Marc Giauque

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Marc Giauque is a former news director of KSL NewsRadio.

Police identify teen whose body was found in Corinne Park

Box Elder County Sheriff's deputies say a 16-year old whose body was found Thursday morning in a Corinne park did not die where he was found.
5 years ago

UDOT troubled with humans on wildlife bridge

The wildlife bridge over I-80 is seeing positive results, says the Utah Department of Transportation after recent video evidence of animals using the crossing. The $5 million project was designed to allow animals to cross the area without interfering with car traffic below. The only problem: humans are beginning to use it.
5 years ago

Police: Man shot by bystander was assaulting woman

Police said the woman targeted in the assault suffered a concussion and a bite when the bystander intervened.
5 years ago

Police seeking “persons of interest” in Kearns murder

Police say the body of 34-year-old John Herman Tonga of Midvale was found in the front yard of a home in Kearns near 4800 West and 4700 South. 
5 years ago

New charges added in Logan murder case

Cache County prosecutors on Wednesday, added new charges in their case against Alex Whipple, the 21 year old man accused of killing his niece, 5-year old Elizabeth Shelley.
5 years ago

Long-serving KSL weatherman Bob Welti has died

Bob Welti was a World War II Navy pilot before he became part of a Utah television powerhouse with Dick Nourse and Paul James on KSL TV.
5 years ago

Draper police say auto-ped crash may have been intentional

Police are saying an auto-pedestrian crash that sent two people, including an 11-year-old child to a hospital Friday morning, may have been intentional.
5 years ago

Mayor of Salt Lake City won’t seek 2nd term

The mayor today tweeted that her commitment to family and her role as mayor take priority over that of being a candidate.
5 years ago

Church announces start of St. George temple renovation

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will begin a three-year renovation of the historic St. George Temple beginning in November of this year. 
5 years ago

Snowstorm hits from Wasatch Front to Washington Co.

A slow-moving snowstorm has been snarling traffic, taking down power lines and canceling events throughout the state of Utah.
5 years ago

Chief: slain officer represented the best of Provo

"Officer Shinners represents every one of us," said Giles.  "Today, a little piece of that peace and freedom is eroded away."
5 years ago

South Salt Lake police officer killed in line of duty

For the first time in South Salt Lake City's history, a police officer has been killed in the line of duty. David Romrell, 31, was killed Sunday morning.
5 years ago

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints asks people to drop “Mormon,” “LDS”

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today sent out a message, asking members, the media and others to drop terms like "Mormon" and "LDS" when referring to the Church.
6 years ago

LDS Church transfers missionaries out of Nicaragua

The LDS Church announced Tuesday it is transferring just under half of its missionaries serving in Nicaragua. 
6 years ago

Police seek suspects in Walmart armed robbery

Police are looking for two men who pulled off an armed robbery at a Walmart store.
6 years ago

SLCC “Distinguished Graduate” was once homeless

SALT LAKE CITY — It was not the kind of  life Aaron Hornok had envisioned.  With a degree in Economics from the University of Utah, and a back-ground in the Air Force, Hornock thought he’d be able to find good work.  Just before the recession hit, Hornok realized he would not be able to afford […]
6 years ago

President Thomas S. Monson remembered for life of service

SALT LAKE CITY — President Thomas S. Monson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has died at the age of 90. The LDS Church confirms its 16th prophet was surrounded by friends and family when he passed peacefully Tuesday night. He is being remembered as a man of service, an inspirational story-teller, […]
6 years ago

Utah firefighters deploying to aid in fighting Southern California wildfires

SALT LAKE CITY — Some Utahans are on the way, and others are preparing to travel to Southern California, to aid in fighting the wildfires that have been devastating parts of the landscape there. Four firefighters and one engine from Utah County Fire left this morning and could be in the area for two weeks.  […]
6 years ago

Trump, others say monument modification restores voice to Utahns

SALT LAKE CITY — One recurring theme echoed from the pulpit in the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol on Monday, Utahns voices are being heard over the designation of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monuments. As protesters gathered outside, Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, San Juan County Commissioner […]
6 years ago

LDS Church “Light the World” effort to feature donation vending machines

SALT LAKE CITY — Scan a card in Salt Lake City, send a goat to a needy family on the other side of the world. That’s one of the options people who use one of three vending machines downtown can choose.  The machines were set up by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints […]
6 years ago

Honor Flight of Vietnam vets from Utah to take part in National Archives event

The war in Vietnam was one with concentric casualties, leaving more than 58,000 American soldiers dead, and scores more fighting personal battles even decades after they returned. This week as President Trump visits Vietnam in an effort to strengthen relations between the two countries, in Washington DC, they’ll open up a new exhibit at the […]
7 years ago

Utahns join nationwide push to have secretive WWII unit recognized with Congressional Gold Medal

They were among the most secretive of units to serve in Europe during World War II.  Now, descendants of soldiers who served in what’s known as the Ghost Army, are pushing to have them recognized before it’s too late.  And a Salt Lake City man, Stanley Nance, 99,  is among the few of the original […]
7 years ago

Police release video, photo in search for assault suspect

(SANDY) — Police on Tuesday released video and a photo of a man they say took part in an armed kidnapping, assault and attempted robbery.  It happened on Oct. 10th, near 652 E. 9400 S. Police claim 18-year old Eduardo Michael Miranda-Carmona put together a plan to kidnap the 39-year old victim, who was his […]
7 years ago

Arrest of ER nurse prompts new police policy

(SALT LAKE CITY) — Salt Lake City police today unveiled a new policy they hope will help officers and hospital staff avoid problems, like the much publicized arrest of a University of Utah emergency room nurse, who refused to allow a blood draw on an unconscious patient. Police Chief Mike Brown said the policy does […]
7 years ago