Mormon Tabernacle Choir inviting amateurs to join virtual chorus
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wants people to lend their voices to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for an Easter rendition of Handel's Messiah. Image courtesy: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
1m Feb 20, 2016
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Pilot killed in Colorado crash learned to love flying on the ski slopes
Investigators have recovered the body of a pilot killed when his plane crashed between Provo, Utah and Granby, Colorado. A friend shared his memories of William Hiler with KSL. Picture courtesy Rio Blanco County Sheriff's Office
2m Jan 19, 2016
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Trump supporters want to bomb fictional country from Aladdin
A Public Policy Polling poll has revealed an embarrassing bit of ignorance when it comes to foreign policy.
30s Dec 19, 2015
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Man arrested for making phony 911 call to avoid traffic ticket
Logan police say 27-year-old Jimmie Willis made this 911 call on November 19, 2015, hoping to escape a traffic stop by reporting a bogus shooting at WalMart.Image courtesy: Cache County Sheriff's Office
1m Nov 21, 2015
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Former Salt Lake County Council member Randy Horiuchi dies
The long-serving Democrat, prominent in the world of Salt Lake County politics, has died at the age of 61.
3m Nov 20, 2015
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911 recording offers terrifying account of Holladay bank robbery
Unified Police have released recordings of a 911 call a bank manager made after she locked a would-be robber out of her U.S. Bank branch in Holladay. Photo credit: Unified Police
2m Oct 28, 2015
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Final preps being made for ESPN College Game Day
University of Utah fans are camping out at President's Circle so they can be part of the show.
1m Oct 09, 2015
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Pair of cockpit medical emergencies highlight safety concerns for pilots
The death of a West Jordan, Utah pilot mid-flight this week might have some people nervous to fly. A retired airline pilot tells KSL those fears are unfounded.
1m Oct 08, 2015
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FAA hears questions, frustrations during drone meeting in Utah
Utah drone operators had a rare chance to meet with FAA officials at Utah Valley University. They wanted to know what they could do to fly legally. Photo credit: Mark Cawley
2m Oct 02, 2015
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President Obama makes personal appeal to gun owners
President Obama says America has become numb to gun violence and that people need to politicize the issue to bring about change.
12m Oct 01, 2015
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Start of October marks end of watering season in Utah
Utah water managers say no lawn sprinklers are needed after October 1st, especially as some water conservancy districts halt deliveries. Photo credit: John Hollenhorst, KSL TV
2m Sep 30, 2015
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Visitors fouling Arches National Park potholes with spare change
The National Park Service is reminding people that desert "potholes" where water collects in sandstone depressions are not wishing wells. Image credit: Arches National Park
1m Sep 28, 2015
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Insurance data breach involving thousands in Salt Lake County bigger than first thought
A Texas man says he's the one who found unencrypted insurance claims databases on a cloud server. Thousands of Salt Lake County employees could be affected, but that's the tip of the iceberg. Image credit: Chris Vickery
2m Sep 23, 2015
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Can a business owner disarm a police officer?
A Salt Lake City pub owner is apologizing after an employee asked a police officer to leave their gun outside while he ate there.If a business owner wants to make their establishment a "gun free zone," does that also extend to police officers?
1m Sep 22, 2015
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Zion National Park explains backcountry permit rules following flash flood deaths
KSL Newsradio's Peter Samore asked Zion National Park spokeswoman Aly Baltrus why canyoneers were allowed into Keyhole Canyon when weather forecasts showed flash flooding was possible Monday. The group was trapped and killed by the flood waters.
4m Sep 17, 2015
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Pigeon belonging to Charles Darwin delivered to Natural History Museum of Utah
New exhibit on birds at NHMU includes rare glimpse at Darwin's pigeon collection, first-edition copy of "On the Origin of Species."
2m Sep 14, 2015
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Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter damaged during rescue mission
A quick-acting pilot helped keep the Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter from crashing near Lone Peak while working to recover the body of a deceased hiker. Photo credit: Utah Highway Patrol
3m Sep 11, 2015
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Utah man convicted for poaching trophy buck nicknamed "The Rabbi"
A jury has found an Altamont man guilty of wanton destruction of protected wildlife for killing a unique mule deer on the grounds of Camp Williams in 2011. Photo credit: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
2m Sep 10, 2015
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Utah congressman points to shooting of LDS mission president as evidence of Mexico violence
Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz says the shooting of a mission president for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mexico is evidence the Obama administration is not taking violence south of the border seriously. Photo credit: LDS Church
1m Sep 09, 2015
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Firefighters warn drone operators of flight restriction around Utah wildfire
As the Quail Hollow Fire burned near homes in Cottonwood Heights, firefighters took to Twitter to warn drone operators they were not allowed to fly. Photo credit: Dave Cawley
2m Sep 01, 2015
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Ty Detmer thinks another BYU Cougar will eventually win the Heisman Trophy
25 years after Ty Detmer won the ultimate college football award, the former BYU QB thinks another Cougar could with the Heisman. He even thinks current quarterback Taysom Hill could come close. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
2m Sep 01, 2015
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President Obama to film survival reality show segment in Alaska
The White House confirms President Obama will film segments for an upcoming episode of Running Wild with Bear Grylls while visiting the Alaskan arctic.
