Diaw traded to the Utah Jazz
The Jazz acquired the 34-year old Frenchman for the rights to Olivier Hanlan according to Yahoo Sports. Andy Larsen with ksl.com explains to Utah's Afternoon News why this is a good move for Utah. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)
2m Jul 05, 2016
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Hospitals ditch nurseries in favor of new “baby friendly” program
Hospitals across the nation are getting rid of baby nurseries after research shows it may be better for both the mom and newborn. Picture: Anika Nes, Shutterstock
1m Jul 05, 2016
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Dead Wolverine found in Rich County
An elusive animal makes another appearance in Utah. Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources says a state worker discovered a dead Wolverine on a road to Laketown. And it's the 1st time one has been found in decades.
3m Jul 02, 2016
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Outgoing Chief Medical Examiner Todd Grey extended interview clip
On his last day as Utah's Chief Medical Examiner, Doctor Todd Grey spent a few minutes discussing his career with KSL Newsradio's Dave Cawley. Dr. Grey has served in the OME for three decades, conducting nearly 9,000 autopsies in that time.Image credit: Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
3m Jul 01, 2016
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People who park, and mis-pay, will be getting a reprieve
Those electronic parking meters around downtown Salt Lake City can be confusing. Mostly the labeling of which number spot where you're parked. And it's caused many people to give money to the wrong number. So Mayor Jackie Biskupski has a solution. Photo credit: Laura Seitz, Deseret News
2m Jun 30, 2016
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Bones found near Alta now positively identified as Corry Ehlers
The family of a man whose remains have now been identified, four years after he disappeared, is expressing relief today.
1m Jun 30, 2016
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The FDA wants more study done on hand sanitizers
Concerns over water scarcity may have many people turning to hand sanitizers. But the FDA wants to know if there are any health risks in some of the ingredients.
2m Jun 29, 2016
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Utah woman speaks out about kidnapping and rape experience
A Utah woman says she is trying to piece her life back together after a chance meeting online led to her kidnapping and rape.
2m Jun 29, 2016
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Charging documents reveal new details about death of UTA worker Kay Ricks
Criminal charges filed in Wyoming against Centerville kidnapping suspects Flint and DJ Harrison are spelling out in detail how investigators believe Utah Transit Authority worker Kay Ricks died. The Harrisons face counts including murder.
3m Jun 29, 2016
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Department of Justice orders "implicit bias" training for prosecutors, officers
The U.S. Department of Justice says prosecutors and federal agents will start going through training to recognize "implicit bias." Former U.S. Attorney for Utah Brett Tolman says it can be an issue when investigators reach a conclusion before examining the evidence.Photo credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
3m Jun 28, 2016
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Utah reaction from both sides after Supreme Court rules to uphold Maine gun law
Reaction to the Supreme Court ruling is coming in hot from both sides of the Utah gun debate. KSL newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
27s Jun 27, 2016
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DEA orders Northern Utah rehab center to close, center officials say they'll fight the order
Managers of a Northern Utah rehab center are hopping mad after the DEA raided their facility this week.
1m Jun 24, 2016
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Busy start to summer for Salt Lake County search and rescuers
Search and rescue crews in Salt Lake County have had a very busy June, dealing with deadly accidents in the canyons of the central Wasatch Mountains. SAR commander Alan Bergstrom says hiking alone is a major risk.
2m Jun 23, 2016
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Police search for more possible victims of former teacher
Investigators in Utah County say they believe a former teacher arrested for arranging to have sex with a 13 year-old girl may have victimized other teens. They're asking those teens to come forward.He reportedly told an undercover officer he had illegal sexual contact with students in the past.
1m Jun 22, 2016
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Washington County uses reverse 911 to ask for drone tips
Repeated encounters between firefighting aircraft and drones over the Saddle Fire have Washington County Sheriff's Deputies offering a reward for tips. The drone operator could face arrest. Drone sightings have forced delays that allowed flames to advance toward a campground and homes.
1m Jun 22, 2016
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Fire causes S. Utah homeowners to evacuate
The Saddle Fire in the Pine Valley is causing plenty of problems for campers and residents. KSL photojournalist Marc Weaver joined Utah's Afternoon News from hot southern Utah to talk about firefighting efforts and how close this blaze is getting to homes.
