At mother's request, Judge evicts baby from womb
Desperate to give birth and end an uncomfortable pregnancy, a 4th District Clerk asked a judge to serve her unborn daughter and official eviction notice.
46s Oct 19, 2017
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TOSH doctor: Hayward recovery will take months
It was an ugly injury. Gordon Hayward dislocated his ankle and broke his tibia after an attempted ally-oop. But TOSH orthopedic surgeon Doctor Michael Holmstrom says the former Jazz star could still play this season.(Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
3m Oct 19, 2017
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Utah man arrested in nationwide prostitution sweep
Federal agents say this arrest is part of a growing prostitution problem in Utah.
35s Oct 18, 2017
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Utah Jazz thin at point guard going into first game
The Utah Jazz will play their first game of the season with very few point guards. But KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall reports that Coach Quin Snyder hopes the team's depth will make up for it.(Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)(Highlight: ESPN)
33s Oct 18, 2017
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New Utah Jazz squad ready to get their season rolling
The Utah Jazz begin their season against the Nuggets in Salt Lake and the team looks quite different than last year. Top scorers Gordon Hayward and George Hill are gone, and many wonder if the Utah has enough offensive fire power to make it back into the NBA Postseason. But KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall reports that the team isn't buying into that narrative.(Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)
2m Oct 18, 2017
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ICE asks for more room for detainees, could build in Salt Lake City
Utah's already building a new prison, but the Trump Administration wants to find somewhere else to stick undocumented immigrants arrested by ICE agents.
1m Oct 18, 2017
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Salt Lake police to release body camera videos within 10 days of incidents
A big change is announced regarding police body-cam videos from the Salt Lake City Police Department. It could make it so people demanding to see the videos may get them more quickly. (Photo Credit: Scott G Winterton, Deseret News)
36s Oct 18, 2017
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Ground broken on new Special Forces HQ on Camp Williams
The 19th Special Forces Unit is getting a new $37 million new home.
35s Oct 18, 2017
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U of U investigating racist graffiti at construction site
The University of Utah is trying to track down the vandals who targeted a building that was under construction and left racist graffiti on one of the walls over the weekend.
35s Oct 17, 2017
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Health Department hopes display will remind teens to drive safer
There’s a somber kind of holiday display at the Shops at South Town. The Utah Department of Health is placing a display that talks about the lives of teens that have lost their lives due to traffic accidents.
35s Oct 17, 2017
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BYU's Sitake says staff evaluation is ongoing
BYU head football coach Kalani Sitake has received plenty of support from other friends in the coaching business, but his friends on the Cougar football staff are being constantly evaluated. And Sitake said that evaluation includes himself.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret New)
2m Oct 17, 2017
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Fired SLC officer appeals termination
Former Salt Lake City police detective Jeff Payne has formally asked the city's Civil Service Commission to reconsider his firing. Chief Mike Brown terminated Payne over his arrest of University Hospital nurse Alex Wubbels.
37s Oct 14, 2017
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Utah victim of mass shooting in Las Vegas laid to rest
There were heavy hearts in Enoch as loved ones said goodbye to a woman who was killed in the attack.(Photo Credit: GoFundMe)
37s Oct 13, 2017
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Houston couple survives nearly a week in Utah without food and water
Officials in southern Utah say it's a miracle they survived. The couple was found after the wife was spotted laying on a dirt road.
37s Oct 13, 2017
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Police searching for woman caught stealing from seizing man
Caught red-handed on camera, police are are looking for a woman who is accused of stealing a 711 clerk's credit card while he was suffering through a seizure on the ground.
53s Oct 13, 2017
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Rancher believes providence led him to missing Houston couple
A rancher who just happened to be in a remote section of Kane County believes God's hand was in the discovery of an elderly Houston Texas couple, who survived six days of being stranded in the area. The pair had followed a GPS into the remote area and had very little food or water. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the rancher's story.
