Murdered girl's family turns to private investigator, social media
Rosie Tapia was six years old when someone kidnapped her from Glendale apartment and killed in 1995. No one knows who did it.
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UHP trooper hit on I-15 in Utah County
Spanish Fork police are now investigating a crash that injured a trooper in the fog this morning on I-15.
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Sheriff creating emergency unit to nab escaped parolees
He doesn't want to "cast stones," but Salt Lake County Sheriff Jim Winder is taking matters into his own hands to capture escaped parolees from one state halfway house.
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Dispatchers now taking text messages for help
Got an emergency that you cannot call in? Now, along the Wasatch Front, you can text 911 for that.
1m Feb 09, 2016
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Hearing on medicaid expansion in Utah
A Utah legislative committee trying to figure out where the money should go heard emotional testimony on medicaid expansion Monday morning.
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Utah students taken out of class to rally for air quality
Students from several area schools walked or rode UTA to the Utah Capitol Building to complain about the air.
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New video shows use of force in arrest
In newly-released smartphone video, Salt Lake City Police are purportedly beating a man during an arrest. Police are reviewing it.
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Feds continue investigation after released felon shot by police
The U.S. Attorney for Utah is investigating a wanted felon who may not have been shot by Salt Lake City Police had he been kept in jail.
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Hill AFB studying how to arm airmen on base
The U.S. Air Force is reminding its base commanders – including Hill in Davis County – that they can allow airmen to carry pistols to protect themselves.
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Most seasoned Apache pilot takes victory lap over Utah
Utah National Guard Pilot Ken Jones recorded more than 10,000 in Apaches, the last on his retirement today.
1m Jan 29, 2016
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Doctor: more research needed before fearing Zika virus
The mosquito-borne Zika virus is causing quite a scare. But a University of Utah physician says not all pregnant women should worry.
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Widow: Officer wanted to die in the line of duty
Called a hero and an eternal optimist, a thousand people honor fallen Unified Police Officer Doug Barney at the Maverik Center for his funeral.
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Forecaster: avalanche airbags effective half the time
He deployed his airbag, but a 49-year-old skier from Sugarhouse still died in an avalanche at Gobbler’s Knob.
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Bishop releases more details of public lands bill
Criticism and praise for Rep. Rob Bishop’s Public Lands Initiative that would open lands for development, and close millions of acres more. (www.upli.com)
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Rescue crews finally reach men stranded in snow
Preparation was key to the survival of two snowmobilers stuck in deep snow overnight behind the Bountiful "B."
1m Jan 19, 2016
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How trauma teams worked to save two wounded officers
Trauma teams were ready for the worst when two Unified Police Officers were rushed through the doors of Intermountain Medical Center.
1m Jan 18, 2016
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Free solar training for vets finally coming to Utah
President Obama promised it during his 2015 trip to Utah. Starting next month, Hill Air Force Base is launching free training for veterans in the solar industry.
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State initiative would allow "whole plant" marijuana access
If approved, a new bill would legalize all of a marijuana plant, including hallucinogens, for medicinal purposes in Utah.
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Salt Lake high schools could start days an hour later
A new survey asking about a 9:00 a.m. start time draws mixed reaction from students, administrators.
1m Jan 12, 2016
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Hughes could bring BYU-Utah battle to state capitol
It seems like Utah’s House Speaker is ready to draw blood to make sure BYU and Utah play basketball this fall… even if it's their own.
1m Jan 07, 2016
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Study: Warming up cars does no good
If our cars have been sitting dormant for 12 hours, new research shows they pollute the most right after a “cold start.”
1m Jan 06, 2016
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Analyst: Expect big court fights over executive order
University of Utah law professor Paul Cassell thinks President Obama is circumventing Congress too much to achieve more gun control.
1m Jan 05, 2016
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ICE agent claims he followed training while subduing inmate
His defense attorney wants a federal judge to toss a second set of excessive force charges against a Utah-based Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.
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Hundreds of seniors doing service instead of classwork
Juan Diego Catholic High School seniors are around the valley this week, performing a variety of service projects.
