Flu cases expected to spike soon
State health officials say we're approaching the time of year where influenza hospitalizations rise dramatically.
1m Dec 23, 2017
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Captain Santa and Am. Fork Fire helps family in need
The American Fork Fire department went above and beyond the call of duty to help a family that they helped once before. They also involved the big guy from the North Pole to deliver the gifts today.(Graphic: American Fork City)
1m Dec 23, 2017
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Dogs saved from Korean meat market come to Utah
It’s a different kind of “rescue dog.” Officials from The Humane Society Of Utah have taken in eight dogs that were originally intended to be used as food.
1m Dec 23, 2017
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Homeless advocates say they still need donations
Salt Lake Mayor Jackie Biskupski says the number of donations are down for the homeless this year and it's possibly due to Operation Rio Grande.(Photo: Ladd Egan/KSL TV)
2m Dec 22, 2017
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Arches National Park closes after snow storm
The road leading in and out of Arches National Park was closed because of the snow dumped in the Moab area. Park ranger Karen Garthwait says it wasn't the first time the road has been shutdown due to weather and trails will be slick when it reopens tomorrow.(Photo: Arches National Park)
2m Dec 22, 2017
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Gunman in I-15 shootout had multiple weapons, police say
Investigators are releasing more information about what led up to a low-speed chase and officer-involved shooting on I-15. However, they say they’re still puzzled about the man’s motives.(Photo Credit: KSL TV)
1m Dec 22, 2017
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Resorts and powder hounds thrilled with latest storms
Ski resort managers are breathing a big sigh of relief after the storm that they say will keep people happy through Christmas.
1m Dec 22, 2017
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Salt Lake City-based company encouraging businesses to install electric car chargers
The storm is expected to clean the air, for now. However, clean air advocates say the pollution will come back. One company is hoping to help other business leaders encourage their employees buy electric cars.
1m Dec 21, 2017
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"Obamacare" hasn't been eliminated by tax reform plan
President Trump touted that the Affordable Care Act was basically dead with the new tax reform plan. But Utah Health Policy Project analyst Stacy Stanford said that's not the case.(Photo: Cleon Wall/KSL Newsradio)
3m Dec 21, 2017
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Hatch heaps praise on President Trump after tax plan passes
President Trump gave Republicans a chance to celebrate tax reform bill today and allowed some of the key figures to speak about how much it will help every day Americans. Utah's senior senator Orrin Hatch used a good portion of his allotted time praising the president and his leadership.(Photo: Jeffrey Allred/Deseret News)
2m Dec 21, 2017
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Convenience store opens on SL Airport property
People dropping off rental cars or picking up travelers from Salt Lake International Airport now have a place to stop and gas up or get a snack. Deseret News reporter Jasen Lee says the Touch N' Go convenience store is a big deal and potentially a good deal.(Adam Fondren/Deseret News)
3m Dec 20, 2017
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Addiction recovery specialists say the holidays are a dangerous time for addicts
A recovery center in Salt Lake City is handing out a different kind of Christmas gift to addicts and their families. They’re giving Naloxone kits for people at risk over overdosing on opioids.
1m Dec 20, 2017
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Teen pleads guilty to attempting to kill 14-year old girl
One of the teens accused of luring Deserae Turner from her home, then telling his friend to shoot her in the head, pleads guilty to aggravated attempted murder and obstruction of justice.(Photo Credit: Eli Lucero)
1m Dec 20, 2017
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Officers seized tons of drugs over 2017, cocaine busts up from last year
Police say they’ve taken in millions and millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs throughout 2017. Investigators say they believe they know where the drugs are coming from and where they’re intended to go.(Photo Credit: Department of Public Safety)
1m Dec 19, 2017
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Mail thieves steal letters in West Jordan
Police say they’re getting reports of mail thieves walking along the streets, stealing what they can. One woman says several of her neighbors are learning a hard lesson after their letters were taken.(Photo Credit: Annette Lyon)
1m Dec 19, 2017
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Olympic Exploratory Committee worried about the weather in 2030
Plans continue to move forward in a possible bid for another Olympic Winter Games. But KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily reports northern Utah may look environmentally different in 2030.(Photo: Scott Winterton/Deseret News)
4m Dec 19, 2017
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Utah fire crews still optimistic they'll be home for Christmas
There are new questions about whether or not some fire crews will be asked to extend their stay in California.(Photo Credit: KSL TV)
1m Dec 16, 2017
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Trench collapse kills construction worker in Sandy
Investigators are trying to determine why the ground collapsed while the worker was building a retention wall. However, officers say removing the man's body is proving difficult.
