Arielle Harrison
Reporter at KUTV-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
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2 weeks ago |
kutv.com | Arielle Harrison
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah's largest public utility provider has until Tuesday to appeal a legislatively approved 4.7% rate increase, a fraction of the 30% hike the company initially requested. Rocky Mountain Power, which serves more than 1 million Utahns, has not yet filed an appeal with the Legislature's Public Service Commission. If no appeal is filed, the approved increase would add about $4 per month to the average customer's bill.
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2 weeks ago |
kutv.com | Arielle Harrison
Christopher Dominic Garcia is facing nearly 30 charges and is being held without bail at Salt Lake County Metro Jail. He is accused of terrorizing the Millcreek family with false claims about cartel surveillance and death threats. "He claimed his people were watching and any defiance could result in their deaths," Unified Police spokesperson Aymee Race said. According to court documents, Garcia moved in with his girlfriend's family in December. The household included two adults and five children.
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2 weeks ago |
kjzz.com | Arielle Harrison
OREM, Utah (KUTV) — A Utah family recently celebrated a day of mixed emotions as their premie daughter graduated from the NICU and went home following 140 days in intensive care. Sarah Kurz, born at just 23 weeks, was carried home by her parents Chris and Jodie in what staff at Timpanogos Regional Hospital called a "graduation" — complete with a tiny cap and gown. The joyful homecoming followed months of medical challenges and heartbreak for the family, who initially welcomed twin girls.
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2 weeks ago |
kutv.com | Arielle Harrison
A Utah family recently celebrated a day of mixed emotions as their premie daughter graduated from the NICU and went home following 140 days in intensive care. (Photo courtesy Kurz Family)
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3 weeks ago |
kutv.com | Arielle Harrison
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A bill designed to strengthen protections for at-risk children failed to advance in the Utah Legislature in the January session, despite recent high-profile child abuse cases that prompted promises of reform. House Bill 83, which would have streamlined the process for state workers and police to obtain warrants when a child's safety is in serious question, was held in committee without a vote.
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‘Solidarity Forever’: Union members sang at the Capitol as labor rights debates continue. Firefighters filled the Senate gallery, but as of Monday morning, HB267 isn’t up for debate after Friday’s changes that would allow some collective bargaining. @KUTV2News https://t.co/k9kRTYnv6o
LONG LINES, COLD NIGHT: In-person voting lines in West Valley City stretch through the building and outside into the chilly night. One woman shared that she’s been waiting for over an hour and, despite it being past 8 pm, has not been turned away. @KUTV2News https://t.co/6JkcScBKbN
MURDER INVESTIGATION: We are following alleged collusion in an American Fork murder, where police say marital issues spiraled into a deadly plot involving multiple family members of the victim, including his wife. @KUTV2News https://t.co/qfGAMVUIUv