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App keeps UDOT on its toes
UDOT crews say they're dashing to more potholes and faulty traffic signals, as more drivers are stopping to report them.
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Troopers, officers set for extra holiday enforcement
If you drive drunk this weekend, officers say more of them will patrol the streets and freeways to catch you.
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Burglary suspect in flip-flops no match for snow
Perhaps the falling snow gave an Orem man brain freeze after police say he stole a watch from a suitcase on a front porch.
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Bluffdale teen talks story of survival
A working cellphone and sheer willpower are what a 14-year-old hunter says kept him alive while lost for 28 hours in the cold Weber County marshes.
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The number of twins born in the US is increasing
The country has hit a new high for the number of twin babies born in one year. (picture from whattoexpect.com)
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Christmas restored for West Valley family
Firefighters and police team up to give a family of four the Christmas that had been stolen from them.
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Snowpack up, soil moisture lags behind after storm
Our current snowstorm has boosted snowpack in the mountains, but soil moisture in northern Utah is still far below normal.
1m Dec 22, 2015
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Retail website is really GOP data miner
A website looks like its hawking Americana for Christmas, but proceeds go to a Republican candidates group. A scholar calls it legal.
1m Dec 21, 2015
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Light sentences for illegal ATV ride leaders
Just ten days and five days in jail for the two men who led the protest through Recapture Canyon in southern Utah last year.
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The few BYU students left on campus weigh in on the bowl game
They have finals, flights and more on their minds but some will still be fans tomorrow.
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Second Middle Eastern-owned business vandalized in Salt Lake Co.
Swastikas and other markings have now been discovered on two shops in South Salt Lake and Millcreek.
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Thousands pouring into Utah ski resorts
What has been a winter nightmare on the valley floor has been a dream come true for skiers, snowboarders.
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UDOT avalanche control on patrol
A team of forecasters and safety managers is out there on the mountains right now checking all this new snowpack, to watch the avalanche danger. pictured: one of the howitzers they use to trigger avalanches from afar
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Salt Lake Co. plows trying to keep up with snow
Snow expected without a break for 24 hours, so plow drivers are asking homeowners for help.
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AAA: A fifth of holiday accidents happen in parking lots
What we don't need during our holiday shopping season: a car accident in a mall's parking lot.
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Group of bystanders in Provo rushes to help save a man's life
A group of people came together o help a man in Provo who seems to have had a heart attack behind the wheel. (picture: David Holman)
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State teachers, staffers to get year-end bonuses
Utah school districts have been so used to belt-tightening that they actually have extra money for teacher and staffer bonuses this year.
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Gov's budget funds education, Syrian refugee agents
Governor Herbert's $14.8-billion proposal also includes more money for transportation, but it's missing some things.
1m Dec 09, 2015
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Highland won't allow private cemetery plot at dying man's home
Highland's mayor and city council cannot grant a dying man's wish to be buried in his backyard.
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Davis bus driver sentenced for DUI
A school bus driver pulled over in Draper after several 911 calls last year, was sentenced today for driving under the influence of prescription drugs.
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More shootings mean more gun sales
Mass shootings tend to boost gun sales and concealed weapon permit numbers, and Utah gun stores report no exception after the San Bernardino attack.
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Davis Sheriff: San Bernardino shootings justify armored trucks
Todd Richardson says they protect police, civilians in deadly attacks and standoffs.
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ISIS sympathizers, related arrests up in U.S.
A new George Washington University study reports 56 arrests of Americans this year, four times the amount in 2014.
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Cyber Monday big day for attackers, malware
One tech expert says to trash emails that say crashed retail websites are up and running again, yet contain links to malware.
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UHP Lt shows the vest that saved his life in a shooting
Lt Paul Kotter is now back at work, 3 months after being shot in Layton.
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New shelter opens just in time for Thanksgiving, winter
Dozens of families are moving into the brand new Road Home in Midvale from the old one in downtown Salt Lake City.
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