Weber State asks football fans to donate on behalf of Chattanooga bus crash victims
The Weber State Wildcats are heading to Chattanooga this weekend for the NCAA FCS Playoffs. They're urging fans to contribute on behalf of victims from this weeks deadly school bus crash in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Head coach Jay Hill spoke with KSL Newsradio about the effort. Photo credit: Spenser Heaps
2m Nov 24, 2016
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Tearful UHP leaders mark the passing of trooper Eric Ellsworth
The Utah Highway Patrol's top administrators shed tears when describing Eric Ellsworth, following his death on Tuesday night. Ellsworth had been hit by a 16-year-old driver while directing traffic in Box Elder County the weekend prior. Photo credit: Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
2m Nov 24, 2016
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Massive phony pill operation taken down in Cottonwood Heights
Investigators say millions of fake pills may have been made out of a home on Titian Way. One man was taken into custody.Brian Besser with the DEA gives the details of how far this operation spread.
2m Nov 23, 2016
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Japan earthquake sparks fresh worries about tsunami risk
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake off the coast of Japan prompted tsunami warnings on Monday. The shaking wasn't strong enough to generate the same kind of devastation as a quake and tsunami in the same area in 2011. Image credit: U.S. Geological Survey
2m Nov 22, 2016
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Plans back on track to breach GSL causeway
Union Pacific is moving foward with plans to breach its rail causeway over the Great Salt Lake, now that concerns about migratory birds and brine shrimp are eased by winter weather. The move could bring the lake's south arm to its lowest level on record. Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News
1m Nov 22, 2016
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Students mourn classmates killed in rollover crash
Three teens inside a car during a crash that killed two of their friends have been released from the hospital.Meanwhile, the student body of Corner Canyon High School are trying to deal with the loss of their friends.(Photo Credit: Jeffrey D.Allred, Deseret News)
1m Nov 22, 2016
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Video shows trooper slamming into wrong-way driver
Investigators are crediting a UHP trooper with quick thinking for hitting a wrong-way driver's car and stopping the driver before he could hit other cars.
1m Nov 22, 2016
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Cheering hockey family greets Sandy brothers who lost their parents
It was an emotional homecoming for Kyle and Karsen Wight, whose parents were killed in a crash in Wyoming as the family was traveling to a hockey tournament.
2m Nov 19, 2016
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Only one free carry-on on some United flights
United Airlines will only allow one free carry-on on some flights. Travel expert Doug Wren talks about why we could see more airlines do it in the future.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
3m Nov 19, 2016
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Possible bomb found following shooting spree in NV border town
A shooting and bomb scare in West Wendover Nevada, may be linked to a bank robbery in Ogden. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque reports on what happened just over the border. (Police say the suspect is also believed to have robbed a bank in Ogden Thursday afternoon. They say they found a lot of money in his car, and shoes matching the description of the robber.)
1m Nov 18, 2016
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Mitt Romney to meet with President-Elect Trump
The two are expected to talk about governing and moving forward. NBC is reporting that Romney may be considered as a potential Secretary of State.(Photo Credit: Cliff Owen, AP Photo)
1m Nov 18, 2016
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Cycling team has equipment trailer stolen
Members of the Skyline Mountain Bike Team say they're extremely upset to learn their team's trailer was stolen from the coach's driveway.
1m Nov 18, 2016
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Mountain snow draws skiers, snowboarders to Big Cottonwood Canyon
Winter sports enthusiasts greeted a blast of mid-November snow in Big Cottonwood Canyon on Thursday, looking forward to the start of ski season. Meanwhile, winter resorts are racing to make snow while temperatures remain cold. Photo credit: Mike Anderson, KSL
2m Nov 18, 2016
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Arrival of November snowstorm puts an end to abnormally long growing season
A record-setting stretch of freeze-free days in Salt Lake City comes to an end in mid-November. USU Extension horiculturalist Taun Beddes shared suggestions on how to prepare gardens and yards for the return of frost. Photo credit: Maria Shilaos, KSL Newsradio
3m Nov 17, 2016
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Homeless advocates make push to get help ahead of November storm
A cold storm moving over Utah has advocates for the homeless reaching out to provide assistance to those without a place to stay. They've opened an overflow shelter in Salt Lake City and are encouraging who are at risk to take advantage of community resources. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
3m Nov 17, 2016
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An arrest is made in the murder of a Mount Pleasant man
Police have arrested a man who they say is connected to the murder of a man whose charred remains were found in a shallow grave. Investigators say the suspect may have kept a gruesome keepsake of the crime.
