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Mark Jones
McDonald’s facing lawsuit over hot cup of coffee
A California woman is suing McDonald's after she claims the lid on a cup of hot coffee wasn't safely secured. The coffeee spilled on her, burning her.3 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Spot the signs and shut down Utah pet scammers
Pet scammers are doing their cruel deeds in St. George. Don’t be a victim. Know how to spot the signs of the scam.3 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah economy ranked best in US, but taxes still take a bite
The Utah Taxpayers Association says Utah needs to put downward pressure on income and property taxes to compete with surrounding states.4 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Since new law began, domestic violence referrals spike 83%
Because of a new law, which went into effect July 1, referrals to domestic violence service providers has jumped 83%.5 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Many consumers pay for more than one streaming service, surveys show
More than 80% of consumers pay for more than one streaming service, a new report shows many of them pay for three.5 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Social Security overpaid billions; now it’s coming to collect
Social Security overpaid people who have little to no money or are disabled by billions of dollars. Now it is coming to collect.6 days ago
Caitlyn Johnston
Social Security sending collection notices to recipients for overpayments
The federal government is sending collection notices to hundreds of thousands of recipients who were overpaid.6 days ago
Mark Jones
Hunter Biden indicted on felony gun charges; legal expert weighs in
Hunter Biden was indicted on three felony gun charges on Thursday by grand jury in Delaware.10 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Do you know where to shelter when an earthquake hits?
If an earthquake hit your neighborhood tomorrow, would you know where to go to find safety? A safety expert shares potentially life-saving advice.10 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Artificial intelligence joins politics for 2024 presidential race. Can you spot the fake?
Artificial intelligence has joined the presidential campaign trail. As a voter, do you know how to spot the fake?11 days ago
Mark Jones
Comparing the Morocco earthquake to the 2020 Utah quake
A University of Utah expert said there is a large difference between the recent Morocco earthquake and Utah's March 2020 temblor.12 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Why kids don’t report bullying to adults
A Utah psychologist weighs in on what stops a victim from reporting a school bully, and how best to support them. to adults.12 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Utah’s social media law raising questions about parent, teen rights
Utah's social media law is the first of its kind. It requires age verification and restricts access to social media for minors during certain hours.12 days ago
Mark Jones
Pennsylvania manhunt in its 12th day for escaped fugitive
A former FBI agent shares some insight into the ongoing Pennsylvania manhunt for an escaped fugitive that was in its 12th day on Monday.13 days ago
Mark Jones
All members of Utah National Guard in Morocco are safe following earthquake
Members of the Utah National Guard are in Morocco for a training exercise. They aren't in the area where a 6.8 magnitude earthquake occurred over the weekend.13 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Unmarried couples are buying more homes together than ever, report says
More unmarried couples are buying homes together. They make up 18% of all first-time homebuyers, according to a new report.13 days ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
New Mexico gun order similar to pandemic-era health orders, KSL legal analyst says
The order declared gun violence and drug abuse a public health emergency and temporarily banned the carrying of guns on public property.13 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Resources available during National Recovery Month
Two Utahns in long-term recovery tell their stories and report the resources available to help addicts during National Recovery Month.16 days ago
Mark Jones
DNA evidence working to clear the innocent of any wrongdoing
New DNA evidence has exonerated a 72-year-old man of a 1975 rape conviction. He had served seven years in prison.17 days ago
Derrick Jones
130 trees are coming down in Salt Lake County
The project, which began on Tuesday, Sept. 5, aims to remove about 130 trees from the area, drawing both support and concern from residents.17 days ago
Mark Jones
Should there be an age limit for politicians?
Jay Evensen, of the Deseret News, discusses if there should be an age-limit for politicians.18 days ago
Curt Gresseth
New K-9 dog ready to put the bite on guns in Granite schools
Too many guns are being found in schools in the Granite District, so a new K-9 police officer named Bolt is being used to search for firearms on campus.24 days ago
Mark Jones
Utah company fined for violating child labor laws
Rush Funplex, a Utah company, has been fined by the U.S. Department of Labor for violating child labor laws.26 days ago
