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Police investigating suspicious death in Holladay
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Dec 12th - 8:51am
Police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found at Big Cottonwood Regional Park Wednesday morning, police said.
Utah medical company pays $1.6M to settle false Medicare claims
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Dec 12th - 8:47am
A Utah medical company has agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle federal false claims allegations involving Medicare.
Utah patients upset at surprise medical bills; hospitals, insurers at odds over who is to blame
Ben Lockhart, KSL | Posted Dec 12th - 8:32am
Several Utahns spoke to the Health Reform Task Force on Tuesday to decry a practice known as "balance billing."
5 arrested, drugs seized after pocket dial to 911
Andrew Adams, KSL TV | Posted Dec 12th - 7:41am
Five people were arrested after police said a pocket dial of 911 led to the discovery of a wide assortment of drugs in an apartment.
5 charged in alleged plot to deliver drugs to Utah prison inmates
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Dec 12th - 7:19am
Five people were charged Tuesday in what investigators say was a plot to smuggle drugs into the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison using fast food.
Former Utah Jazz dancers react to body shaming, unfair pay claims
Caitlin Burchill, KSL TV | Posted Dec 12th - 7:02am
Decades of unfair pay and body shaming are just some of the claims being made by former NBA dancers, including those from the Utah Jazz.
'Cold': Experiment rules out possible origins of mystery evidence in Susan Powell case
Dave Cawley, KSL Newsradio | Posted Dec 11th - 10:30pm
A lump of metal located by West Valley police inside Josh Powell's minivan on Dec. 8, 2009, still remains unidentified nine years later.
UTA free fare days could be used to combat air pollution
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Dec 11th - 10:15pm
The Wasatch Front has been covered with a thick blanket of smog and pollution, but there could soon be a new tool to fight the murky inversion in the future — and UTA may help.
Salt Lake City Council votes to give themselves a nearly $10K pay bump
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 9:42pm
The seven-member council voted unanimously to give themselves each a roughly $9,600 pay raise, increasing their salaries from $26,291 to $35,925 effective in January.
No bail for Utahn accused of killing code enforcement officer
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 9:10pm
A West Valley man accused of killing a code enforcement officer he had summoned to his house will remain in jail without the possibility of posting bail.
What you need to know about bodycams
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Dec 11th - 7:33pm
Fourteen people have died during officer-involved shootings in Utah since October. Here's what you need to know about the body cameras that (sometimes) capture the scene.
Videos show exploding rock arch, hoodoos in Utah — are they real or a hoax?
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 7:00pm
One video shows a rock arch crumble in an apparent explosion. Another depicts flat-lying rocks falling off a pair of hoodoos, leaving only dust in their wake. Are they real or an elaborate hoax?
Utah company that promised hunting trips under investigation
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 6:27pm
A Roy company that sold hunting equipment and offered to take customers on hunting trips is under investigation for allegedly pocketing customers' money without delivering on its promises, according to new court documents.
‘The witch is dead’: Millcreek scraps controversial blight study with unanimous vote
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Dec 11th - 5:45pm
A controversial blight study that caused residents to fear their homes would be taken through eminent domain as a part of a Millcreek growth plan is officially dead.
Committees name finalists to create Martha Hughes Cannon statue for US Capitol
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 5:14pm
Five artists are now vying to create the Martha Hughes Cannon statue for the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol.
Ranchers reveling in Trump's proposed rollback of water regulations
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 4:09pm
Proposed revisions to a controversial Obama-era water regulation are being widely applauded by ranchers, farmers and private property advocates.
What is Utah doing about illegal, annoying robocalls, telemarketing scams?
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 3:05pm
Utah has joined 40 states in an effort to stop or reduce illegal robocalls, 187 million of which were made to Utahns last year.
Groups say oil and gas leases jeopardize pristine public lands in Utah
Amy Joi O'Donoghue | Posted Dec 11th - 2:28pm
A coalition of environmental and conservation organizations are speaking out on a Bureau of Land Management online oil and gas lease/sale auction Tuesday that offered up 150,000 federal acres in Utah for potential industry extraction.
Helping to drive investment in 'opportunity zones'
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 1:44pm
Utah is home to many areas that could be possible locations for economic development with the right capital investment. Created by federal legislation, the Opportunity Zone Program is a tax incentive designed to boost investment in low-income areas.
Rep. Mia Love: Trump 'obviously' doesn't understand GOP's issues with minority women
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Dec 11th - 12:13pm
President Donald Trump does not understand the Republican Party's issue with minority women, outgoing Utah Rep. Mia Love said Tuesday during a panel discussion at the Women Rule Summit in Washington.
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