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0:58

University of Utah study: 200 people get pneumonia...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/11

Recent storms have cleared out much of Utah's air pollution, just as new research from the University of Utah suggests Utah's smoggy winter air is causing an increase in pneumonia cases.

2:39

Dashcam released from December police shooting on I-15

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/11

The Utah County Sheriff's Office says a bystander hit by a stray bullet during a police shooting along I-15 in freeway was likely shot by police. Dashcam video shows a driver fired three rounds at four deputies and a Spanish Fork police officer. They responded with a burst of roughly 50 rounds. Photo credit: Mary Richards, KSL Newsradio

2:33

Father of caving accident victim amazed how his son...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/11

Incredible! That's what Chip Felton had to say about the rescue of his son after the 24-year old fell in a cave in Uintah County. Felton wanted to make sure search and rescue crews received the credit that they are due, but they told him that they had a blast saving his son. (Photo: Wasatch Co. Search and Rescue)

0:34

Recent storms not a "game changer" for Utah's water...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/11

The recent storms brought some much needed water to northern Utah. However, hydrologists say they did very little to improve the water outlook for the rest of the season.

0:35

Death Row inmate's defense team takes their case to...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/11

Attorneys for a man who has been on death row for decades make one more attempt to have his execution order overturned. (Photo Credit: Utah Department of Corrections)

1:44

South Jordan slider excited for South Korean games

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/10

A Utah man inspired by the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City has secured a spot on the U.S. luge team ahead of the 2018 games. Taylor Morris is also an Army sergeant and spoke about representing his country during World Cup competition a month ahead of the Olympics. Image credit: Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News

0:36

Utah National Guard to keep Apache helicopters

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/10

There are a lot of relived people at the Utah National Guard Armory. After four years of waiting, they’ve been informed by top military leaders that they’ll be able to keep their fleet of Apache helicopters. Some military officials were considering consolidating them back into the regular Army.

3:14

A driverless flying car? Yeah, it's being shown of at...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/10

The future of gadgets is being shown off at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas. But Intel is also showing off an autonomous flying car that could be used for taxis and so much more in the future. We get the details from ksl.com tech writer Liesel Nielsen (Photo: Courtesy Intel)

0:37

Child endangerment charges handed down after...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/09

Prosecutors in Tooele County hand down the charges after a mother and her two siblings were arrested after a long night of partying. Investigators say they hope the child doesn't have any permanent side effects from drinking some soda laced with the drug.

0:34

Mitt Romney successfully treated for prostate cancer

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/09

National news outlets says the former Massachusetts governor was treated over the summer. Doctors in Utah don't expect this to slow him down, at all.

0:35

Hundreds call SLCO Health Department due to Hepatitis...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/09

Officials with the Salt Lake County Health Department are flooded with phone calls from people who are concerned they may have been exposed to Hepatitis A from a 7-11 store on 7800 South and 2700 West in West Jordan.

3:37

Twitter refuses to block or censor "world leaders"

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/06

Twitter posted a blog explaining why it would not block world leaders or delete their tweets, even if those posts might otherwise violate the platform's terms of service. The statement did not directly mention President Trump. University of Utah political communication expert Shannon McGregor spoke with KSL's Jeff Caplan about the policy.

2:03

Local experts says Utahns should be wary of buying...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/06

Bitcoin has been big in the news recently with its meteoric rise. But should everyday Utahns invest in the cryptocurrency? Local experts are warning that buyers should beware while the State of Utah says potential investors should beware of bitcoin scammers. (Photo: KSL TV)

0:35

Man booked for assault after attacks on random...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/06

Investigators are trying to determine why a man (pictured center) reportedly stabbed and carjacked two victims this morning.

0:34

Search crews looking for two missing teens between...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/06

Two counties are sending search and rescue crews to look for two missing teens who may be stranded in western Utah. (Photo Credit: Amanda J. Hunt)

0:55

Layton City Councilman loses job at 911 center after...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/05

A Layton City councilmember lost his job as head of Salt Lake City's 911 dispatch center today. It's because a Centervile Police officer arrested Scott Freitag yesterday for DUI.

4:10

Board of Ed restores art, health, science...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/05

The Utah Board of Education reversed course, rolling back a plan to do away with middle school course requirements dumping arts, science and health. Instead, kids will have the ability to fulfill those requirements through extra curricular activities. Utah Education Association President Heidi Matthews talked about the change with KSL's Jeff Caplan. Photo credit: Spenser Heaps, Deseret News

1:37

Lee, Flake honor LDS Church President Monson on...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/05

Senators Mike Lee from Utah and Jeff Flake from Arizona took time on the Senate floor today to pay tribute to the late President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Thomas S. Monson today. Most of their words focused on on President Monson served his fellow man. (Photo: Hans Koepsell/Deseret News)

0:34

Police re-release surveillance video, hope it can...

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/05

Investigators trying to solve the shooting death of a man in Pioneer Park in late July hope the public can help them find two men who may be connected to the murder. They're asking people to look at one specific detail in the video. (Photo Credit: SLC Police)

2:40

German Mormons share special connection with Pres....

Jeff Caplan"s Afternoon News ·

2018/01/04

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from the former divided nation of Germany feel affinity for LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson. He helped champion construction of an LDS temple in Freiberg, Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Photo credit: Scott Taylor, Deseret News

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