Sandy community stunned at death of church leader
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ward where Randall Wells presided as bishop say they were floored to hear he and his children died in a plane crash in Iron County.(Photo Credit: Mark Weaver, KSL TV)
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Snow causes big headaches for drivers along Wasatch Front
Weather watchers say the heaviest snow will fall in Utah County tonight, and they expected a weaker storm to pass over tomorrow.
1m Feb 27, 2017
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Flood concerns in saturated Box Elder County move to the hillsides
While cooler temperatures have slowed flooding in saturated Box Elder County, some people are keeping a close eye on potential landslides. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
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Utah governor releases recording of tense public lands call with OIA
Utah Governor Gary Herbert's office has released a recording of a Feb. 16, 2016 conference call with representatives of the outdoor gear industry. The industry representatives were pressing Herbert to reverse his stance on public lands issues, particularly an effort to repeal Bears Ears National Monument in San Juan County. This is the uncut recording of the call. Photo credit: Laura Seitz, De...
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Sheriff Winder take issue with report on jailing policy
The Salt Lake County Sheriff is pushing back by claims from some officers saying they can't book some misdemeanor offenders into the county jail because of a policy capping the number of inmates.
1m Feb 25, 2017
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RTNDA Exec. Dir. responds to White House snub of reporters
Mike Cavendar was pretty surprised that White House spokesman Sean Spicer left some members of a the media out of a "gaggle" session today. He says the move was unprecedented.(Photo: RTNDA)
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SL Co. Mayor talks about other homeless facilites
First it was four and now it's down to two. Only two homeless shelters will be housed in Salt Lake City and the Sugarhouse shelter idea has been scrapped. County Mayor Ben McAdams says the other cities will will step up to help out and that mistakes were not made in the process.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Feb 25, 2017
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SLC to build only two new homeless facilities
State officials, along with leaders from Salt Lake County, will start the process of finding a location for another facility outside of Salt Lake City.
1m Feb 24, 2017
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Accused West Mountain kidnapper booked on even more charges
Grim details are coming out about what happened to an 18 year old as she was being held against her will. Investigators say they have reason to believe the suspect gave her alcohol so she wouldn't be able to fend off an attack.
1m Feb 24, 2017
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Drivers rescued between Summit And Morgan Counties
The drivers were looking for a path around a shut down I-80, but all their GPS took them the wrong way.(Photo: Utah State Parks)
2m Feb 24, 2017
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Fourth person dies from Valentine's Day crash on U.S. 40 in Heber City
The Utah Highway Patrol says a fourth person involved in a crash on U.S. Highway 40 in Heber City on Feb. 14 has died. Meantime, the mother of one of the victims shares her outrage over hearing impairment might have been the cause. Photo credit: Mike Radice, KSL
3m Feb 24, 2017
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Garland declares state of emergency
Just like the town of Tremonton, Garland is dealing with lot of extra water. And the town's mayor thinks he knows where some of it is coming from.(Photo: Mike Anderson/KSL)
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Law enforcement and the Utah Attorney Generals office urge Utahns to watch for and report possible human trafficking
Numbers to call, Utah Human Trafficking Tipline: 801-200-3443Internet Crimes Against Children Tipline: 801-281-1211
1m Feb 23, 2017
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A bill to get rid of a law LGBT advocates call "anti-gay" is moving forward
1m Feb 23, 2017
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Bears Ears conspiracy? Dem. Party Chair doesn't buy it
Congressman Jason Chaffetz wants to talk to Bryce Canyon officials about a tweet and a picture sent out in December. He wonders if the Obama Administration conspired to form a Bears Ears Monument while telling members of congress a decision had not been made. But Utah Democratic Party Chairman Peter Corroon says Chaffetz should worry about something else.(Photo: Bryce Canyon National Park)
2m Feb 23, 2017
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Nat. Guard shows off sand bagging machine
Members of Utah's National Guard were asked to help out with flooding in Box Elder County. The Guardsmen were also able to show off a cool toy that fills up sand bags fast.(Photo: Marc Giauque/KSL Newsradio)
2m Feb 23, 2017
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Eden family unsure when they can clean up from landslide
A Weber County family has a lot of cleaning up they have to do after a slide 100 feet wide stacks mud and debris against their home.But, they're not sure if it's safe to do that, yet.
