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Paul Nelson

KSL NewsRadio
Denis McDonough, secretary of veterans affairs, speaks during a press conference in Salt Lake City on Feb. 23, 2022.
Utah
VA secretary says Salt Lake City struggles to help homeless vets
During a visit to Salt Lake City, Denis McDonough discussed access to medical care, funding for veteran services, rising housing costs.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
A Jordan School District bus runs through the wash after dropping off students on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012, in West Jordan.
Utah
18 bus drivers didn’t show up for work, delaying kids’ trips to school in Jordan district
District officials say they’ve been dealing with a school bus driver shortage all year, just like other school districts all over the country. Spokeswoman Sandy Reisgraf says 18 drivers didn’t show up for work Monday for multiple reasons, and it caused a massive delay.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Dr. Deborah Bilder, left, and Dr. Amanda Bakian speak during a press conference on autism rates. (U of U Health, YouTube)
Utah
Doctors find autism rates among Utah children higher than previously thought
Dr. Amanda Bakian, who co-authored the study, said health care officials used to believe 1 out of every 58 8-year-olds in Utah were on the autism spectrum. However, the latest data shows autism rates were actually much higher.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Workers tear down the old Raging Waters/Seven Peaks water park in Salt Lake City on Friday, Oct. 15, 2021.
Utah
Salt Lake City tearing down abandoned Seven Peaks water park. What’s next?
Salt Lake City officials say the site of the old Raging Water/Seven Peaks water park, which closed its gates in 2018, can’t be used for anything other than recreation or green space, so no commercial or residential developments will go there. But city officials still want the Glendale community to provide input on what should take its place.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
An Allegiant airplane lands at the Provo airport in Provo on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019.
Utah
Why Utah airline passenger was fined over $10K, and how children are helping FAA stop ‘unruly behavior’
The message, warning people about the administration’s zero tolerance policy for not following the rules, features children explaining to adults that adults should behave better in the air.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
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Utah
Utah woman goes to prison for buying bacteria to infect roommate already in poor health
Janie Lynn Ridd is in prison after she pleaded guilty in June to buying bacteria that causes staff infections on the dark net to use on her longtime roommate.
By Paul Nelson and Annie Knox
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Utah
Salt Lake residents urge city leaders to not sell Utah Theater
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
The city of Clearfield is in the process of buying the Clearfield Mobile Home Park, 442 S. State. Dozens of residents currently live there. When the purchase is finalized, the city said the residents will likely have 90 days to find a new place to live. T
Utah
Clearfield in process of purchasing mobile park; dozens of residents to relocate
The city of Clearfield has some big aspirations to redevelop a section of land it is in the process of purchasing for $4.75 million. The city is currently under contract to purchase the Clearfield Mobile Home Park at 442 S. State.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Laurie Holt, mother of Josh Holt, cries during a prayer at a rally at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City on Saturday, July 30, 2016. Family members and supporters held a rally to call for the release of Josh Holt, who has been jailed in Venezuela.
Utah
Utah mother of Venezuelan prisoner feeling hopeful
The mother of a Utahn being held in a Venezuelan prison is feeling more hopeful her son will be released after meeting with some of Utah’s congressional delegation and White House staff this week.
By Annie Knox and Paul Nelson
Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff gives a grin after he appeared in court with his attorney Richard Van Wagoner at the Matheson Courthouse in Salt Lake City Monday, June 15, 2015, with his daughter Annie. Attorney Richard Van Wagoner.
Utah
Ex-A.G. Mark Shurtleff starts business selling nicotine mist
Embattled former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff is trying his hand at business with a startup nicotine mist company that he helped his brother found.
By Ben Lockhart and Paul Nelson
Canyons School District made several boundary changes at the start of the last school year, altering many walking routes to schools in the process. District officials are asking schools to look over the routes and determine if there are any problems.
