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Logan native Eric Eliason, 46, didn’t think he would ever run for political office until he decid...

Jasen Lee

Candidate Conversation: Eric Eliason for 1st District, Congress

Logan native Eric Eliason, 46, didn’t think he would ever run for political office until he decided to run for Congress in Utah's 1st District.

6 years ago

Guns for sale at The Gun Vault in South Jordan Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016. (Deseret News file)...

Jay Mcfarland

OPINION: Gun control: Why we need to lead out or lose out

JayMac: If we don't step up and give up some of our rights on gun control, I'm worried that a lot of our rights will be taken away from us.

6 years ago

Mary Richards

University of Utah releases Lauren McCluskey’s reports to police

Newly-released documents show a murdered University of Utah student asked police for help, but they told her there was nothing they could do.

6 years ago

Jay Mcfarland

OPINION: More package bombs and bad Trump comments

JayMac: I can’t tell you if Trump influenced that, but on the day that CNN received its second pipe bomb, he said that they’re the enemy of the people. He wants you to think that all of the divisiveness of this country is caused by the media and not himself.

6 years ago

Mary Richards

Rocky Mountain Haunters support Halloween with spooky builds

"I had an elderly couple knock on my door on Sunday and thank me," said one member of Rocky Mountain Haunters. "They say they look forward to it every year."

6 years ago

Nick Wyatt and Annie Knox

UVU to pay $45,000 to settle wrongful termination suit

Former UVU Title IX Director Melissa Frost accuses the school of firing her after she made it known she was planning to investigate allegations by three women against high-ranking school officials.

6 years ago

Peter Samore

Survey: Gun violence top stressor for young adults

A new survey finds three quarters of "Generation Z" -- the young adults who come after the "millennial" generation -- say thoughts of mass or school shootings cause them high stress.

6 years ago

Mark Jackson

Murder charge filed in Moab shooting death

Prosecutors have filed a murder charge in connection with a deadly shooting at a home in Moab early Sunday, and are now searching for that suspect.

6 years ago

Paul Nelson

Mail-in mistakes: how to make sure your ballot and vote count

If someone is going mail their ballot, the hard and fast deadline is that it has to be postmarked by 5 p.m. the day before Election Day.

6 years ago

Jay Mcfarland

OPINION: The disgusting smear campaign around the Caravan

Jaymac believes the President sending troops to the border to halt the Caravan is his effort to rally his base right before the midterm election.

6 years ago

Paul Nelson

Memorial honors U of U student on the first anniversary of his death

The University of Utah honored Chenwei Guo today with many reflecting on his life on the anniversary of his death one year ago today.

6 years ago

Utah Jazz forward Jae Crowder (99) lays the ball up as Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson, rig...

Adam Mason

Jazz’s Crowder probable, others questionable for game Wednesday

Utah Jazz Jae Crowder is probable for Wednesday's game after an ankle sprain at the end of the Utah Jazz's 113-104 win against the Dallas Mavericks Sunday.

6 years ago

Nick Wyatt and Kristin Hanson

Your Voice, Your Vote — Voter registration deadlines

Mid-term elections are exactly one week from today and registration is due today, but you can still register and vote on election day. Here's what you need to know.

6 years ago

KSL NewsRadio

Trick-or-Treat! Are you being safe on Halloween?

On average, children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day of the year, according to health.utah.gov.

6 years ago

Mark Oliver

Can an executive order really change the 14th Amendment?

President Trump says he can end birthright citizenship, protected under the 14th Amendment, with an executive order. But does he really have that power?

6 years ago

Mark Oliver

Roots Charter High School — The school where kids learn by working on a farm

Roots Charter High School is equipped with a five-acre farm, where every lesson ends with the students applying what they’ve learned in the real world.

6 years ago

Josh Tilton

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’: A biopic that lacks a certain kind of magic

'Bohemian Rhapsody' stars Remi Malek as Freddy Mercury and follows his rise from baggage handler at London's Heathrow Airport to global superstar.

6 years ago

Nick Wyatt and Becky Bruce

How SB 54 cleared the way for election changes

SB 54, passed in 2014, cleared the way for changes to the way an election works in Utah - and as a result, voters are facing more ballot initiatives.

6 years ago

Josh Tilton

Early voting numbers projected to outpace 2014

The Salt Lake County Clerk is seeing a steady line of people voting early this year and expect it to outpace early voting from four years ago.

6 years ago

Peter Samore

Ruling: Lyft, Uber can offer free rides to polling places

Need a free or discounted ride on Election Day to get to the polls? The state says Uber and Lyft can give you one.

6 years ago

Peter Samore

Utah looking to be U.S. pick for 2030 Winter Games

Salt Lake City, Denver, or Reno-Tahoe? The U.S. Olympic Committee is set to announce its bid city by the end of 2018 for the 2030 Winter Olympics.

6 years ago

KSL NewsRadio Sales

Lyndee McKay of Hillcrest High School

"Mrs. McKay is not afraid to have tough conversations to help students understand the world around them."

6 years ago

KSL NewsRadio Sales

Alejandro Saine and Heidi Hancock, Sand Springs Elementary

We will forever be in debt to both of them for rescuing our precious little first grader.

6 years ago

Paul Nelson

Some ballots still on the way to SLCo voters

The Salt Lake County Clerk's Office says there was a problem with a Washington-based printing company that caused a delay in mailing out some ballots.