2m Sep 01, 2015
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Delta reveals plans for non-stop service between Salt Lake City and London
Starting in May of 2016, Delta Air Lines plans to run direct service between Salt Lake City International and London Heathrow Airport. London joins Paris and Amsterdam in gaining a non-stop link to the Crossroads of the West.
2m Aug 26, 2015
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Utah calls for bottled water donations to assist communities affected by mine waste spill
The Utah Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Christian Center of Park City say the Navajo Nation and communities in San Juan County are still in need of clean water. They're urging people to contribute bottled water to help the communities affected by the Gold King Mine waste spill in Colorado.
3m Aug 25, 2015
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Missing 10-year-old found safe in Utah's Uinta Mountains
A 10-year-old boy survived a night alone in the rough and rugged Uinta Mountains. Rescuers and his family credit faith and clear-thinking for the happy resolution to the search and rescue effort.
2m Aug 24, 2015
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Dow Jones Industrial Average sheds more than 500 points in Friday trading
A week of pull-back continued on Wall Street Friday, with the Dow taking a beating during daytime trading. Scott and Maria asked Deseret Mutual Certified Financial Planner Shane Stewart what it means for average investors. Image credit: bfishadow on Flickr
2m Aug 21, 2015
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Son of man killed in World War Two receives surprise honors on his father's behalf
An American B-24 radio operator and gunner who was shot down and killed days after D-Day left behind a young son. For decades, Jerry Sills has known almost nothing about his father's service. Now, he's received special honors on behalf of his dad, Joseph.
2m Aug 19, 2015
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Utah Highway Patrol trooper saves escaped puppy found near death on I-15
A trooper from central Utah recovered a five-month-old puppy days after it darted away from its owner in Scipio. The dog was dehydrated and almost dead in the freeway median when Jeff Jones found her. Photo credit: Marianne Miller
2m Aug 18, 2015
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Annual meteor shower visible in Utah... if clouds cooperate
The Perseid meteor shower could peak tonight, with great views of the space debris streaking across the Earth's upper atmosphere. Seeing it in Utah though will require a lot of cloud clearing. Photo credit: Dave Cawley
2m Aug 13, 2015
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Attorneys general from three states considering legal action against EPA
The attorneys general of Colorado, New Mexico and Utah met in Durango, Colorado, to compare notes on a mine waste spill. They're waiting to see if the Environmental Protection Agency will adequately address the disaster before deciding if lawsuits are necessary.
2m Aug 12, 2015
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Utah lawmakers select Salt Lake City site to host new state prison facility
Utah's Prison Relocation Commission has unanimously selected the site at 7200 West and I-80 as the preferred location for a new state prison. Some Salt Lake City leaders though are extremely unhappy about that. Image credit: Brianna Bodily
5m Aug 11, 2015
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San Juan County bracing for tourism impacts of Colorado mine waste spill
Small communities along Utah's San Juan River are watching with concern for sign of toxic mine waste. It's flowing toward Lake Powell from a breached gold mine near Silverton, Colorado. News coverage of the situation has locals concerned about tourism impacts. Photo credit: Dave Cawley
2m Aug 10, 2015
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Toxic mine waste spill in Colorado prompts river safety worries in Utah
Environmental agencies in Utah are on alert for impacts from a toxic mine waste spill in Colorado. The acidic sludge will reach Lake Powell by way of the San Juan River. The Bureau of Land Management is advising river runners to stay off the popular destination this weekend. Image credit: La Plata County, Colorado
3m Aug 07, 2015
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Skiing Conflict
What happens when there is more than one "Only One?" The newly-combined Park City Ski Resort is using the tagline "There is only one." The problem? That's the tagline used for the past year by Salt Lake County tourism bureau's "Ski City" website.