32s Oct 13, 2017
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Former BYU QB: Don't give up on the Cougars
Former Cougar quarterback Gary Sheide says fans shouldn't give on the team after five straight losses. He knows something about football struggles since he was the the starter the last time BYU started out 1-5. Cleon Wall has an in-depth look.(Photo: byuphotos.com)
2m Oct 13, 2017
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Utah Transit Authority hosts Turkish transit officials
UTA hosts a delegation of public transit bosses from Turkey at facilities in Salt Lake City and Provo on Thursday. The international collaboration was meant to help the Turkish group see how Utah has dealt with challenges of integrating bus and rail travel.Photo credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
2m Oct 13, 2017
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Twitter fued between candidates for Utah congressional seat
A social media battle erupted this week between two candidates hoping to take a Utah congressional seat in November's election
50s Oct 12, 2017
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S. Utah canyon to be renamed
The U. S. Board of Geographic Names voted to change the name of Negro Bill Canyon to Grandstaff Canyon. Jasen Lee with Utah Martin Luther King Commission says it is about time. (Photo: John Hollenhorst/Deseret News)
2m Oct 12, 2017
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Utah firefighters called to battle fires in California
Several crews have been deployed to at least two separate blazes that have destroyed over 400 structures already. (Photo Credit: AP/Rich Pedroncelli)
37s Oct 12, 2017
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President Trump's health care order draws criticism from Utah analysts
Some health insurance insiders are calling the President's order a "short-term gain, long-term loss."
36s Oct 12, 2017
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SL Police unveil new policy following arrest of ER nurse
The body-camera video of an arrest has gained world-wide attention, and left a police officer without a job. Today, Salt Lake City Police unveiled a new policy dealing with how officers interact with hospitals. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story. (Photo, ksl.com)
31s Oct 12, 2017
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Fire officials warn Utah families to expand their escape routes
As fires in California continue to cause major damage, safety officials in Utah say everyone should know how they're going to escape during an emergency.(Photo Credit: AP/Rich Pedroncelli)
34s Oct 12, 2017
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Global politics the focus at UVU speech
A packed auditorium at Utah Valley University greeted a former director for the NSA and the CIA.
37s Oct 12, 2017
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Mock crash at Herriman High aims to warn teens
Students screamed and and yelled and a medical helicopter arrived on Herriman High School's campus today as part of mock crash. It was meant to represent the dangers of distracted or impaired driving and it seemed to have an affect on at least one student.(Screenshot: Mark Wetzel/KSL TV)
1m Oct 12, 2017
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North Logan mayoral candidate signs stolen, found in dumpster
Police are searching for surveillance cameras that may have caught the theft of almost all of a local mayoral candidate's campaigns signs early this week.
48s Oct 11, 2017
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Boy scouts to open up to girls
The Boy Scouts of America says it will open up scouting to girls, from cub-scout, all the way through to the rank of Eagle. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more. (Photo, ksl.com)
32s Oct 11, 2017
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Salt Lake Police detective fired for arresting nurse
Salt Lake Police Chief Mike Brown said he couldn't trust Detective Jeff Payne after his arrest of a nurse. Nurse Alex Wubbels refused to draw blood from a patient saying she needed a warrant and she was following policy. Chief Brown said the detective escalated the situation. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall has the story after looking for the documents of why he was fired.(Photo: Ravell Call/Deseret...
2m Oct 11, 2017
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Emergency crews train for large-scale attack
Would Utah’s medical system be ready to handle a mass shooting or another kind of terror attack? Emergency workers were trying to answer that question in one of the largest terror drills of its kind.
34s Oct 11, 2017
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Attorney for fired SLC police officer says he should appeal
Salt Lake City Chief Mike Brown fired Detective Jeff Payne over his arrest of University of Utah Hospital nurse Alex Wubbels. Payne's attorney Greg Skordas said that outcome would have been different if not for the public release of body camera footage.
5m Oct 11, 2017
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FBI to review officer-involved shooting
A fresh set of federal eyes will take a look at a deadly officer-involved shooting in Salt Lake City. The District Attorney has asked the FBI to review his findings, after ruling the use of deadly force justified.
55s Oct 10, 2017
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Family wants proof after officer-involved shooting ruled justified
The nephew of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting last August, wants answers. The shooting has since been ruled justified and the family of Patrick Harmon can't figure out why.