1m Nov 17, 2016
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Snow making guns ready to go at Utah's ski resorts
It's the day ski resort operators have been waiting for. Not only will the storms bring snow, but, the weather will be cold enough for crews to make their own snow.
1m Nov 17, 2016
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Record heat hits Salt Lake City ahead of November snow storm
Salt Lake City International Airport set a new record high for November 15 on Tuesday, ahead of a significant winter storm moving into Utah later in the week. Meanwhile, mountain slopes are devoid of snow, forcing Park City Mountain Resort to delay the beginning of its season by a week. Photo credit: Dave Cawley, KSL Newsradio
2m Nov 16, 2016
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New details in the death of a man found burned and buried in a shallow grave
The details come from a newly released search warrant that indicates investigators have several suspects.
1m Nov 16, 2016
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Tech giants take steps to defund fake news sites
Google and Facebook have announced changes to their company policies as they try to ensure their ad software can't be used by people giving bad information.(Photo Credit: Paul Sakuma, Associated Press)
1m Nov 16, 2016
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Police and family search for answers in Mountain View HS stabbing
The family of the 16 year old suspect of the Mountain View stabbings released a brief statement issuing their condolences to the victims.Meanwhile, police are still looking for a motive that led to a student stabbing five of his classmates. Two of the victims were last listed in fair condition, while two are listed in critical, but stable condition.(Photo Credit: Orem City Police Facebook Page)
1m Nov 16, 2016
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Oklahoma trucker arrested for drowsy driving, after crash kills two Utahns
1m Nov 15, 2016
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Man shoots self, passenger through the legs with single bullet
Orem police say a man with a stolen revolver accidentally shot himself and another car passenger through the leg after dropping the gun. Jarrat Broadbent's then accused of stealing the car, after making the driver go the hospital.
1m Nov 15, 2016
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"End of Watch" call for fallen WVC officer
It's one of the final tributes to fallen police officers and Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News brings you the touching tribute for West Valley Police officer Cody Brotherson. (Photo: Kristen Murphy/Deseret News)
2m Nov 15, 2016
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Cody Brotherson laid to rest
Hundreds of officers from all over the country filled the Valley View Memorial Park to honor the fallen West Valley City officer.(Photo Credit: Scott G Winterton, Deseret News)
1m Nov 15, 2016
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The ultimate fan? A Utah father says he'll root for both sons playing on opposite sides of an upcoming BYU and SUU matchup
Both sons play defense for their football teams and Howard Hannemann says they've been bugging their coaches to let them play a few minutes of offense so they can go head to head.
1m Nov 12, 2016
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Hundreds of students protest Trump victory
An estimated 500 students walked out of class in the Granite School District, protesting the election of Donald Trump.Educators say their main goal was to keep the kids out of the kind of trouble protesters in other cities have gotten into.(Photo Credit: Associated Press)
1m Nov 12, 2016
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Hurricane Mayor officially charged
Prosecutors in Kane County claim Mayor John Bramall illegally let two hunters kill deer that were on his property.
1m Nov 12, 2016
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Salt Lake County Council member urges change in tone after election
Salt Lake County Council member Aimee Winder Newton penned a blog on Friday, reacting to reports of school kids facing harassment and bullying after the election. She says "we're better than this." Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News
4m Nov 12, 2016
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West Wendover NV says legal pot sales not happening soon
City officials in West Wendover Nevada say their phones have been ringing off the hook since voters approved sales of small amounts of recreational marijuana. And they say a lot of those calls are coming from the 801 area code. But it could be some time before it's sold there, if it's even sold at all. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Nov 11, 2016
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Latino advocates trying to calm fears of Trump election
Members of Utah's Latino community are reportedly feeling strong fears about their future. But, some advocates are trying to inform community members that the legal system does offer some protection.(Photo Credit: Associated Press)
1m Nov 11, 2016
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University of Utah establishes safe spaces for discussion following presidential election
The University of Utah encouraged students bothered, concerned or anxious about the outcome of the presidential election to visit one of several safe spaces on campus. They're meant to provide a location for people to discuss their feelings without fear of intimidation or reprisal.