Utah
Canyons School District examines safety of walking, biking routes
Canyons School District made several boundary changes at the start of the last school year, altering many walking routes to schools in the process. District officials are asking schools to look over the routes and determine if there are any problems.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Shop owner says construction of Murray hotels hurting business
Construction of a pair of hotels in Murray is scheduled to be complete in the summer of 2014, but that may be too long for some area businesses to survive.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Law enforcement officials and health experts are warning about the dangers of inhaling alcohol.
Utah
Law enforcement, health officials warn of dangers of inhaling alcohol
Law enforcement officials and health experts are warning about the dangers of inhaling alcohol.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Bob Torrance, a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service, checks mail at a locked neighborhood box in Salt Lake City.
Utah
Officials want U.S. Postal Service to recognize West Valley City
West Valley City leaders say four ZIP codes — 84118, 84119, 84120 and 84128 — are technically listed as Salt Lake City, even though they’re really part of West Valley City.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Denny Greenhalgh a paramedic recovers in the hospital after having a mini van roll over on him. Greenhalgh stopped to help a man that appeared to be unconscious in a parked vehical. The man in the car who was under the influence, hit the gas pedal whil
Utah
Paramedic crushed by a minivan lives to tell his story
A Salt Lake area paramedic is recovering from serious injuries after being run over by an impaired driver in a minivan.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Traffic light study to cut down drive times in West Valley City
Traffic studies are under way along six roadways to help the city determine how it can better coordinate traffic lights.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Program to track grades, assignments popular with students
Educators in southern Utah say they’ve noticed students have become more engaged in their education over the years, and an online program may be one reason why.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Passengers board the UTA Frontrunner train in Salt Lake City Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012.
Utah
FrontRunner South to begin service in December, will impact bus routes
The FrontRunner South rail line, which goes from Salt Lake City to Provo, will be up and running on Dec. 10, according to the Utah Transit Authority.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Emmalee Havertz was diagnosed with Stage 3 liver cancer in October 2008 and died almost a year later. For many parents the death of a child is the most painful loss experienced. There are no stages and there is no timetable for grief. It is a necessary pa
Family
Local author advocates more money for pediatric cancer research
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
In this Friday, Jan. 6, 2012 photo, Tai Sung, a master tax advisor for H&R Block, center, consults with clients about their taxes at his office in Rockville, Md.
Utah
Utah Tax Commission warns of tax preparer fraud
About 60 percent of taxpayers in the U.S. will use tax professionals this year to prepare and file their tax returns, according to the IRS
By Paul Nelson and Viviane Vo-Duc
Family
Choosing the right camp for your kids
Some industry insiders say there are ways parents can pick the right one.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Some insurance adjusters say many customers have the wrong impression about buying a home insurance policy.
Business
Home insurance rates vary for a variety of reasons
Many Utahns may be surprised at how certain things they already have may be making their home insurance rates go up.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Citizen panel formed to solve speed limit problems in Bluffdale
Bluffdale officials are turning to residents to help solve problems with confusing speed limits.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Mother faces possible charges for making son run along moving car
Police are pursuing charges against a mother who made her son run alongside a moving car she was driving.
By D. Hunter Schwarz and Paul Nelson
Utah
5 questions to ask during a job interview
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Utah Scout killed in boating accident at Lake Powell
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Pets easily spooked by fireworks
SALT LAKE CITY — Pioneer Day is a time for family fun and fireworks, but for some pets the festivities can cause a great deal of stress.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
How food trucks operate could soon be changing
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Utah
Understanding ‘mathemaphobia’
Professors at the University of Utah are preparing a brand new type of math class for this fall. The instructors’ main goal is to find out why a lot of us hate math so much.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
Family
Go big or go home: Upgrade to the best amenities on your trip
SALT LAKE CITY — The bigger travel networks can give upgrades to their clients rather easily. To become affiliated with the big networks, vacation properties need to have these amenities ready to go.
By Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio
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