1m Feb 22, 2017
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Cooler weather helps, but Box Elder Co. continues flood preps
Cooler temperatures are giving flood weary residents in Box Elder County a bit of a break, but theyr’e bracing for more. KSL Newsradio’s Marc Giauque has more.
1m Feb 22, 2017
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Salt Lake County residents help flooding victims in Tremonton
While residents in Box Elder County are trying to keep water from getting into their homes, residents in Salt Lake County are filling sandbags to help keep the flooding at bay.
1m Feb 22, 2017
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Utah County man booked for kidnapping 18 year old
Police say the victim went to this man's home to pick up personal items, but, the suspect reportedly wouldn't let her leave.
1m Feb 22, 2017
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Potholes are keeping UDOT crews especially busy this year
Repair crew supervisors say they've had to deal with a lot of potholes thanks to the winter storms and changing temperatures. They say one stretch of a widely used road in Salt Lake County is particularly bad.
1m Feb 21, 2017
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Police, girl found in canal had been shot
Smithfield police say a girl who was found last week had been shot in the head. They updated her condition and the case today. Prosecutors plan to charge two 16 year old boys in connection with the shooting. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Feb 21, 2017
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It was a great President's Day for ski resorts
Some may not have thought the rain in the valley would have meant big time snow in the mountains due to recent warm days. But the slopes were filled with skiers and snowboarders and lots of new snow.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Feb 21, 2017
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Tremonton residents prep for more possible floods
Residents in Tremonton will keep water pumps nearby as meteorologists say more water is coming.(Photo Credit: Emily Hardy)
1m Feb 21, 2017
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Rivers are close to capacity in northern Utah
The Ogden Police Department is warning everyone about the fast moving levels in the Ogden River. Meteorologists say a lot of streams and rivers in northern Utah are running dangerously high.
1m Feb 20, 2017
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An in-depth interview with the father and grandfather of victims of a deadly 300 west crash
Yesterday's crash on 300 West in Salt Lake City looked horrific and Amy Wilson and her unborn daughter were in the middle of it. Her father, Todd Stevenson, gives KSL and update on their condition in this in-depth look. (Photo: Nicole Boliaux /Deseret News)
2m Feb 18, 2017
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Investigators looking into strange disappearance of Cache County girl
Officials with the Cache County Sheriff's Office say the 14 year old has been found and is recovering in the hospital. But, they still want to know what happened while she was gone.
1m Feb 18, 2017
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Eight people indicted in massive ID theft ring
Federal prosecutors say over 100 thousand people have had their personal data compromised, although, most of the data had not been used, yet.
1m Feb 17, 2017
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Two teens dead, two drivers seriously injured in crash
Two West High School students died after a high speed crash on 300 West. Investigators are looking into whether or not racing may have been a factor.
1m Feb 17, 2017
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An outbreak of mumps in Salt Lake County
Health officials are warning everyone to have their children properly immunized. They say the vaccines are not 100 percent effective, but, they are a big help.
1m Feb 17, 2017
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Former CIA worker Evan McMullin speaks on intelligence leaks
President Donald Trump's not happy over leaks within the nation's intelligence agencies. On Wednesday, CNN spoke with former CIA worker and one-time presidential candidate Evan McMullin about why some members of the FBI or NSA might feel it necessary to speak their minds. Photo credit: Laura Seitz, Deseret News
2m Feb 16, 2017
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Former WSU standout Lillard not too disappointed with All-Star snub
Portland Trail Blazer guard Damian Lillard wishes he were playing in the All-Star game, but he's not losing any sleep over being left off the team.(Photo: Derek Peterson/KSL)
1m Feb 16, 2017
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AF pilot believes F-35 would do well in combat
A government watchdog says the F-35 is a bad deal and will never be combat ready. But 34th Fighter Squadron Director of Operators Lt. Colonel Yoseph Morris believes it could be ready to go right now.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
1m Feb 16, 2017
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Unusually high amount of meth being seized in Utah
Law enforcement officials say drug traffickers have been busier this year. They've taken a lot of drugs, but, meth is an especially big problem.
