Police still searching for driver who caused a nearly fatal crash
An Ogden man is trying to put his life together after being badly injured in a road rage hit and run crash, only for it to happen to him a second time.UHP investigators are trying to find the driver in the second crash who sped away, leaving the man shattered once again.(Photo Credit: KSL TV)
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Representative Jason Chaffetz will not run for office in 2018
Utah will elect a new third district representative next year. Jason Chaffetz spoke with KSL to explain why he's not seeking reelection.(Photo Credit: Spenser Heaps)
1m Apr 19, 2017
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Family stays hopeful as search continues for Woman and Teen lost in Grand Canyon
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1m Apr 19, 2017
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Cedar City father receives praise for wet pants sympathy
A Cedar City man, Ben Sowards, wetted his pants and went to pick up his six-year-old daughter after she had an accident at kindergarten. Another of his daughters took photographs, which went viral on Twitter. He explains why he was willing to risk embarrassment. Photo credit: KSL TV
3m Apr 19, 2017
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Utah judge's comments in rape sentencing
Utah district court judge Thomas Low has come under fire for calling a former LDS bishop convicted of rape a good man. KSL's Jeff Caplan spoke with reporter Dave Cawley about the possible range of penalties, if investigators determine the comment crossed ethical lines. Image courtesy: Utah State Courts
4m Apr 19, 2017
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Jazz hoping for two wins in LA
Deseret News Jazz beat writer Jody Gennessy joins Jeff Caplan to talk about how some members of the team wished that they had played last night after the big win on Saturday and what hope the team has for a second straight win.(Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
3m Apr 19, 2017
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Huntsman family wants cancer institute CEO to get her job back
Huntsman Cancer Foundation CEO Peter Huntsman was shocked to find out today that Huntsman Cancer Institute CEO Mary Beckerle was fired after 11-years on the job. He wonders if greed is behind the firing.(Photo: Deseret News/Ravell Call)
2m Apr 19, 2017
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Teen accused of killing a West Valley 12 year old makes court appearance
It's a small step in the very long legal road that could have the teen declared competent to stand trial for luring a girl out of her home, then reportedly sexually assaulting and killing her.
1m Apr 18, 2017
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Flooding predicted on upper Ogden river
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for parts of the South fork of the Ogden river below Causey Reservoir... and above Pineview Reservoir. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Apr 18, 2017
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UDOT hoping to fast track three big projects
A billion dollar bond approved by the state government has UDOT asking to start construction on three projects sooner than expected.It could lead to a lot of orange barrels on I-15 next year.
1m Apr 18, 2017
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Lehi police apologize after cruiser hits dog, fails to stop
Complaints from witnesses have Lehi police apologizing about what happened when a mechanic was testing out a police cruiser. They say he hit a dog and failed to stop to check on the animal or provide help. It's not clear whether or not the dog survived.
2m Apr 18, 2017
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Jazz readying for game without Gobert
KSL.com Jazz sports writer Andy Larsen joins Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to talk about Gobert's absence and the L.A. Clippers changes prior to game game two of their NBA Playoffs series.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
2m Apr 18, 2017
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Accused kidnapper, killer pleads guilty in Wyoming Court
The man accused of kidnapping and killing UTA worker Kay Ricks pleaded guilty today, to two of the charges against him. DJ Harrison and his father were accused of killing Ricks, while they tried to flee police in another case in Centerville. Harrison's father, Flint, killed himself in jail. Today, Harrison entered into a plea that will spare him the death penalty. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque h...
1m Apr 18, 2017
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Uintah County and relative woman missing in Grand Canyon
Search crews are trying to find a woman and her 14 year old family member who were apparently swept away by a fast moving creek.(Photo: file)
1m Apr 17, 2017
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Orem man and his dog recovering from attack
The fate of a boxer mix dog in Orem is up in the air, as police say it rushed into a nearby apartment and went after a black lab and its owner.(Photo credit: Dennis Yu)
1m Apr 17, 2017
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Family of missing Provo woman marks two year anniversary of her disappearance
Relatives of Elizabeth Salgado are marking the two year anniversary of her disappearance on April 15, 2015. They say tips have dried up and police need new leads.
3m Apr 15, 2017
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No deaths from avalanches in Utah this year
For the first time in 26-years, no one died from an massive snow slide in the Beehive State. Utah Avalanche Center forecaster Craig Gordon says it probably helped that Utah had so many storms this year.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Apr 14, 2017
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Family of man shot by Roy Police are planning a federal lawsuit
Attorneys for the family of Nicholas Sanchez says officers used excessive force when they shot him with his own gun outside a convenience store.
