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It’s not just about a home: What homeless people lose
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 8:18am
The act of becoming homeless results in tremendous loss, far beyond a home and physical belongings. Salt Lake City’s homeless population has lost a lot, from personal identification credentials to a sense of purpose and self-worth.
Utah artist balances roles as painter and mother with help from fellow artists
Carole Mikita, KSL TV | Posted Apr 24th - 8:07am
When Kwani Povi Winder had her daughter, she wondered how she could balance motherhood and art. Then a grant from a nonprofit arts organization helped make sure she could do both.
Rally urges action as Salt Lake leaders weigh allowing dorm-style housing
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 7:45am
The rally came before the Salt Lake City Council held a public hearing on an ordinance change to allow more dorm style housing — also known as "single-room occupancy" units — or housing that was once decried as "flop houses."
Utah's rise in motorcycle deaths could reverse with awareness
Emily Ashcraft, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 7:19am
In 2018, Utah had a 24 percent increase in motorcycle deaths with 47 motorcyclists killed on the roads. This year is on track to match that. Drivers and bikers are encouraged to be more aware of each other on the road.
Meet Utah's homeless: Tonya's story of redemption and recovery
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 7:03am
KSL.com’s “Homeless” series will feature four individuals experiencing homelessness in the Salt Lake Valley. This is Tonya's story.
Man with history of violence against police charged again
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 9:43pm
An Ephraim man with a lengthy history of violence toward police officers was charged Tuesday with more crimes against law enforcers, just five days after being released from jail on another conviction of assaulting a police officer.
Clearfield teen’s math skills take her to national competition
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Apr 23rd - 9:11pm
Katrina Michael says math is best enjoyed when you just do it for fun. The 14-year-old home-schooled math whiz says she’s always loved numbers.
Salt Lake City approves $7M loan to build boutique hotel at The Gateway
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 8:38pm
The finance approval paves the way for the massive, $80 million luxury hotel — coined the Union Pacific Hotel — to break ground in early 2020.
Utah study: Pollution presents higher health risks for childhood cancer survivors
Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 8:07pm
Childhood cancer survivors are more likely to experience respiratory issues on a poor air quality day, according to a new study. In that group, survivors who underwent chemotherapy are twice as likely to experience issues.
How a Utah man became a triathlon runner by changing his morning routines
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Apr 23rd - 7:34pm
What motivates people to kick old unhealthy habits and adopt new ones? And what happens when they get off track? One Utah man said it starts with his morning routine.
Ogden man accused of abusing 3-year-old girl
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 7:00pm
An Ogden man previously convicted of assault was arrested in Weber County Monday after a 3-year-old girl was taken to a hospital with "severe bruising" and a brain bleed, according to police.
Search continues for gunman in West Valley shooting
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 5:45pm
Police continued to search Tuesday for the man who allegedly shot another man four times during an argument Monday night.
Lawsuits challenge Interior Department on fossil fuels, sage grouse
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 5:13pm
Separate lawsuits are challenging the Trump administration on revamped greater sage grouse plans and oil and gas leases offered near national monuments such as the former Bears Ears, Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients.
Rep. Chris Stewart says U.S. needs to focus on potential terrorists crossing border
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 4:09pm
U.S. counterintelligence agencies need to shift resources to deal with an increasing number of people from countries other than Mexico and Central and South America illegally crossing the southern border, Rep. Chris Stewart said.
10 years and 9.5M tons later, radioactive Moab tailings pile shrinking
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 3:30pm
The U.S. Department of Energy announced that roughly 6.5 million tons of the uranium mill tailings remain.
Photos: The best cosplayers at FanX Spring 2019
John Mabunga, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Apr 23rd - 3:07pm
The FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention Spring 2019 event has come and gone, leaving lasting memories and tired feet.
Group recognizes Utah lawmakers for backing 'Clean Slate' bill
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 2:33pm
Americans for Prosperity Utah is sending out mailers as part of a national campaign urging voters to thank their state lawmakers for backing "Clean Slate" legislation that automatically expunges records of minor criminal offenses.
Criminal case dropped against Utah officer who shot parolee 3 times
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 1:43pm
The criminal case against an officer charged with shooting his parolee three times for pounding on the agent's unmarked police car was dropped Tuesday.
Jon Huntsman Jr. discusses Russian aggression with Navy officials in Mediterranean
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 1:15pm
U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman Jr. met with Navy leaders in Italy this week as Russia has increased its naval activity in the region, including skirmish with Ukraine last fall.