1m Aug 05, 2015
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Target shooters causing close calls in Davis County
The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands says it might close an area near the entrance to Antelope Island State Park to shooting. It's because irresponsible gun owners have peppered a nearby sewer treatment plant with bullets and nearly hit people on a nature trail. Photo credit: Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands
2m Jul 29, 2015
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Strong El Nino could bring winter storms to southern Utah
NOAA's latest projections show a high potential for strong El Nino conditions in the Pacific Ocean this winter. That would increase the chance for drought-busting precipitation across large portions of Utah.
2m Jul 28, 2015
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Utah drivers hit important mark on the road to Zero Fatalities
The Utah Highway Patrol says seatbelt use played a role in achieving a summer holiday weekend with no highway deaths.
2m Jul 27, 2015
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Security researchers remotely hijack Jeep through in-car entertainment system
An article in WIRED details how a pair of security researchers managed to remotely hijack a Jeep Cherokee. Craig Bickmore with the New Car Dealers of Utah says it's a good reminder to stay up-to-date on safety updates for your own vehicle. Image credit: SurfAst via Wikimedia Commons
2m Jul 23, 2015
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Prosecutors file aggravated murder charge against teen in death of West Valley City girl
The Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office wants a 15-year-old boy tried as an adult on a charge of aggravated murder. He's accused of luring 12-year-old Kailey Vijil out of her home with a story about needing help finding a pregnant cat.
2m Jul 22, 2015
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Piles of trash overwhelm dumpsters at popular areas in the Uinta Mountains
Michael Proctor of Kearns sent us this photo of trash heaped in, on and around a bear-proof dumpster at Mirror Lake. The U.S. Forest Service says the dumpster is serviced regularly but gets overfilled on busy weekends. That can present a danger by luring wildlife. Photo credit: Michael Proctor
2m Jul 21, 2015
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BLM offers to give land to Utah County for Lake Mountain shooting range
The Bureau of Land Management wants public input on a plan to give 160 acres of ground to Utah County for a gun range south of Saratoga Springs. Public lands in that area are under a temporary target shooting ban due to public safety concerns. Photo credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
2m Jul 13, 2015
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Widow of slain Sgt. Cory Wride explains why she asked judge to allow parole
Nanette Wride spoke with reporters following a sentencing hearing for Meagan Grunwald in Provo. A judge sent Grunwald, 18, to prison for 30 years to life but with the possibility of parole. Photo credit: Chris Detrick/pool photo
2m Jul 09, 2015
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Utah auditors urge conversation over subsidies for NCAA athletics
A review of NCAA revenue subsidies at Utah's public colleges and universities has state auditors suggesting talks. They want discussions about how much college students, the state and others should be expected to pay for athletics programs. Scott and Maria spoke with the State System of Higher Education about the findings of the new audit. Image credit: Jeffrey Allred, Deseret News
2m Jul 08, 2015
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Options abound for Independence Day fun in Utah
Warm weather and a weekend holiday will have a lot of people out recreating. Scott and Maria asked Shawn Stinson from Visit Salt Lake for ideas where people can go over the 4th of July without running into huge crowds.
2m Jul 03, 2015
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Grandmother and five grandkids fend off knife-wielding invader in Poplar Grove
Salt Lake City police say a man forced his way into a home in the Poplar Grove neighborhood, threatening to kill a woman and her five grandchildren. They managed to barricade themselves in a back room and call 911.
2m Jul 01, 2015
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Utah Valley University unveils plans for austism center
UVU has collected private donations for a planned autism center. President Matthew Holland spoke with Tim and Maria about how it could help people with autism spectrum disorders, as well as their families. Image courtesy: UVU Marketing and Communications
2m Jun 29, 2015
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Dino tracks repeatedly defaced with plaster near Moab
The Manti-LaSal National Forest says six dinosaur footprints about 30 miles outside of Moab have been plastered three different times in June. Removing the plaster casts can do permanent damage to the tracks. Photo courtesy: U.S. Forest Service
1m Jun 29, 2015
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Humor writer fakes being drafted by Utah Jazz in NBA draft
Elite Daily humor writer Connor Toole posed as a draft prospect in the 2015 NBA draft, telling people he was selected by the Utah Jazz in the second round. He spoke with KSL Newsradio's Dave Cawley about the experience. Photo: Elite Daily via Youtube
13m Jun 26, 2015
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Utah Representative refuses to endorse presidential candidates
Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz says he will not be endorsing any other political candidates, including White House hopefuls, in 2016. He tells KSL his position on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee are a higher calling.
2m Jun 22, 2015
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Orem Owlz cancel "Caucasian Heritage Night"
The rookie league affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels thought twice about the promotional night and decided to cancel it. KSL Newsradio's Cleon Wall has the story. (Photo: Ravell Call/Deseret News)
27s Jun 19, 2015
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