1m Apr 14, 2017
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Man charged with attacking a woman inside a SLCC locker room
Charging documents say Timothy Alan Wyatt waited in the dark inside the locker room before targeting his victim.He's charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault, which could get him life in prison.
1m Apr 14, 2017
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Hayward, Favors ready to finally get back in the playoffs
Utah Jazz fans have been waiting five years for their team to reach the post season. But If you think it's been long for the fans, it's been just as long and frustrating for Gordon Hayward and Derrick Favors who were on that 2012 playoff team. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall takes an in-depth look at the players struggle to get back into the NBA Playoffs.(Photo: Alex Goodlett/Deseret News)
2m Apr 14, 2017
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UTA board member complains reforms still needed
A member of the Utah Transit Authority board of trustees says he believes the agency has more work to do with ethics reforms, following announcement of a non-prosecution agreement with the Department of Justice. Image credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
2m Apr 14, 2017
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Davis County investigating another case of severe animal abuse
Officials say a cat was found severely beaten and injured in a Syracuse yard. They're uncertain if it's connected to the abuse of another cat that eventually died, but, there are some similarities.
1m Apr 14, 2017
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2nd cat found abused in Clearfield
Just last month, a cat named Sage was found abused by its owners and eventually died. Now, a second cat was found abused in the same neighborhood. Deann Shepherd with the Humane Society is not sure if it's the same abuser, but they hope another reward will help they catch the suspect.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
3m Apr 13, 2017
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Police say two teens involved in Syracuse shooting know each other
Investigators say a single shot sent a woman and a 17 year old to the hospital after a shooting outside a home. Officers are looking into any kind of communication the 17 year old had with a teen living at that house.
1m Apr 13, 2017
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Remains of Utah sailor killed at Pearl Harbor headed home
The body of U.S. Navy Musician 1st Class Elliott Deen Larsen of Monroe, Utah are at last returning to Utah. Larsen was killed on Dec. 7, 1941 during the surprise attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. His remains were unidentified until February, 2017.
3m Apr 13, 2017
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Brigham City Police look for storage unit thieves
Investigators say two suspected thieves caused some serious damages to dozens of storage units, but, they apparently didn't get away with much.
1m Apr 12, 2017
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Daybreak developers say claims of troubles not characteristic
Some homeowners in an area of South Jordan's Daybreak Community have made claims, and are filing a lawsuit over what they say is shoddy construction that is now leading to damage at their homes. But the community's developer and some home-owners say that is not their experience. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has their side of the story.
1m Apr 12, 2017
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Homeowners in Daybreak plan to sue over poor construction
Homeowners and their attorneys say hundreds of homes in the development were not built properly, and millions of dollars in damage has happened because of water.Attorneys for the home builders say they followed building codes and several different companies inspected their work.
1m Apr 12, 2017
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Chef, TV host "bullish" on food revolution
Andrew Zimmern has been around the world for his Travel Channel show "Bizarre Foods." Now he is stopping in Utah to speak about how people live their lives through their food and how they can make better food choices. You can listen to the entire interview on the on the "Let's Get Moving" podcast on the KSL Newsradio podcast.(Photo: Natural History Museum of Utah website)
3m Apr 12, 2017
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Searchers hope better weather can help them find missing hiker
Officials with the Unified Police Department are trying to come up with new strategies to find a Saratoga Springs man missing since Thursday.
1m Apr 11, 2017
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Schools on "lockout" after suicide on playground
Two schools were placed on "lockout" status after a man took his own life on a playground.KSL encourages anyone with suicidal thoughts of suicide to call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255.
1m Apr 11, 2017
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Univ of Utah law professor amazed at Hitler comparison by WH spokesman
White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Adolf Hitler did not sink as low as Syria's President in using chemical weapons on his own people. That statement has many people upset. University of Utah law professor and Israeli-American Amos Guiora is one of them and wonder is anyone can ever trust Spicer again.(Photo: Univ. of Utah)
5m Apr 11, 2017
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Utah man rejected from lung donor list because he tested positive for Marijuana
1m Apr 11, 2017
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BLM plans for new ATV trail in Recapture Canyon
A canyon outside of Blanding in the middle of a fight between the federal government and San Juan County could soon host a new ATV trail. The Bureau of Land Management is proposing opening a portion of Recapture Canyon to motorized vehicle. County commissioner Phil Lyman served 10 days in jail in connection with a 2014 protest ride in Recapture Canyon. Photo credit: Alan Neeves, KSL TV
3m Apr 11, 2017
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Mixed emotions from Martin MacNeill's family after his mysterious death
The former Utah County doctor convicted of killing his wife was found dead in an open yard at the Utah State Prison.His former sister-in-law says the family hopes to be able to move on, eventually.Police are interviewing prisoners as they try to figure out what happened.