46s Oct 10, 2017
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Man arrested after attack in Orem home
Orem officers have arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after he reportedly beat a woman in her own basement.(Photo Credit, Utah County Jail)
33s Oct 10, 2017
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BYU's Sitake just wants a win
Cougar head football coahc Kalani Sitake is tired of the excuses and inconsistencies with his program. But he won't blame anyone but himself.(Photo: Jeffrey D. Allred/Deseret News)
2m Oct 09, 2017
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USU students aim to boost local business websites
A group of USU students are donating their marketing skills to help get local businesses off the ground. Interested business owners should contact hadley.burton@usu.edu. Picture: HMA members at an ice cream contest. Credit: Huntsman Marketing Association (HMA)
37s Oct 07, 2017
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Remains found near Dog Lake confirmed as human
Police say the remains found by two hikers near Dog Lake are human, but, they still have many questions about how the person died.
34s Oct 06, 2017
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Funeral held for LDS Apostle, Elder Robert D. Hales
Friends, family, dignitaries and leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met in the Salt Lake Tabernacle today to honor Elder Robert D. Hales, a member of the church's Quorum of the 12 Apostles. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
36s Oct 06, 2017
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Screening process changing at Salt Lake International Airport
This time, new regulations are specifically aimed at inspecting electronic devices.
34s Oct 06, 2017
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UDOT turns art project into lesson on plow safety
The snow isn’t falling yet, but, UDOT is getting ready for it. They’re letting high school customize some of their snowplows, which can hopefully teach the students about staying safe when plows are around. (Photo Credit: UDOT)
33s Oct 06, 2017
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Kids prepare treats for pets lost in Hurricane Harvey
The Best Friends Animal Society of Utah received help from a couple of Houston children who wanted to help hurricane affected pets who are without their owners right now. So they helped fix treats and think their owners will come get them soon.(Photo: Best Friends Animal Society)
1m Oct 06, 2017
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Gun owners react to "bump stock"
The Las Vegas mass shooter used a "bump stock" that basically turns a semi-automatic weapon into an automatic weapon. KSL's Mike Anderson talked to gun owners about the add-on and found some that liked it while others think the device should not be sold to the general public. (Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
2m Oct 05, 2017
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Dramatic rise in West Nile cases in Utah
State officials are tracking an alarming spike in the number of West Nile Virus infections in Utah. However, they’re still trying to pinpoint why the increase happened.
35s Oct 05, 2017
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Counselors ready to help Utah university students after Las Vegas mass shooting
It's hard to ignore the media coverage of the shooting in Las Vegas and video of the violence has been prevalent. That's why social workers and counselors have been stationed at Utah's universities for any students who need help. One professional says it's normal for people to be affected by violence at a far away location. (Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Oct 05, 2017
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One man hurt and major road closed after track hoe fire in Cottonwood Heights
A man was hurt in a trackhoe fire that closed down a road in Cottonwood Heights today. Police say the fire was in danger of destroying a power line and exploding a nearby natural gas line. Photo: Unified Fire Authority
43s Oct 04, 2017
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Utah, six others sign electric car agreement
Utah and six other states today formalized an agreement they hope will expand the use of electric vehicles throughout the west, by building charging station corridor. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
32s Oct 04, 2017
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Trolley Square shooting survivor: no one knows the pain survivors have to deal with after a mass shooting
Carolyn Tuft was shopping at Trolley Square in 2007 when a man opened fire and killed five people, including her daughter. Now the woman is an advocate of stronger gun control and taking care of the people left behind after a deadly shooting. Photo: Tom Smart, Deseret News, File
2m Oct 04, 2017
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Gun expert weighs in on danger of a "bump stock"
Today law enforcement explained the Las Vegas shooter was able to fire off rounds more quickly because he used a bump stock. Clark Aposhian, the Chairman of the Utah Shooting Sport Council, joined Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to explain what a bump stock is, if it's legal, and how the shooter was able to get his hands on one.
3m Oct 04, 2017
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Could law enforcement do more to protect the public after Las Vegas mass shooting?
Dept. of Public Safety Commissioner Keith Squires says police agencies across the nation share lots of information to prevent mass attacks. But he says greater security may have to come from the general public.(Photo: Deseret News)
3m Oct 03, 2017
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Utahn recounts mass shooting in Las Vegas
Kristen Jensen heard the shot and wanted to leave. But her husband wanted to stay and eventually the two were separated. The St. George resident recounts the whole experience and shares that she will be returning to Vegas again.(Photo: John Lochner/AP)
2m Oct 03, 2017
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