, 2016
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New Utah abortion rule puts some doctors at odds with the law
Utah lawmakers say new fetal pain legislation is humane, but doctors say it forces unethical treatment.
1m May 09, 2016
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The Salt Lake story: Rents soaring, apartments booming
Thousands of apartment units have gone up over the past few years all over Utah. The average rent is going up as well.
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E-cigarettes poisoning more children
Utah officials are echoing a national report on the growing danger of e-cigarettes and young children. KSL newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
1m May 09, 2016
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South Ogden man honors officer who saved him
A South Ogden man who stopped breathing tracked down the police officer who saved his life. They had a reunion today.
1m May 06, 2016
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UHP, coaches urge more safety around motorcyclists
Summer is nearly here, and so are fears for more deaths among motorcyclists on Utah streets and freeways.
1m May 05, 2016
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Roman Catholic leader gives wide-ranging interview
During his visit to Salt Lake City, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops spoke about a new leader for the Utah Diocese, compassionate but legal immigration reform, and unity in charity with the LDS Church.
1m May 04, 2016
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Video chat the method for Uintah Co. Jail visitations
An ex-inmate’s girlfriend doesn’t like how the Uintah County Jail emphasizes video chat and allows in-person visitations only in rare exceptions.
1m May 03, 2016
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Beware shady contractors after windstorm
Now that the winds have ripped through northern Utah, expect a wave of contractors, some of whom may not be so reputable.
1m May 02, 2016
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Commission tables vote on Pineview curfew
Angry boaters and residents at Pineview Reservoir will stay that way for now, until Weber County Commissioners strike a balance between safety and fun activities.
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550 iPads handed out at SLC's Jackson Elementary School
Teachers at a title 1 school in Salt Lake City hope technology will transform their students. They all got iPads today through an Apple ConnectEd grant. The governor was at Jackson Elementary to help.
1m Apr 26, 2016
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More children getting sickened by laundry detergent pods
Poison control centers in Utah and around the country report a spike in children bursting laundry detergent pods and harming themselves.
1m Apr 25, 2016
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California lawmakers working to stop Utah coal port
Utah is ready to spend $53 million in Oakland to ship its coal around the world.
1m Apr 22, 2016
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Utah Gives Back: Salt Lake City Airport donates 1k lbs of food per month
The food is still fresh, it just didn't sell that day. So it is given to homeless shelters.
1m Apr 22, 2016
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Nearly 1 million Utahns duck, cover, hold at once
They all participated in the statewide "Great Utah Shakeout" earthquake drill. A middle school evacuated in 75 seconds.
1m Apr 21, 2016
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BYU pledges investigation without dismissing Honor Code
BYU President Kevin J. Worthen pledges to improve the school’s response to sexual assault victims, but maintains the Honor Code is there to protect them.
1m Apr 20, 2016
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Praise for Utah for leading the way against pornography
Advocates say Utah is leading the way, and hopefully now others will follow in declaring pornography to be a public health crisis. The governor officially signed the resolution today.
1m Apr 19, 2016
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Utah threatens liquor permit of theater showing 'Deadpool'
A Salt Lake City movie theater that sells alcohol is fighting state alcoholic beverage control officials who want to impose fines and revoke its license.
1m Apr 19, 2016
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Utah hopes for split at Supreme Court
The state Attorney General's Office says a 4-4 ruling among justices would allow states to block executive orders, including on illegal immigration.
1m Apr 18, 2016
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Elizabeth Smart and family helping Elizabeth Salgado's family
The young woman has been missing for a year now from Provo.
1m Apr 18, 2016
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Police use Taser to subdue violent suspect
A Salt Lake City woman is in critical condition, and court documents say her suspected attacker has a violent criminal history.
1m Apr 15, 2016
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FBI, local universities warn about scam targeting college students
Scammers are targeting some college students in Utah and around the country. They are using high tech means to try to convince them their calls are legit and that they owe money. More information is here, including what to do if a scammer calls you:https://www.fbi.gov/saltlakecity/press-releases/2016/scam-using-fbi-phone-number-to-target-college-students?utmcampaign=email-Immediate&utmmedium=e...
1m Apr 15, 2016
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UTA won't implement distance-based fares
An 18-month study showed UTA the complications and the complaints of charging by distance.
1m Apr 14, 2016
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Utah DPS Commissioner talks about latest trends in cyber crimes
Ransomware is a new way hackers are getting at certain organizations.(File Photo)More on the joint efforts: https://www.ksl.com/?sid=27748789
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Scammers up their strikes as tax deadline looms
The scammers pretend to be IRS agents, and they've cheated Utahns out of $18,000 since January 1.
1m Apr 13, 2016
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Drivers way above speed limit in work zones
They see all the construction equipment, the trucks and especially workers clad in orange, but drivers continue to dangerously blow through I-15’s Point Project.
1m Apr 12, 2016
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Utah gubernatorial debate highlights
Overstock.com CEO Jonathan Johnson and Governor Gary Herbert faced each other in a debate sponsored by the Utah Federation of Republican Women.
2m Apr 11, 2016
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Rio Tinto: business as usual after landslide
KSL Newsradio gets an up-close look at the latest landslide at the Bingham Canyon Mine and the technology that saw it coming.
1m Apr 07, 2016
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BYU study finds majority of rape kits not submitted by police in Utah
New numbers released today show that where a rape victim lives in Utah affects whether their case even goes forward. A BYU study finds 62 percent of sexual assault kits were not submitted by law enforcement for processing.
2m Apr 07, 2016
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Appeal "under advisement" to release FLDS leader
The federal public defender is still trying to win house arrest for FLDS leader Lyle Jeffs as his food stamp fraud case proceeds.
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Bingam Canyon Mine update
An access or hall road is now re-opened at the Bingham Canyon Mine. Some rocks and debris slid down twice overnight but didn’t require cleanup. The area was evacuated yesterday after sensors picked up movement. And the company is now trying to alleviate any concerns.
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State preparedness agency to celebrate birthday with drill
"Be Ready Utah" admits we get complacent waiting for “the big one” that may never come, but he says preparing for that will also prepare us for other natural or manmade disasters.
1m Apr 05, 2016
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New study shows how much women lose to the gender wage gap in Utah
Utah women are missing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars because of the wage gap in this state.
1m Apr 05, 2016
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Copper Hills High School Teacher surprised with award
Lorna Murray is the state VFW teacher of the year.
1m Apr 04, 2016
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Health Dept.: 16 patients get hepatitis C from ex-nurse
The patients contracted the disease at McKay-Dee, Davis Hospitals in northern Utah, where the nurse worked.
1m Apr 04, 2016
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Convicted killer of 7-year-old girl wants new trial
The Utah Supreme Court is deciding whether a Burmese immigrant convicted of murder eight years ago should get a new trial.
1m Apr 01, 2016
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