SLC police search for semi driver after cyclist left in critical condition
Police say the driver may not have known he hit the man, and kept going through the intersection of 400 West and 300 North in Salt Lake City.
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Police search for funeral home suspect
"Thieving from the grieving." Police hope to capture a man who used a credit card stolen outside a funeral.
1m Sep 30, 2015
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Judge freezes Governor's move to freeze Planned Parenthood funding
But he gives attorneys for the state until October 15 to prove wrongdoing on part of Planned Parenthood of Utah to warrant suspension of federal dollars. (For their reaction, listen to the report of KSL Newsradio's Nkoyo Iyamba.)
1m Sep 29, 2015
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Attorneys accuse DOJ of dragging its feet
Attorneys are teaming up against the Justice Department to get its evidence for the political corruption case of an ex-attorney general.
1m Sep 28, 2015
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Utah Congressman calls Speaker top conservative
Glowing praise – and a little concern – from Rep. Rob Bishop about the resignation of House Speaker John Boehner.
1m Sep 25, 2015
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Students applaud Pope's boldness to Congress
High school students in Draper sat silently in class, hinging on every word Pope Francis spoke to lawmakers.
1m Sep 24, 2015
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Burglary victim recounts struggle with wanted fugitive
Moments later, Salt Lake City Police shot longtime prison inmate Robert Richard Berger to death.
1m Sep 23, 2015
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Air quality survey
Envision Utah says Utahns are willing to change their behaviors in order to cut emissions and help the air.
1m Sep 23, 2015
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Workers trying to determine scope of data breach
Salt Lake County employees are slowly learning their medical information, and more, may have been accidentally posted online.
30s Sep 22, 2015
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ACLU threatens to sue for more public defense
It wants state to provide more money and resources to provide for poorest defendants. One legislator says he is working on that.
1m Sep 21, 2015
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Assault suspect arrested in Sanpete County
As the case was growing cold, deputies in central Utah arrest a man wanted for sexual assault in Sandy.
1m Sep 18, 2015
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FLDS fathers thank recovery crews, decry religious genocide
They use live news conference to both ends, as teams continue search for last lost missing boy in Hildale flash floods.
1m Sep 17, 2015
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New US Citizen Day
America's newest citizens are right here in Utah. A special ceremony today welcomed around 150 people from dozens of countries. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports from This is the Place Heritage Park.
1m Sep 17, 2015
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Search for last canyoner in Zion National Park
The Park Service says it warned seven outdoors enthusiasts about flash floods. The death toll continues to rise.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Sandy police looking for man who assaulted a woman near a Trax station
Officers say the man followed the woman and attacked her after she left the 90th South station.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Even elected officials struggle with Hildale floods
They fought back tears as take their first look at flash flooding that wrecked part of Hildale… and took 12 lives, so far.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Recovery, mourning continue in Hildale
Only one person is still missing from the Hildale flash flood from Monday. Twelve bodies have now been found.
1m Sep 16, 2015
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Utah Public Education Accountability 2015
The Utah State Office of Education released several assessment and accountability reports showing school improvement in proficiency and grades. You can find your school here: https://datagateway.schools.utah.gov/
1m Sep 15, 2015
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Search and rescue crew members talk about safety outdoors
It has been busy recently around the state with several falls nad lost hikers in the backcountry.(picture courtesy Weber County Search and Rescue)
1m Sep 11, 2015
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Lyft can legally give lifts to airport passengers
Expect more large, pink mustaches on private rideshare cars at Salt Lake International Airport.
1m Sep 10, 2015
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Unified Police surprised to find 2 live grenades
They expected to make a large drug bust in Midvale, but police also discover grenades mixed with meth and heroin, plus a stolen handgun.
1m Sep 08, 2015
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New water heater rules meant to reduce pollution in Utah
But there is a concern the change will come with a higher cost.(picture is an example of an Ultra Low Nox Water Heater from lowes.com)
1m Sep 08, 2015
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New program hopes to fill aerospace jobs
A partnership with state government and education hopes to launch more students into the aerospace industry in Utah.
1m Sep 04, 2015
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Burbank pulls no punches responding to Becker
Salt Lake’s former police chief wants to put his forced departure behind him, but he says the Mayor won’t let him.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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SLC Mayor Ralph Becker addresses then-SLCPD chief ouster
Salt Lake's mayor says after reflection, he wants to set the record straight about the Chris Burbank's departure in June.
1m Sep 03, 2015
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New policy institute pledges non-partisan outreach
Republicans turn out in force to inaugurate an institute for the University of Utah bankrolled by a Democrat.
1m Sep 02, 2015
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Utah Congressmen demand answers into mine spill
They have told the EPA and a contractor to be ready for grilling on Capitol Hill in two weeks. Environmental Restoration LLC has not returned calls for comment.