1m Feb 15, 2017
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Downtown Alliance announces their hopes for Salt Lake City growth
Business leaders and elected officials have big aspirations for the downtown area. They're hoping to get investors on board with their plans.
1m Feb 15, 2017
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Toquerville boy rescued from bathroom cell struggling to stand
A Washington County prosecutor says the 12-year-old boy rescued from the bathroom where he'd been held for a year in January has developmental delays and might not ever regain the ability to stand. It comes even as prosecutors prepare additional charges against his mother, Brandy Jaynes and filed a child abuse count against his father, Russell Jaynes.
3m Feb 15, 2017
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Will Chaffetz question Trump administration on Russia?
Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz says he wants to find out more about the conversations the President and Japan's Prime Minister had in Florida. But the chairman of the House Oversight Committee was a little less forthcoming on whether he will question any potential conversations between the administration and Russia.(Photo: Ravell Call/Deseret News)
2m Feb 15, 2017
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Red Cross and Box Elder County prepare for more possible floods
Another round of storms in the forecast has officials with the Red Cross concerned about more floods in northern Utah. They say a lot of affected people haven't fully cleaned up from the last round of floods.
1m Feb 14, 2017
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Salt Lake City gets into immigration court fight
City attorneys are weighing in on detainees spending a lot of time in jail before they are ever deported.(Photo: Salt Lake City)
3m Feb 14, 2017
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Sheriff tries to stop rumors about officer deaths
A number of deaths among Unified Police officers has sparked a lot of speculation as to how they died. Salt Lake County Sheriff Jim Winder is trying to keep those rumors from spreading.
1m Feb 14, 2017
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Plea deal for teen who fired a weapon in a Bountiful school
The 15 year old boy pleads guilty on two of the counts against him. Attorneys for both sides believe this is the best possible outcome.
1m Feb 14, 2017
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Could we see more flooding this spring?
It's been quite the winter in the Beehive State. Utahns have dealt with snow, rain and flooding. But water watchers say we still have plenty of snow in the mountains which could lead to more flooding in the future.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
2m Feb 11, 2017
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Chaffetz blames chaotic town hall meeting on out-of-staters, audience members blame it on a lack of mics
Representative Jason Chaffetz is blaming the shouting, boos and yelling in last night's meeting on town hall crashers, but audience members tell a different story. Picture: Ravell Call, Deseret News
1m Feb 11, 2017
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Former appeals court clerk says 9th Circuit decision not a surprise
Former 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals clerk Michelle Mumford speaks with KSL's Jeff Caplan about the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of of Appeals decision upholding a temporary restraining order against President Trump's travel ban.
4m Feb 10, 2017
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Former federal judge reacts to appeals court refusal to reinstate travel ban
Univ. of Utah Law professor and former federal judge Paul Cassell joins Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to give us his perspective on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision. You'll also hear from the Washington State Attorney General in a news conference.(Photo: SJ Quinney College of Law)
8m Feb 10, 2017
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Citizenship happiness and heartache in Utah
A woman from Peru and her daughter was granted U.S. citizenship today. But her other daughter didn't receive the same right. (Photo: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
2m Feb 09, 2017
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Dugway Proving Ground official accused of stealing sniper rifle scopes
A federal grand jury has indicted Dugway Proving Ground Logistics Readiness Center supply and logistics director Phillip Tomac on a charge of theft of government property. Tomac has been removed of his post. The case deals with "military grade optics," which include scopes for rifles.
1m Feb 09, 2017
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Measles detected in Salt Lake County
Dr. Dagmar Vitek with the Salt Lake County Health Department says the disease should be taken seriously, but doubts it will spread very far.(File photo: AP)
2m Feb 08, 2017
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Ogden junior high teacher arrested for sexual abuse
Police say a Mound Fort Junior High teacher had inappropriate relationships with students.
1m Feb 08, 2017
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LDS Church announces worldwide education program
Officials with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announce a major expansion to their online education system. It's designed to help people all over the world have access to certification programs and online degrees.
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