2m Jun 22, 2016
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Tech sniffing dog joins Weber County Sheriff's office
The Weber County Sheriff’s office is introducing a new K9 to the force and he brings a unique set of skills with him. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
29s Jun 21, 2016
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Indicted member of FLDS church on the lam after fleeing home arrest
The FBI is hunting a high-ranking member of the FLDS polygamist sect after he walked away from home arrest over the weekend. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Jun 21, 2016
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Firefighters: Stop flying drones over wildland fires
For the third time in a few days, wildland firefighters had to stop battling some blazes in southern Utah due to people flying drones over a fire. On Utah's Afternoon News, Jason Curry with Utah's Division of Forestry, Fire and State lands says it's not just inconvenient, but illegal. (Photo Courtesy: Utah Division of Forestry, Fire & State Lands)
2m Jun 20, 2016
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Utah man donates kidney to high school football teammate
They hadn't seen each other for 20 years, but a Utah man went above and beyond when he found out his old teammate needed a new kidney.
1m Jun 18, 2016
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Lieutenant Govern Spencer Cox goes in-depth on his viral speech
Lieutenant Govern Spencer Cox says he's humbled by how the nation responded to his speech about the Orlando Shooting
2m Jun 16, 2016
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New drone laws in time for this year’s fire season
Legislators announced new drone rules in time for the summer fire season. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Jun 15, 2016
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Police: Witnesses are not cooperating in investigation into this morning’s officer involved shooting in Taylorsville
There are still a lot of unanswered questions after two connected shooting this morning, one an officer involved shooting in Taylorsville. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Jun 15, 2016
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Health issues becoming clear after year in space
The experience of a now-retired astronaut after his year in space are giving NASA some much-needed information ahead of any future missions to Mars. ABC's Mark Remillard broke down what we're learning from Commander Scott Kelly.
3m Jun 15, 2016
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Amid local concerns, UDOT says pumps were overwhelmed in Midvale flooding
Yesterday wild weather flooded roads and apartment building throughout Midvale. Now some locals are asking why the water pumps didn't take care of it.
1m Jun 15, 2016
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Multi-million dollar tax incentive approved for arena facelift
The Salt Lake City RDA board has given unanimous support to a tax incentive plan for renovations at Vivint Smarthome Arena. Larry H. Miller Sports & Entertainment President Steve Starks spoke with Scott and Maria. Photo credit: Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
4m Jun 15, 2016
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DA clears UPD officers in shooting of suspected cop-killer
Three Unified Police officers who shot and killed Corey Lee Henderson after he killed UPD officer Doug Barney have been cleared of wrongdoing. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill says their use of deadly force was legally justified.
2m Jun 11, 2016
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Orrin Hatch pays tribute to Muhammad Ali
Utah's senior senator was one of the featured speakers at Ali's public memorial today. He reflected on Ali's greatness, their friendship and the time the boxing great came to Utah for a visit. (Photo Credit: Don Grayston, Deseret News Archives)
4m Jun 10, 2016
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Mia Love for Vice President?
The Washington Post names Utah Congresswoman Mia Love as 1 of 35 possible possible V.P. candidates for Donald Trump. But she says it won't happen and Utah State University Political Science professor Michael Lyons believes she would not be the best choice.(Photo Courtesy Jeffrey Allred, Deseret News)
3m Jun 09, 2016
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Utah DWR looking for someone using naughty fishing tactics
The Division of Wildlife Resources says someone killed a bunch of fish by placing an illegal net across the Provo River. Conservation Officer Shawn Spencer tells Utah's Afternoon News they found out about it from another fisherman.(Photo courtesy Utah Dept. of Natural Resources)
2m Jun 09, 2016
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Candidates debate for school board openings
Starting tonight, candidates for school board are meeting in a series of debates. KSL Newsradio's Mary Richards reports.
1m Jun 08, 2016
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Weiler, other state lawmakers receive Hustler magazine from publisher
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt lived up to his promise to send Senator Todd Weiler and other state legislators a few copy of his magazine. But Weiler tells Utah's Afternoon News he thinks it will help his cause.(Photo Credit: Kristin Murphy/Deseret News)
2m Jun 08, 2016
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June hits Utah with heat, wind and hail
Record-setting temperatures and afternoon thunderstorms are usually July weather in Utah. This year, we're seeing them in June. Scott and Maria asked KSL meteorologist Kevin Eubank why.