1m Sep 01, 2015
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Broken freezer leads to domino effect of costs for Ogden Salvation Army
A mess in Ogden at the Salvation Army, after it appears copper tubing was removed from the back of a large freezer. The costs keep adding up for cleanup and replacement.
1m Sep 01, 2015
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College freshman unsure of loans, payments needed for school
National studies find less than half of college freshmen don’t know how much their education will cost.
1m Aug 31, 2015
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Sergeant should make full recovery after being shot
His colleagues praise UHP Sergeant Paul Kotter as a squared-away trooper.
1m Aug 28, 2015
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Unified police arrest two women for vehicle theft and mail theft
Unified Police detectives are now trying to find the owners of a whole bunch of mail, passports, bank records and more they say they found after stopping two suspects in a stolen car.
1m Aug 28, 2015
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Highway patrols to boost enforcement coast to coast
Forget about speeding or driving illegally anywhere on I-80 this weekend. Highway patrols in 11 states, including Utah, are teaming up to reduce crashes, deaths.
1m Aug 27, 2015
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LDS Church keeps charter with Boy Scouts of America
This, after promise from BSA to allow faith-based troops to pick leaders according to their own standards and morals.
1m Aug 26, 2015
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West Jordan power struggle over mayor's authority
The mayor has filed a restraining order against the city council over salary and responsibilities. One councilman says the majority of his colleagues are unhappy with the actions of Kim Rolfe.
1m Aug 25, 2015
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Wife, mother speaks at court hearing for man charged in relation to two West Jordan deaths
A lot of pain for a West Jordan family as they wait for a court case to finish involving the man prosecutors say was driving drunk when he hit and killed a man and his son.
1m Aug 25, 2015
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In-Depth: Financial planner outlines rebound of sudden market drop
Automatic stop loss settings in investment accounts, and overall confidence in the U.S. economy, deserve the credit in the eyes of Shane Stewart with Deseret Mutual.
6m Aug 24, 2015
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Investors have ways to deal with American markets
A drop of 1,000 points on the Dow didn’t seem to shake American markets too much, and one financial planner has ideas why.
1m Aug 24, 2015
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State wildlife officials want more hunting of cougars
The Division of Wildlife Resources hopes it will allow more mule deer and bighorn sheep to survive. But another groups finds a problem with that plan.
1m Aug 21, 2015
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South Salt Lake charter school to shutter Friday
The Alianza Academy school year began Wednesday, and furious parents found out about it via overnight email.
1m Aug 20, 2015
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State senator, others join lawsuit over alleged Olympic spying
Former Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson's lawsuit is moving forward against the Feds for their reported spying during the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics. And one of the plaintiffs is speaking out.
1m Aug 20, 2015
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Pilot recounts emergency landing with no wheels
He had no fuel, either, but a twin-engine pilot lives to talk about his belly landing at Ogden-Hinckley Airport. (Photo by Ogden City Fire Dept.)
1m Aug 19, 2015
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Push for Medicaid expansion in face of other legislative priority
State Democrats and suffering Utahns yearning for Medicaid expansion know it will play second-fiddle, if at all, to prison relocation in special session.
1m Aug 18, 2015
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Community promises to keep fighting prison move
Westsiders make pledge even if state lawmakers vote to relocate the lockup west of Salt Lake International Airport.
1m Aug 17, 2015
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Woodland Hills dealing with aftermath of mudslide
UPDATE: Evacuation orders for 14 homes have been lifted. But the family hardest hit by needs help cleaning up – and the mayor says they’ll get it.
1m Aug 14, 2015
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Utah attorney general irritated with lack of EPA answers
Sean Reyes is trying to keep a cool head while getting to the bottom of the poisoning of the San Juan and Animas rivers.
1m Aug 13, 2015
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Jeb Bush gets endorsement from Orrin Hatch
Republican presidential hopeful takes support as he plans fundraising trip to Utah.
23s Aug 12, 2015
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Former SLC mayor may sue over reported spying during 2002 winter games
Rocky Anderson is looking for Utahns to join him(photo courtesy rockyanderson.org/NSA)
1m Aug 12, 2015
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Utah tops on social media for sobriety, recovery mentions
Utah may not have the country's highest number of recovering addicts, but new research from Recovery.org shows Utah residents use far more "hashtags" associated with sobriety and recovering from addiction than residents in other states. Image and research here: http://www.recovery.org/learn/socially-sober/
21s Aug 12, 2015
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Lane splits coming southbound I15 through the Point
I15 is changing again overnight. Wednesday morning, southbound drivers will have lane splits from Draper to Lehi.
1m Aug 11, 2015
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In-depth: plans for special legislative session on Utah prison
It would come during next week's regularly scheduled Interim Session. Gov. Herbert spoke with KSL Newsradio’s Peter Samore after he toured a business in Orem.
2m Aug 11, 2015
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