LAURIE KELLMAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lovin’ It: Trump Fetes National Champion Clemson With Burgers, Fries
The scent of burgers, fries and victory wafted through the stately White House on Monday as President Donald Trump saluted college football’s Clemson Tigers for winning the national championship.8 years ago
Associated Press
Federal workers get $0 pay stubs as shutdown drags on
An estimated 800,000 federal employees received pay stubs with nothing but zeros on them Friday as the effects of the government shutdown hit home.8 years ago
Mark Jackson
UDOT agrees to plow federal roads at some Utah national parks
UDOT announced a plan to plow some key roads through the state's national park lands until the federal government re-opens.8 years ago
By JOSH BOAK, AP Economics Writer
US employers added a stellar 312,000 jobs in December
U.S. employers dramatically stepped up their hiring in December, adding 312,000 jobs in an encouraging display of strength for an economy in the midst of a trade war, slowing global growth and a partial shutdown of the federal government.8 years ago
Colby Walker
Mascot mayhem during the Sugar Bowl
An age-old internet question was almost settled Tuesday during the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans: If two mascots got in a fight, who would win?8 years ago
Associated Press
Incoming Senator Mitt Romney questions Trump’s ‘character’ in op-ed
The next Utah Senator Mitt Romney says President Donald Trump’s “conduct over the past two years is evidence that the president has not risen to the mantle of the office.”8 years ago
Associated Press
U.S. government shutdown prompts anxiety for Ogden’s federal tax employees
The U.S. government shutdown is causing anxiety and concern for thousands of Internal Revenue Service employees who work in the Ogden area.8 years ago
Associated Press
Only 1 Utah national park to be staffed as 2019 begins
Only one of Utah’s five national parks will be staffed after the new year as the state pulls back funding during the partial U.S. government shutdown, officials said Friday.8 years ago
Associated Press
Court says Justice Ginsburg up and working after surgery
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is up and working as she recuperates from cancer surgery. Doctors say there is no evidence of any remaining disease.8 years ago
Associated Press
Republican-led House approves funding for border wall
The House has approved funding for President Donald Trump's border wall in legislation that pushes the government closer to a partial government shutdown.8 years ago
Mark Jackson
Utah’s ‘unique’ growth leads rest of U.S., post recession
UTAH — Since last decade’s economic recession, new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show Utah’s population has grown faster than all 49 other states. In the last year, the Beehive State’s unique growth, which includes considerations of new births versus deaths, increased at the highest rate in the nation. Research from the University of […]8 years ago
Michael Balsamo, Associated Press
Trump administration moves to ban bump stocks
The Trump administration Tuesday banned bump stocks, the firearm attachments that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire like machine guns.8 years ago
Associated Press
White House digs in on border wall demand, risking shutdown
The White House on Sunday pushed the federal government closer to the brink of a partial shutdown later this week, digging in on its demand for $5 billion to build a border wall as congressional Democrats stood firm against it.8 years ago
Associated Press
US states to meet at deadline on Colorado River drought plan
With drought entering a second decade and reservoirs continuing to shrink, seven states that depend on the overtaxed Colorado River will meet in Las Vegas.8 years ago
Amanda Dickson
OPINION: Are we doing right by migrant children?
Hundreds of migrant children separated from their families remain in U.S. custody. On A Woman's View, I asked, are we doing right by these children?8 years ago
Paul Nelson
Former Utah woman describes the Alaska earthquake
A former Mona resident talks about the terrifying panic she says she felt while near the epicenter of the 7.0 magnitude Alaska earthquake.8 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
CDC warns about romaine lettuce after E. coli outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have warned U.S. and Canadian consumers to get rid of any romaine lettuce they may have after 32 people in 11 states have been infected with a strain of "Shiga toxin-producing E. coli."8 years ago
KSL NewsRadio Sales
10 random facts about Thanksgiving
The origins of Thanksgiving may not include turkey, has ties to a children's nursery rhyme - oh, and that tryptophan thing? That's a myth.8 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
Scam warning: don’t fall for “secret sister gift exchange”
A habitual scam called "secret sister gift exchange" is making its annual rounds on Facebook, just in time for the holiday season.8 years ago
Becky Bruce
Stan Lee, Marvel’s architect, dead at 95
Born in New York in 1922, the name on his birth certificate was Stanley Martin Lieber. He shortened it to Stan Lee when he began writing.8 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Utah firefighters leave for Southern California
Firefighters from several Utah fire departments left Sunday morning to assist colleagues in the fight against Southern California's wildfires.8 years ago
Mary Richards
Major Taylor’s body returns to the US
His widow Jennie Taylor was there as his remains were returned in a dignified transfer to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Mitt Romney and Jenny Wilson answer your questions
Our listeners got the chance o ask U.S. Senate candidates Mitt Romney and Jenny Wilson any question they wanted. Here's what they said.8 years ago
