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Terry Gildea

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Reporter / Morning Edition Host

Whittney Evans

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Matthew David Stewart Found Dead in Jail Cell

Family members say they are shattered by the suicide of Matthew David Stewart, the 39-year-old Ogden man accused of shooting and killing a police officer

Matthew David Stewart Found Dead in Jail Cell

Family members say they are shattered by the suicide of Matthew David Stewart, the 39-year-old Ogden man accused of shooting and killing a police officer
Kennecott Reduces Workforce by 100 in Utah, More Layoffs to Come

About 100 employees at Kennecott Utah Copper have been laid off as a result of last month’s slide at the Bingham Canyon Mine. Kennecott spokesperson Kyle
Boy Scouts of America Open Scouting to Gay Youth

The Boy Scouts of America has voted to change its policy on including gay youth. At a meeting in Grapevine, Texas 61-percent of the delegates from Scout
Frances J. Monson Remembered by Faithful Gathered in the Salt Lake Tabernacle

Hundreds of mourners gathered at the LDS Tabernacle in Temple Square Thursday to remember Frances J. Monson, the wife of President Thomas S Monson, of the

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KUER News Pod: Friday May 24, 2013

A long awaited report shows that Utah could save millions of dollars by expanding Medicaid, the Boy Scouts of America vote to include gay youth,...

Dan Nailen: Fine Art & Dropkick Murphys

The first stop for Dan Nailen's entertainment tour this Memorial Day weekend is the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Dan Nailen's entertainment weblog...

Report Details Costs and Benefits of Utah’s Medicaid Options

Utah could save millions of dollars and provide health insurance to about 123,000 people if the state expands Medicaid. That was the conclusion of...

New Natural History Museum Exhibit Gives a Look Into the Eye of the Storm

The Natural History Museum of Utah is opening a new exhibit that examines how some of the Earth’s most dangerous natural disasters happen. At one...

Salt Lake Area Immigrants Call on Senator Hatch to Fulfill Dreams, Reunite Families

As the debate on immigration reform continues in the US Senate, immigrants in Salt Lake City held a press conference and vigil Wednesday night...

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A fire onboard a school bus left at least 15 children dead in Pakistan Saturday morning. The New York Times reports the private school bus caught...
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There's a lot of innovation in grilling — everything from fancy briquettes to gadgets that help grill veggies to perfection. But according to survey...
Obama Keeps Distance From Torture Debate, At Least For Now

In his national security speech Thursday, President Obama discussed drone warfare and the Guantanamo detention camp. But a third controversial issue...
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Gnomes marched their way into one of England's most prestigious gardening events this year. The 100th annual Chelsea Flower Show, which ends Saturday...