3m Nov 11, 2016
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RSL Midfielder Javier Morales explains why he won't play for the club in 2017
After being with the team for 10 years, Javier Morales wants to quell the rumors as to why he's leaving.
2m Nov 11, 2016
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ATF offers reward in stolen gun case
The ATF is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of suspects in the theft of 9 guns, including 2 fully automatic rifles, from a West Jordan business. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has the story.
1m Nov 10, 2016
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Chaffetz, Bishop and Stewart sail to convincing victories
Members of Utah's congressional delegation thank the crowd after posting solid victories in their races. Here are portions of the victory speeches from Chris Stewart and Rob Bishop.
3m Nov 09, 2016
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Mail-in balloting could mean slower election returns in Utah
Utah's move to mail-in balloting could mean delays in getting accurate election results, especially in tight races. The Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office says individual counties also made inconsistent rules regarding postage and deadlines.
3m Nov 08, 2016
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Salt Lake Police, multi-racial families gather to discuss community fears
Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown joins Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to speak about how the department is reaching out to multi-racial families due to one conversation with one woman.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
2m Nov 08, 2016
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Utah representative warns tomorrow isn't the only election the state should watch
Important political elections don’t end with tomorrow’s vote. In fact, one house representative from Utah says an extremely important election will follow soon after we get Tuesday’s results.
1m Nov 08, 2016
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Utah rock climbers upset over targeted vandalism in Little Cottonwood Canyon
Members of Utah's rock climbing community say someone smashed handholds at popular bouldering sites in Little Cottonwood Canyon. The U.S. Forest Service says it's the latest in a long string vandalisms in lower parts of the canyon. Image credit: Devon Dewey, KSL.com
1m Nov 05, 2016
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Utah spends less than expected for land to host new prison
Utah's state government has paid $12.4 million to acquire land west of Salt Lake City International Airport for a new correctional facility. It's far less that the projected $30 million price tag.
2m Nov 05, 2016
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Park City teen makes initial appearance... in a way
The teen accused of giving two friends the drug "pink," which may have led to their deaths, heard from a judge for the first time, today.
1m Nov 05, 2016
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New poll shows uncertainty among a lot of Utah voters
A poll released today shows Utah voters are still leaning Republican, but, a lot of people aren't 100 percent sure who they want to vote for. Data from state elections officials support that claim.
1m Nov 04, 2016
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Former Ute Dakarai Tucker shooting for the SLC Stars
Tucker has his sights focused on the general election. That's about the time he will find out if he's made the squad for the Utah Jazz's D-League affiliate. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall found out it was not an easy path for the "3 and D" swingman who had to try out for the team.(Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)
1m Nov 04, 2016
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More details released of the man shot by West Jordan Police
One officer is on administrative leave after an officer involved shooting after a credit union robbery on Wednesday. The suspect pleaded guilty to drug possession just last week.
1m Nov 04, 2016
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Man accused of killing brother, mother at remote Carbon County ranch
Police have arrested a 23 year old Ferron man, and accused him of killing his mother and brother at a ranch in adjoining Carbon County. Police are still investigating the case. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more.
1m Nov 03, 2016
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Roy family investigated over 20 month old child's death
Police say they think a baby died after injuries from child abuse, while family says the baby died after a bad fall. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily reports:
1m Nov 03, 2016
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One man dead after officer-involved shooting in West Jordan
Investigators say a bank robbery suspect died at the hospital after shots were fired in a West Jordan neighborhood.Some witnesses say they heard only two shots, while others say they heard between four and five.
1m Nov 03, 2016
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Solar tables? Could be coming to BYU soon
Some BYU engineering students have come up with a prototype solar table. But an associate professor, John Salmon, says the new solar possibilities may not end there.(Photo: Jaren Wilkey/BYU)
1m Nov 03, 2016
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UTA makes changes
Don't expect any rail projects from UTA in the near future. But the transit agency's new president, Jerry Benson, says that service should get better.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
3m Nov 02, 2016
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Herriman take closer look at Main Street after fatal crash
City officials say they've been getting a lot of questions as to why there is no crosswalk on that portion of the street. But, they say there are reasons why the don't want to add one yet.(Photo Credit: Scott G Winterton, Deseret News)
1m Nov 02, 2016
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