2m Jun 08, 2016
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Boy Scouts donate time to clean up Lake Powell graffiti
The National Park Service is praising a group of Boy Scouts from an LDS ward in Mesa, Arizona. They spent part of their vacation at Lake Powell removing vandalism.Photo courtesy: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
2m Jun 07, 2016
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Weldon Angelos released from prison, but not through White House commutation
A Utah man sent to prison for 55 years in a drug case has been released, following a campaign for clemency. Former federal judge Paul Cassell explains how it happened.
3m Jun 04, 2016
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Swift water dangers peaking this weekend in Utah
Hydrologists say hypothermia dangers are high this weekend as Utah's snow melt hits its highest point of the season.
3m Jun 04, 2016
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Former KSL reporter reflects on Blue Angels flight after deadly Tennessee crash
WKRN's Samantha Fisher flew with the Navy Blue Angels one day before a member of the elite team died in a Tennessee crash.Photo courtesy: Samantha Fisher, WKRN
3m Jun 03, 2016
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Wet weather in May helps fill Utah reservoirs
Spring storms and cool weather slowed mountain snow melt, allowing reservoirs to fill across northern Utah.
2m Jun 03, 2016
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Two men in critical condition after industrial accident in a downtown apartment complex
Two construction workers are in critical condition at the hospital this afternoon after an accident in the parking garage of a downtown apartment complex.
1m Jun 02, 2016
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Police says they have many leads in investigation into the death of a Magna woman
Police are still searching for clues in the suspected murder of a Magna woman. Today they may interview their most important witness. KSL Newsradio’s Brianna Bodily has the story.
1m Jun 02, 2016
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EPA demands strict air pollution standards to limit haze at Utah national parks
Two Utah coal-fired power plants will have to spend big on new technology to limit emissions. It's in response to an EPA plan aimed at cutting haze over national parks. Photo credit: Ravell Call, Deseret News
2m Jun 02, 2016
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Firefighters cut apart old school buses in Utah County
Retired school buses in the Alpine School District have become a training ground for firefighters from Lehi and Pleasant Grove.Photo courtesy: Alpine School District
2m Jun 01, 2016
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Utah family upset after learning graduating student won't be allowed to wear cultural leis
A last minute announcement has a Utah family upset. They say they've spent hundreds of dollars on flower leis, only to be told their student can't wear them.
1m Jun 01, 2016
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Diagnosing infections getting faster with new tech from U of U
System called Taxonomer capable of quickly comparing genetic sample from patient against huge database of known bacteria, fungi and viruses. Photo credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
3m May 27, 2016
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Utah joins coalition of 11 states suing the federal government over bathroom laws
Today Utah joined 10 other states in suing the Obama administration over a White House directive on transgender access to school bathrooms.
1m May 26, 2016
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Athletic trainers save life of teen at Northridge High School
A student at Northridge High School in Layton collapsed after leaving the school's weight room. Two trainers used CPR and and AED to save his life.Image credit: Dwight Burdette via Wikimedia Commons
2m Apr 28, 2016
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Kitten rescued after being shot in head with blow dart
Help find the person who did this to Miss Kiss, a shorthair tabby kitten rescued from along the Spanish Fork River Trail. Image courtesy: Mountain West Animal Hospital
2m Mar 25, 2016
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Voter demand causes glitches for state website
Utah's elections director says record-setting interest in the state's caucuses brought down an address look-up service on vote.utah.gov.
5m Mar 23, 2016
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Marco Rubio suspends campaign after Florida disappointment
Florida Sen. Marc Rubio says he's on the right side, but not the winning side after losing his home state's primary to Donald Trump. Photo credit: Tom Smart, Deseret News
3m Mar 16, 2016
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Dell Schanze files for another run at Utah governor's office
Former computer store pitchman "Super Dell" Schanze has filed to run again for Utah governor in 2016 as an independent candidate. Scott and Maria asked Deseret News political reporter Dennis Romboy if the long shot bid will have a significant impact on the race.
2m Mar 14, 2016
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