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Total lunar eclipse and rare super blood wolf moon this weekend
Ashley Strickland, CNN | Posted Jan 19th - 9:15pm
It's not every year that a super blood wolf moon happens, so be sure to look up this weekend for one of the first skywatching events of 2019.
Rep. Ben McAdams rallies with constituents in his first District 4 town hall meeting
Art Raymond, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 8:47pm
Freshly inaugurated Congressman Ben McAdams convened a town hall in West Valley City on Saturday, just a few weeks after taking office. He fielded questions and encouraged engagement in the hour-long event.
Furloughed federal employees offered free breakfasts in Logan
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Jan 19th - 8:10pm
As the federal shutdown continues, government workers are wondering when they might be able to get back to work and be paid again. One restaurant in Logan wants to help by offering furloughed workers a free breakfast.
Utah National Guardsman dies swimming laps at Utah public pool
McKenzie Romero, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 7:26pm
A member of the Utah National Guard died Saturday while swimming laps at a public pool.
Students playing well on the field, in the classroom thanks to RSL donation
Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 6:01pm
The Real Salt Lake Foundation announced its new "Scoring for Schools" program Tuesday at Terra Linda Elementary school. The program will donate funds to the Alpine, Jordan and Canyons school districts.
Lehi residents protest new elementary school boundary lines
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 4:48pm
The Alpine School District in Lehi, one of Utah’s most rapidly expanding cities, is rezoning elementary school boundaries for the fourth time in nine years. Their actions are inciting local parents to action.
Hundreds turn out for Salt Lake City Women's March
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 2:30pm
Chanting, holding signs and braving a somewhat blustery Saturday, hundreds marched on State Street to the Utah State Capitol for the 2019 Women's March to proclaim their solidarity and equality. The event was organized by People For Unity.
Giving peanut extract under the tongue may be an even safer way to treat peanut allergies, doctors say
Heather Simonsen, KSL TV | Posted Jan 19th - 1:55pm
If you know or love a child with a peanut allergy, you’re aware of how difficult their lives can be.
Utahn brings clean water to Liberian schools with help of ‘scammer’ that helped him raise thousands
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 1:20pm
It was late July when a strange note from a scammer popped up on Ogden resident Ben Taylor’s Facebook one evening. Nearly a year and a half later, Taylor and the "scammer" have raised $90,000 for charitable projects.
PBS films tackles Native American links to rock, blues, jazz
Russell Contreras, Associated Press | Posted Jan 19th - 12:45pm
As a child, Fred Lincoln "Link" Wray, Jr. hid under a bed when the Ku Klux Klan came to his parent's home in rural North Carolina. Racist groups often targeted the poor family of Shawnee Native American ancestry as the Wrays endured segregation in the American South just like African-Americans.
3 arrested in connection with death of South Jordan man
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 11:50am
Police arrested three people Saturday in connection with the death of a South Jordan man who had been missing since Thursday, officials report.
Heavy rainfall brings damage to Juab County property
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Jan 19th - 10:50am
Like many places in Utah, Nephi got its fair share of rain and snow this week.
Trump offers temporary 'Dreamers' deal for border wall
Jill Colvin, Catherine Lucey and Zeke Miller, Associated Press | Posted Jan 19th - 9:45am
In a bid to break the shutdown stalemate, President Donald Trump on Saturday offered to extend temporary protections for young people brought to the U.S. illegally as children and those fleeing disaster zones in exchange for his long-promised border wall. But while Trump cast the move as a "common-sense compromise," Democrats were quick to dismiss it at a "non-starter."
Body recovered in search for missing skier after avalanche in Emery County
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 9:10am
Search crews recovered the body of a missing skier Saturday who was buried by an avalanche on Friday, officials report.
Should Utah taxpayers get a sales tax or income tax cut? Governor and legislative leaders don't agree
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 8:30am
Gov. Gary Herbert and GOP legislative leaders see eye to eye about broadening Utah's sales tax base to include some still-to-be specified services — but not on where the 2019 Legislature should cut taxes.
Good vs Evil: How heroes and villains affect the food you buy
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 7:50am
BYU researcher Tamara Masters has found that people are willing to pay more for vice foods — like ice cream, cookies, and other unhealthy snacks — when the packaging is labeled with a superhero.
Delta CEO touts service improvements on the horizon as Salt Lake airport expands
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Jan 19th - 7:16am
As Salt Lake International Airport undergoes a massive $3.6 billion redevelopment, the leader of the nation's second-largest air carrier is touting improved passenger experiences on the ground and in the air when the new facility comes online.
Weber County commissioners discuss financial fears with Sen. Romney
Jed Boal, KSL TV | Posted Jan 18th - 10:10pm
After four weeks, the frightening impacts of the federal government shutdown continue to intensify for workers who are not getting paid. Utah Sen. Mitt Romney today talked with several Weber County commissioners about legitimate financial fears among families in their community.
Utah politicians remain mixed over US involvement in Syria after recent attack
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jan 18th - 9:11pm
Wednesday’s suicide bombing attack that killed four Americans in Syria didn't change the minds of three Utah politicians in Washington who either spoke out for or against the decision to pull troops from the country.
Utah officials discuss hate crime legislation and obstacles faced by Latinos in Utah
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Jan 18th - 8:38pm
A hate crime in Utah this past December prompted Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox to meet with the Mexican Consulate in Salt Lake City on Jan. 14. They sought to address negative rhetoric impacting Utah’s Latino populations.
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