Bill seeks to modify Utah traffic code to permit robots to roam sidewalks
Pizza, packages, groceries or medicine -- Utah lawmakers are looking at making it easier for robots to make those deliveries to you.
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Expansion of newborn screening in Utah includes Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
Utah is one of the first states to now screen all newborns for Spinal Muscular Atrophy. And new treatment is helping babies fight the deadly genetic disease.
2m Jan 31, 2018
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Fees could double for Utah's HOV lanes
U-DOT offers it reasons for wanting to double the fees for single drivers to use high occupancy vehicle, or express, lanes, and perhaps quadruple them.
1m Jan 31, 2018
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DPS arrests five Honduran nationals in Salt Lake Valley drug sting
State agents with Operation Rio Grande captured members of a Honduran drug ring working in the Salt Lake Valley, and their drug balloons.
1m Jan 30, 2018
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Utahns weighing President Trump's first year in office
Ahead of his first State of the Union address, one political expert says Utahns support the President as they weigh his words and accomplishments against each other.
1m Jan 30, 2018
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Is federal tax reform helping Utah?
The tax reform package President Trump pushed across the finish line last month will certainly figure into tomorrow night’s State of the Union address. A Utah State Tax Commission analysis: https://le.utah.gov/interim/2018/pdf/00000574.pdf
1m Jan 29, 2018
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New Sober Living Program in Utah for Operation Rio Grande
Salt Lake County and state officials announced new housing options today as part of the phases of Operation Rio Grande.
1m Jan 29, 2018
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I-15 to shut down nights this weekend to build overpass
Brace for closures of I-15 both ways in Layton for the next three nights, while UDOT does heavy construction.
1m Jan 26, 2018
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Police arrest three in downtown robbery spree
Salt Lake City Police say three young adults robbed three people each walking alone outside of downtown Salt Lake, but police caught up with the suspects.
1m Jan 25, 2018
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Paramedics want more Utahns to learn hands-only CPR
Too many Utahns are not performing hands-only CPR, and West Valley paramedics want to reverse that so more people can save lives.
1m Jan 25, 2018
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14 cases of laundry pod poisonings so far in January in Utah
Besides the tide pod challenge, the Utah Poison Control Center wants to remind people to be more careful with those laundry detergent packets in general.
1m Jan 24, 2018
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State Senate amends protective order law in response to Sandy killings
The Utah Senate unanimously passed a bill allowing more than just cohabitants to obtain protective orders if they’re lives are endangered.
1m Jan 23, 2018
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Celebrating a record-setting year of organ transplants
2017 was a record breaking year for organ donations at Intermountain Healthcare in Utah, and today, some recipients and donors marked the milestone together.
2m Jan 23, 2018
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Education, homelessness, taxes, transportation and more in 2018 Legislative Session
Utah lawmakers are pointing out that they are at work for the people, while the federal government was shut down.
1m Jan 22, 2018
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Exploded double tanker shuts down I-15 in Midvale
Crews worked 16 hours to put out the flames, remove the charred remains of a double fuel tanker, and filled two-inch deep, 10-foot wide potholes on the southbound side near 7500 South.
1m Jan 19, 2018
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Mitt Romney addresses Silicon Slopes Tech Summit
Mitt Romney talked about everything from failure to America’s future in a speech to a technology crowd in Salt Lake City on Friday.  But no announcement yet on a Senate run.
1m Jan 19, 2018
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Intermountain forming new drug company
Intermountain healthcare is starting a new generic company to combat drug shortages and sky-high price increases.
1m Jan 18, 2018
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Audit Calls into Question Concerns About Excessive Testing in Schools
The Canyons School District set out to see if kids really do seem to be taking tests all the time, and they say the answer may be a relief for those who are worried.
1m Jan 17, 2018
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BREAKING: Two shot in Magna
Unified Police: One victim is a 17-year-old boy, and the other is a adult male who is a state employee.
1m Jan 16, 2018
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Reaction to new LDS Church First Presidency
Church members say they love and sustain their new prophet. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports from Temple Square.
1m Jan 16, 2018
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Spending Martin Luther King Jr Day in service in Utah
Dozens of volunteers spent the morning at the Utah Food Bank
1m Jan 15, 2018
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Catholic cathedral bells peal for late LDS Church president
A moving tribute from Salt Lake City’s Roman Catholic Cathedral as the cortege of the late LDS Church President drove on South Temple.
1m Jan 12, 2018
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Lots of sick teachers again in utah
Depending on where you are, your neighborhood, church or school may have a lot of people who are sick right now. One school district is facing a second day of lots of teachers staying home.
1m Jan 11, 2018
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Utah Hepatitis A outbreak growing with new exposure in Spanish Fork
Health officials say the statewide outbreak has grown to at least 133 cases of Hepatitis A, but that could only grow now that two restaurants in Spanish Fork had exposure.
1m Jan 11, 2018
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Stakeholders not sold on tolling Big, Little Cottonwood Canyons
Residents and Snowbird Resort don't believe tolling those roads will be best to reduce traffic, pay for road repairs. They hope the state finds alternatives.
