Daniella Rivera
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KSL Truth Test: Fact-checking debate claims in Utah's 1st Congressional District (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Democrat Ben McAdams and Republican Riley Owen faced off in a debate Tuesday hosted by the Utah Debate Commission at Salt Lake Community College. Both candidates made their pitch to Utah voters ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3. The candidates for Utah's 1st Congressional District shared their views on several issues, including Social Security, artificial intelligence and data centers, and the federal government's role in saving the Great Salt Lake. But did their claims of fact ho
'We lost our house': A deadly standoff left homes riddled with bullets. Who pays for the damage? (opens the original)
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HYRUM, Cache County — It was the kind of morning a neighborhood never forgets. In June 2025, Cache County deputies responding to a call at the Valley View Mobile Home Park in Hyrum were met with gunfire and explosives. The suspect, Jorge Andrade, had just killed his wife, Holly Andrade, and then ambushed law enforcement. Images Jorge Andrade sent during the standoff showed he was wearing explosives. Body camera and doorbell footage show he was continually, sporadically firing off several rounds
Mona residents file appeal seeking to overturn approval of data center project (opens the original)
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MONA, Juab County — Residents in the town of Mona are pushing back against a proposed data center they said was approved without their knowledge or input. The community group Mona Cares submitted an appeal Tuesday, asking Juab County commissioners to overturn a conditional use permit granted earlier this year for the data center project planned just outside Mona city limits. The filed appeal comes after the community organized a rally in Mona last week and caravanned to the nearby town of Rocky
'He is going to kill somebody': Serial arsonist sentenced for June fire in Tooele County (opens the original)
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TOOELE — A known arsonist in Tooele County received his sentence Monday after pleading guilty to starting another fire that threatened homes and prompted evacuations earlier this year. A prosecutor described the case as part of a disturbing pattern for the community. "He's going to kill somebody. Somebody is going to lose their life because he can't stop lighting fires," said Chief Deputy County Attorney Gary Searle. Timothy West, 39, has now been convicted of arson in four separate cases. The f
Utah changes birth certificate policy after KSL Investigators uncover records issue (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — When Richard Glauser requested copies of his birth certificate, he expected a straightforward process. Instead, he had to spend weeks on end trying to prove his identity to the state. "They're supposed to be serving the people of Utah, and they're basically harassing the people of Utah," Glauser said, reflecting on his experience. The issues started when he received a call informing him that there was a problem with his birth record. "They said, 'We don't have your birth certifi
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