1m Apr 11, 2017
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United Airlines faces firestorm after passenger dragged off flight
United Airlines is in damage control after calling police to get a passenger off of a plane to allow a flight crew to board the jet. But did the passenger bear any responsibility? KSL's Drew Steele and travel agent Doug Wren give their opinions.(Photo: Audra Bridges)
4m Apr 11, 2017
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Search continues for missing Saratoga Springs man missing since Thursday
The family of the missing man drove all the way from North Carolina to the Ferguson Trail to help with the search.Family members, who did not wish to be recorded, say they're thankful for the support they've been getting.
1m Apr 10, 2017
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Saturated soils blamed for water shortage at Utah's Little Sahara
It's one of Utah's most popular Easter Weekend destinations. But the Bureau of Land Management says if you're planning on being there this weekend, plan on bringing some extra water. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque explains why. (Photo - ksl.com)
1m Apr 10, 2017
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Lessons learned from attempted rape at Salt Lake Community College
State troopers arrested Timothy Alan Wyatt over claims he tried to rape a woman at the Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville campus. Jail booking documents say Wyatt waited 90 minutes for the attack, having prepared by covering light switch sensors and donning latex gloves. The Utah Coalition Against Sexual Violence shared advice and tips for survivors, based on the case. Photo credit: S...
3m Apr 08, 2017
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Utahn who fought in Syria reacts to US missile strike
Freeman Stevenson saw the war in Syria up close. He volunteered to fight along side Kurds against ISIS in the country. Now he works for KSL.com and gives us an idea of what it's like to live in the country and if people live in fear of chemical weapons attacks.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
4m Apr 08, 2017
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"Stayward" billboard campaign reaches its goal
One Utah Jazz fan wanted to raise $5,000 to buy billboard space to hopefully let Jazzman Gordon Hayward know that they want him to stick around Salt Lake after he becomes a free agent. Not only did he reach his goal, but he's getting ready to donate the extra amount donated to cancer research.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
2m Apr 07, 2017
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Salt Lake County gets help preparing for possible flooding
Emergency officials in Salt Lake County are getting sandbags from the county they had helped earlier in the year.Meanwhile, reservoir managers say there could be a lot of more water added to the high elevation snowpack, and they need to make room for it.
1m Apr 07, 2017
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Orem Police search for couple who tried to use stolen credit cards
Investigators say the couple tried to make thousands of dollars worth of illegal purchases.The victim says she was shocked to see how fast the couple worked.
1m Apr 07, 2017
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Forest Service considers allowing marina expansions at Strawberry Reservoir
Big changes could soon hit Strawberry reservoir. The Forest Service says so many people have been using the area they are thinking about allowing the marina to make some expansions.
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Mitt Romney may be eyeing Orrin Hatch's senatorship
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1m Apr 07, 2017
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Sailboats return to Great Salt Lake marina
Rising waters on the Great Salt Lake allowed sailboats to begin returning to the lake's marina on Thursday. KSL's Jeff Caplan spoke with harbor master Dave Shearer, who also says it's thanks to the strong winter snow pack. Dredging work in the marina is also underway. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
2m Apr 07, 2017
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Salt Lake County preparing more sandbags for potential flooding
The weather in Salt Lake County may be dry now, but, emergency officials have called on volunteers to fill sandbags.They say there's a lot of water in the mountains waiting to come down.
1m Apr 07, 2017
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Utahns mark anniversary of the start of WW I
Thousands from the Beehive State served in "the war to end all wars." Relatives of veterans remembered how the war brought Utah out of obscurity and impacted residents.(Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
2m Apr 06, 2017
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BYU QB explains why he revealed mental health diagnosis
Cougar quarterback Tanner Mangum posted on Instagram earlier this week that he has depression and anxiety. Today, he talked about why he felt he needed to let everyone know about it. (Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
1m Apr 06, 2017
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Remembering WWI in Utah
Veterans, historians and others gathered today in the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol to mark the beginning of the US involvement in World War I. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Apr 06, 2017
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