1m Jan 10, 2018
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Instant support, anger for new national monuments bill in SE Utah
Some Utahns went to Washington to rally for a new national monuments bill in southeastern Utah. Others rallied against it at the state capitol.
1m Jan 09, 2018
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Teammate shares memories of former BYU RB Ryan Folsom
Ryan Folsom was hit and killed by a wrong-way driver on Sunday in California.  On Tuesday, Preston Hadley spoke about his 2011 BYU football teammate. Here are some of those comments.
2m Jan 09, 2018
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Police look for suspects in two ATM attacks
Several police agencies are looking for suspects who blew up one ATM in West Jordan, and almost blew up another one in Salt Lake City.
1m Jan 08, 2018
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UDOT modifies plans for U.S. 89 expansion
UDOT is making compromises with stakeholders in its plans to expand US-89 between Farmington and Layton within three years. More on the plans: http://www.udot.utah.gov/us89/
1m Jan 05, 2018
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Family of inmate sues Davis County Jail for her death
The family of a woman who died after a stint at the Davis County Jail in December of 2016 has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff and jail staff.
1m Jan 04, 2018
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Middle school requirements tweak in Utah
The state school board voted this week on a policy on middle school art, music, health and PE classes.
1m Jan 04, 2018
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Interfaith leaders praise Pres. Monson for reaching across religious lines
Three religious leaders have nothing but fond remembrances of LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson, who died Tuesday night at age 90.
1m Jan 03, 2018
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Utah Guard Members Deploy to Africa
5 members of the Utah National Guard are deploying to the Horn of Africa, to help fly missions around that crucial part of the world so close to the Middle East.
1m Jan 02, 2018
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Will a ban on talking behind the wheel pass in Utah?
A state lawmaker thinks her bill to restrict talking on the phone while driving should be received well this upcoming legislative session.
1m Dec 28, 2017
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Orem police offering designated driver service NYE
Orem police are getting everything ready for New Year's weekend. Some officers plan to act as designated drivers.
1m Dec 28, 2017
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Utah snowpack levels at record lows
Yesterday’s storm, and the one expected over Utah on Saturday, are nothing to celebrate as far as improving the snowpack.
1m Dec 21, 2017
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More Utah fire crews coming home from CA
Listen to Unified Fire's Matthew McFarland speak with KSL's Doug Wright about crews coming home and others staying with the California wildfires.(picture from Layton City)
5m Dec 21, 2017
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Utah's first winter storm collides with Christmas getaway
UHP troopers and plows are getting ready, and drivers should be doing the same.
1m Dec 20, 2017
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Everyone rides free this Friday on UTA services
Three agencies scraped together $70,000 to give riders an early Christmas gift.
1m Dec 19, 2017
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FDA cracking down on some homeopathy companies
The FDA will start acting against companies that make products than could cause harm. (STOCK PHOTO)
1m Dec 19, 2017
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Utah reporters stuck overnight in Atlanta after power failure
Both men were flying from Cleveland to Houston where they were covering the Utah Jazz on their road trip.
1m Dec 18, 2017
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Pioneer Park Coalition looks to the future
Advocates are working on big new plans for the Pioneer Park area of Salt Lake City, as they see success from Operation Rio Grande.
1m Dec 18, 2017
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Indepth: Sutton Foster, Hugh Bonneville talk Christmas traditions
The guest stars from this year’s Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert met the media today at the Conference Center. Sutton Foster and Hugh Bonneville talked about the joy of working with the choir and orchestra, and then spoke a little about their Christmas traditions. Foster is a new mom just this year.
2m Dec 15, 2017
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Sutton Foster and Hugh Bonneville perform in Salt Lake City
The stars of Broadway, TV and film are the special guests with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra on Temple Square.
1m Dec 15, 2017
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SLCO Health shares free indoor recess equipment
We have great, air-clearing weather ahead, but when the inversion returns, Salt Lake County Health is ready to keep schoolchildren active for indoor recesses.
1m Dec 15, 2017
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Companies challenged to do more to clear the air
Business leaders want to get to a goal of zero red air days along the Wasatch Front.
1m Dec 14, 2017
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Advocates: Salt Lake needs another family homeless shelter
The Crossroads Urban Center says their interviews with 77 homeless or almost-homeless mothers found a need for more stable places to stay, and access to child care.
1m Dec 13, 2017
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Lyle Jeffs sentenced to 57 months in prison
The FLDS polygamous leader pleaded guilty to $11 million in food stamp fraud and absconding for one year.
1m Dec 13, 2017
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Alert neighbors catch suspected "porch pirate" in SLC
Christmas restored and a “porch pirate” in a no-horse stolen sleigh busted in Salt Lake City, thanks to some alert “elves.”
1m Dec 12, 2017
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Service providers collaborate to match donations with those in need
Homelessness providers are uniting to collect and equally distribute your holiday donations to those who need it the most. Log onto www.SLChost.org.
1m Dec 11, 2017
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