Nate Carlisle

1 week ago | fox13now.com | Nate Carlisle

SANDY, Utah — Kristina Mrocek owes money to University of Utah Health. She isn’t sure how much. Yes, there’s the amount listed on her account balance, but Mrocek says it’s not so simple. She’s been asking insurance to pay more. While Mrocek fights, the state of Utah collects. “They've been withholding my tax return every year for unpaid medical bills,” Mrocek told FOX 13 News near her home in Sandy. Since U of U Health is a state entity, delinquent bills go to the Office of State Debt Collection.

1 week ago | fox13now.com | Nate Carlisle

SALT LAKE CITY — After decades of denials, an inmate admitted Tuesday to killing his co-worker and dumping his body, though that same inmate denied killing his wife years later. Dale Bradley used his parole hearing to admit that he killed Bryan Ruff in 1991. “I got my gun out of my car and I shot him, and it was over,” Bradley calmly explained Tuesday. Ruff and Bradley worked as guards at the Kennecott Copper mine. Ruff had been having an affair with Bradley’s then-wife.

2 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Nate Carlisle

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The U.S. Naval Academy library has banned a memoir about policing street gangs in Salt Lake City. “The Gangs of Zion: A Black Cop’s Crusade in Mormon Country” is among 381 titles that appear on a list of books removed by the library. The removals are to comply with directives to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives within the U.S. military.

2 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Nate Carlisle

FIVE MILE PASS, Utah — Jennifer Campbell is still fighting for her late husband. And she’s fighting against the man convicted of kidnapping and killing him. “This has been one of the hardest things I've ever had to go through,” Campbell said, sobbing, “again after, you know, going through it 30 years ago.”Campbell was married to Bryan Ruff. He was a guard at Kennecott Copper who disappeared from work in 1991.

4 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Nate Carlisle

SALT LAKE CITY — An investigation into whether workers at a Hill Air Force Base daycare abused kids there has been forwarded to prosecutors, according to parents of some of the children who may have been mistreated. Those prosecutors will decide whether criminal charges will be filed against any of the daycare workers. The developments were shared with families who then relayed them to FOX 13 News.