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3 girls struck by texting driver recover from injuries
As the three girls hit by a car in Midvale Tuesday afternoon were recovering Wednesday, others were discussing distracting driving and measures to prevent it.
May 15th - 7:07pm
Children of sex abuse convict recant testimony
After serving a 15-year prison sentence, a father convicted of abusing his children sexually has had his name cleared after his children recant their testimony.
May 15th - 5:52pm
Bikes, motorcycles can turn left on red light under new law
A law that would allow motorcycles and bicycles to turn left on a red light went into effect Wednesday.
May 15th - 12:10pm
U football: Group aims to improve fans' experience
Professors and students at the University of Utah are trying to figure out how to improve tailgating at Rice-Eccles Stadium next year.
May 15th - 9:26am
Utahns make extra money $5 at a time
What would you do for $5? Everyone has some skill, talent or expertise that's worth something to someone else. That's the premise behind a website that allows you to supplement your income, $5 at a time.
May 15th - 8:05am
Tips for curbing the cost of raising a child
While expectant parents are aware they need to prepare for the additional expense of a new child, some financial counselors say many parents are going about it all wrong.
May 15th - 7:38am
3 children hit by texting driver
One of three children hit by a vehicle Tuesday afternoon in Midvale remains hospitalized. The two others were treated and released.
May 14th - 10:30pm
'I'm sure not a criminal,' says A.G. of ongoing accusations
The Attorney General has been silent for weeks due to an ongoing investigation, but he interviewed with KSL NewsRadio on Tuesday to address the avalanche of bad publicity geared towards him.
May 14th - 10:08pm
Rescuers unsure how long man was stuck on North Ogden cliff
Search and rescue crews worked several hours Tuesday to bring a West Haven man off of a cliff ledge. But how long he had been stuck there remained a mystery.
May 14th - 6:54pm
Keeping teens safe from 'dangerous' apps
Some social media apps and websites may not be household names for everybody yet, but they are growing increasingly familiar to kids, teens and adults. Collectively they're raising concerns in parents and law enforcement alike.
May 14th - 5:45pm
Mother of boy found riding bike on I-215 cited for reckless endangerment
The mother of a 9-year-old who was found riding his bike on I-215 late Friday night has been cited for reckless endangerment.
May 14th - 4:10pm
Petition aims to stop excavation at Point of the Mountain
Paragliders and outdoor enthusiasts are trying to gather support for their cause to save Point of the Mountain.
May 14th - 2:47pm
UHP identifies teen killed in I-215 wreck
UHP has released the name of a 17-year-old girl who died when her speeding car hit a wall and rolled multiple times on I-215 just after midnight.
May 14th - 12:37pm
CPR instructor describes efforts to save girl killed in ATV accident
Police identified the young girl killed in ATV accident Sunday in Tooele. A CPR instructor, who says he felt prompted to go up the canyon that afternoon, described to KSL how he and the girl's father tried to save her life.
May 13th - 10:37pm
Ogden School District to cut reading coaches by 10 percent
Between 20 and 25 early reading interventionist positions will be cut at Ogden School District. The announcement follows similar cuts made in response to a $2.7 million budget deficit and rising costs.
May 13th - 10:21pm
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