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K-9 handler helps families of Indigenous missing persons near Four Corners (opens the original)
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BLUFF, San Juan County — Cases involving Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons, or MMIP, rarely attract the spotlight of media attention and some families maintain they don't even get as deep a look from law enforcement as they should. A K-9 handler from New Mexico is trying to change that, however, by doing what she can to connect families of missing people in the Four Corners area with the resources they need. Bernadine Beyale, who is the founder of 4Corners K-9 Search and Rescue, has increas
Inside the Utah companies at the forefront of drone warfare tech (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Drones are revolutionizing combat zones from within Ukraine and Russia to the Middle East, but somewhere far from those places — in the state of Utah — some of the latest drone warfare technology is being developed. State-of-the-art drones with offensive and defensive capabilities are being designed, tested and manufactured in places like Lindon and Bluffdale, and recently KSL got an inside look at Fortem Technologies and Vector, two Utah companies that are at the forefront. For
Police announce resolution to 2005 West Valley cold case homicide (opens the original)
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WEST VALLEY CITY — Police on Thursday said they had reached a resolution in a 2005 cold case homicide and pointed to a longtime suspect who died in 2013. Det. John Wells with West Valley City police said investigators had sufficient evidence and probable cause to believe Carl Swanigan was the primary suspect in the strangling death of Sheree Allen, and three separate reviews of the police investigation supported the department's findings. "It's awesome to be able to say, 'Hey, we have a resoluti
Ogden cold case closed after investigators obtain prison confession (opens the original)
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OGDEN — It was a homicide that had gone unsolved for nearly 30 years — until a confession from the killer finally closed the case. Investigators from the Ogden Police Department and the Weber Metro Cold Case Task Force announced that they now have the answers to what happened to Richard Roy Billmayer in 1997, which led to him being listed years later as a missing person under suspicious circumstances on the National Crime Information Center database. Richard Annis, a prison inmate at Anamosa Sta
Biotower project proceeds on Salt Lake's west side (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A biotower project on the city's west side was taking shape Wednesday after neighborhood complaints earlier in the year prompted utility crews to make modifications. Landscaping, including trees, rocks and a 10-foot wall, had already been installed near 1030 W. Pierpont Ave., and crews planned to add bark mulch in the weeks ahead, according to Salt Lake City Public Utilities deputy director Jason Brown. Brown said crews planned to install the biotower itself in January and said
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