1m Dec 16, 2017
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Iron County Father who sparked Amber Alert may face more charges
The father accused of kidnapping his children in an Amber Alert last week may soon face more charges. Photo: KTVX Pool
1m Dec 14, 2017
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Habitat For Humanity construction site hit by burglars
A construction site for the non-profit group Habitat For Humanity is a repeated target for thieves. One of the victims says the dedication of his house keeps getting delayed because of it.(Photo Credit: Mike Anderson, KSL TV)
1m Dec 14, 2017
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Governor announces proposed budget, emphasizes technical education
The governor is unveiling his $16.7 billion dollar proposed budget. Over half of the funds would go to education, but, he’s hoping to put an emphasis on technical training.
1m Dec 13, 2017
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Governor's officer releases revenue estimates for 2018
New numbers from the Governor Gary Herbert's office just a day before he announces his proposed budget for 2018.
1m Dec 13, 2017
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UHP warning drivers of the dangers of driving in fog
It isn’t rain or snow that’s causing traffic hazards on Utah’s roads right now. Safety officials say people need to be mindful of the problems that come with morning and evening fog.
1m Dec 12, 2017
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South Weber residents beg for help with sand problem
The sand is out of control. That's the cry from frustrated home owners who have been bombarded with sand from a nearby excavation pit. Photo: Mike Anderson, KSL TV
1m Dec 12, 2017
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Teen accused of killing Kailey Vijil in 2015 pleads guilty
The West Valley teen accused of luring a 12-year old girl from her home to rape her and kill her has taken a plea deal in which he pleaded guilty in both juvenile and district court.(Photo Credit: Scott G Winterton, Deseret News)
1m Dec 12, 2017
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Utah video maker claims YouTube is flagging clean content
YouTube recently came under fire for accidentally allowing inappropriate content to be aimed at children. They’ve taken steps to fix that, but, some content creators in Utah are wondering if YouTube is overreacting.
1m Dec 09, 2017
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Police presence expected to increase after WVC auto-pedestrian crash
The West Valley Police Department will be stepping up their patrols around schools after an auto-pedestrian crash that severely injured a seven-year old boy. Plus, grief counselors were especially busy at that boy’s school.
1m Dec 09, 2017
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Part of the USS Utah is now back on display
The bell from the USS Utah was one of the many items salvaged from the wreckage of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Now it has been restored and is back on display for everyone to see at the University of Utah. (Photo: Ravell Call/Deseret News)
2m Dec 08, 2017
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Developers hope to prepare for the rapid growth near the Point of the Mountain
Massive expansion between Sandy and Lehi has developers asking the public for input on how the area should look by the year 2050.
1m Dec 08, 2017
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License plate imprint solves hit and run mystery
Haley Hayes thought she was going to have to pay for the damage to her car after someone rear ended her on Tuesday. But she caught a break when she found the imprint of the plate on her bumper.(Photo: Alex Cabrero/KSL)
3m Dec 08, 2017
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BYU Jerusalem Center issues security update after President Trump's announcement
The BYU Jerusalem Center moved to restrict students and staff from visiting the Old City and East Jerusalem after President Trump announced the United States would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The move was expected to prompt unrest and possibly violence in the Palestinian territories.Photo credit: Dave Cawley, KSL
4m Dec 07, 2017
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Native American tribe buys land of Bear River Massacre
The Northwest Band of the Shoshone Nation has finally been able to purchase the land where hundreds of their ancestors were killed in 1863 during the Bear River Massacre. Chairman Darren Parry now hopes to tell his people's story of the violence.(Photo: Darren Parry)
1m Dec 07, 2017
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Utah County commissioner faces allegations of sexual harassment, calls for resignation
There is a sharp war of words between two members of the Utah County Commission. One member is calling on another to resign after accusations of harassment and bullying.(Photo Credit: Utah County Commission, Greg Graves)
1m Dec 06, 2017
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Utah Dems defend Mitt Romney after Bannon's comments
It isn't just Utah's Republicans showing their support for former presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Prominent Democrats in Utah are also speaking on Romney's behalf after the former Trump strategist said Romney hid behind his religion to avoid serving in Vietnam.(Photo Credit: Brynn Anderson/AP Photo)
1m Dec 06, 2017
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Utah firefighters to aid effort in Southern California
One crew is en route, others will leave tomorrow to help the thousands of firefighters working to contain those devastating wildfires in Southern California. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque has more. (Photo, Utah County Fire)
1m Dec 06, 2017
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Five tribes sue President Trump over Bears Ears changes
A coalition of tribes that once advocated for the creation of Bears Ears National Monument are now challenging President Trump's proclamation cutting Bears Ears in court. The lawsuit argues he lacks the legal authority under the Antiquities Act to make those changes.
3m Dec 06, 2017
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New details about search in yesterday's Amber Alert
We're learning more about how and where the young girls in yesterday's Amber Alert were found. Deputies say before the rescue, the girls spent about 24 hours with little protection in freezing temperatures. KSL News Radio's Brianna Bodily joined Jeff Caplan to explain.
5m Dec 06, 2017
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Smithfield man accused of double murder asks for public defender
The man accused of killing his girlfriend and her son is one step closer to a possible death penalty case against him. This is making the process of getting an attorney slightly slower for him.
1m Dec 06, 2017
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Man shot in Taco Bell parking lot improving
Police are still sorting out the details of what led up to two juveniles shooting a man and a woman in an American Fork Taco Bell. Investigators say the juveniles set up a meeting with the victims to rob them.
1m Dec 06, 2017
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Local tribal leaders unhappy with Pres. Trump
Members of Navajo Nation says they waited a decade for a Bears Ears National Monument and now it's been taken away by President Trump. Now they plan on fighting for it again in the courts.(Photo: Brianna Bodily/KSL)
2m Dec 05, 2017
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Trump share thoughts on LDS Church's Welfare Square
President Trump stopped by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Welfare Square to visit with leaders of the church and find out more about how the Bishop's Storehouse is used. He seemed to be very impressed.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
1m Dec 05, 2017
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Police searching for two sisters at the center of an Amber Alert
Investigators in Iron County are hoping the public can help them find two little girls who they believe are in very real danger.
1m Dec 05, 2017
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State reps and former leaders support Pres. Trump's decision on monuments
While there were hundreds of protesters outside, President Trump received massive support inside the Utah State Capitol.Some officials say reducing the Bears Ears and the Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments was an appropriate choice.(Photo Credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News)
1m Dec 05, 2017
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Trump: Monument modification returns voice to Utah
President Donald Trump today modified the boundaries of two of Utah's National monuments. He says the original designations were examples of overreach by bureaucrats. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque covered the Trump announcement form the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol.
1m Dec 04, 2017
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Homeless help to fix fences around Road Home
The Utah Jazz and Okland Construction teamed up with members of the homeless community to fix up fences around the Road Home. While today's project wasn't a paying job, it could lead to employment in the future.(Photo: Spenser Heaps/Deseret News)
1m Dec 02, 2017
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Flight restrictions mean no drones during POTUS visit
The FAA has put flight restrictions in place for northern Utah during President Trump's visit to Salt Lake City. They mean drone flights will be banned in an area from Ogden to Provo and Tooele to Kamas.Image credit: FAA
3m Dec 02, 2017
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Pres. Trump's advance team checks out Utah Capitol
There was a lot of activity at the Capitol as Secret Service agents prepare for President Trump's visit.(Photo Credit: Lisa Riley Roche, Deseret News)
1m Dec 02, 2017
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Iron County: Illegal bunkers found while fighting Brian Head fire
Iron County Sheriff's office says firefighters stumbled upon an illegal bunker when ammunition from that bunker started exploding in the heat of the Brian Head fire. The bunker's maker then led the county to several other illegal structures. KSL Newsradio's Brianna Bodily joined Jeff Caplan live with more on the story.
5m Dec 01, 2017
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Possible new evidence in seven-year old murder investigation
Could it be the “big break” in the cold case murder of prominent book dealer Sherry Black? Investigators believe they have a composite sketch of a man who they believe may have killed Black seven years ago.Plus, family members of the victim are boosting their reward in the case from $50 thousand to a quarter of a million dollars.
1m Dec 01, 2017
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Utah lawmakers weigh in on Conyers allegations
There is a growing number of politicians calling on Michigan Representative John Conyers to step down in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against him. This list of politicians include Representative Nancy Pelosi and some members of the Congressional Black Caucus.(Photo Credit: Deseret News, file)
1m Dec 01, 2017
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