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Honda has issued a recall on certain CR-V crossovers from the 2002 to 2006 model years over faulty driver-side power window switches. According to a report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the window switches in these affected vehicles may fail and could possibly cause a fire. A total of 268,655 vehicles are affected by this recall, all of which were built between February 19, 2002 and July 28, 2006. NHTSA states that if the window switch fails, it could "overheat, smoke and cause a fire," and such an instance can even occur if the vehicle is not in use. That said,... Read More


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BMW's innovative iDrive was introduced in 2001, and a dozen years later, automakers are still learning hard lessons about what consumers want in their infotainment systems. In response to owner feedback – and a few media drubbings – about the delayed and occasionally fickle responses of its CUE (short for Cadillac User Experience) system, Cadillac has told Wired that it's going to issue an update this year. Coming for the XTS and ATS, the new software will mean quicker haptic feedback to driver inputs on the touchscreen and the buttons, and snappier responses on screen. Down... Read More

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As the investigation into the accidental shooting death of a 12-year-old girl inside her Kaysville home finishes, some new details have been unveiled in a recently-released search warrant.
What you should know before you venture onto the ice
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Dec 17th - 12:15pm
Utah is famous for having the "Greatest Snow on Earth," but the state also offers great ice fishing and snowmobiling. If you are wanting to continue your outdoor activities during the winter, here are some tips to help you stay safe while on t
BYU team excavates million-mummy cemetery
Natalie Crofts | posted Dec 17th - 11:45am
Archaeologists from Brigham Young University are working to excavate a densely populated cemetery in Egypt before it is taken over by nearby farmers.
Man admits to killing 3 in Midvale, avoids death penalty
Pat Reavy | posted Dec 17th - 11:36am
A man accused of shooting four people in a Midvale home in 2013, killing three of them, took a plea deal on Wednesday.
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Show you care about Utah's air quality by following these tips this winter.
Sometimes police do more than risk their lives
Michael McCarlie, KSL.com Contributor | posted Dec 17th - 10:00am
Sometimes we need reminders that there's a lot of good out there. We just need to look for it.
House GOP weighs gas tax, Medicaid expansion
Dennis Romboy | posted Dec 17th - 9:08am
Utah House Republicans emerged from an all-day closed caucus Tuesday with the political will to confront some of the state's biggest issues, Speaker-elect Greg Hughes said.
0% financing: Good deal or not?
Bill Gephardt | posted Dec 17th - 8:42am
Many retailers say they're making it easy to buy big-ticket gifts with 0-percent financing. But those no-interest deals can be very risky for shoppers.
Proposal to regulate reiki massage moves forward
Marjorie Cortez | posted Dec 17th - 8:23am
Reiki massage businesses in unincorporated Salt Lake County would be regulated under a zoning ordinance that limits hours of operation, standards of client and employee dress, and other requirements.
Celebrate miracles and share light, Herbert says at menorah lighting ceremony
Whitney Evans | posted Dec 17th - 7:38am
Rabbi Benny Zippel, of the Chabad Lubavitch of Utah, joined Gov. Gary Herbert and other dignitaries for a menorah lighting ceremony Tuesday at the Capitol.
Broken pipe displaces workers on 3 floors of DA's office
Marjorie Cortez | posted Dec 17th - 7:02am
Describing it as "a significant event," Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said flooding resulting from a broken pipe at his downtown offices may displace attorneys, clerical staff and victim counselors while repairs are conducted.
Police find stolen car with 3-year-old inside
Megan Marsden Christensen | posted Dec 16th - 10:37pm
A child who was inside a stolen car Tuesday afternoon has been found.
Accused DUI driver to stand trial for murder of Draper mom
McKenzie Romero | posted Dec 16th - 10:33pm
A man charged with murder after police say he deliberately ran a red light and crashed into oncoming traffic has been ordered to stand trial.
SLC residents don't want kids living in 'shadow of a prison fence'
Marjorie Cortez and McKenzie Romero | posted Dec 16th - 10:32pm
Salt Lake City already hosts all female state prison parolees, sex offenders leaving prison and federal parolees, said Salt Lake City Councilman Kyle LaMalfa. Adding a state prison would be "too much for our community," he said Tuesday.
2 bank robbery suspects taken into custody in West Jordan
KSL.com | posted Dec 16th - 10:28pm
West Jordan police took two bank robbery suspects into custody shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday, ending a "shelter in place" order issued in the area of 4000 West and 9000 South.
Getaway driver in Price armed robbery sentenced to federal prison
Geoff Liesik | posted Dec 16th - 10:01pm
A Price woman has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for her role in the November 2013 armed robbery of a Smith's Food and Drug store.
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Wi-Fi is an integral part of daily life for most folks and placement is a big deal when it comes to routers and modems. Here are tips you should consider to avoid a bad signal.
Bill passes, allows BYU to purchase Y Mountain
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Dec 16th - 9:31pm
After passing in the House of Representatives for two consecutive years, a bill was passed by the Senate that will allow Brigham Young University to purchase the mountain named after it.
Christmas tree honors memory of Utahns killed in DUI crashes
Jed Boal | posted Dec 16th - 9:04pm
Each one of the 70 custom ornaments on Farmington Station's Christmas tree bears the name of a victim of a DUI crash in Utah during the last five years. At Tuesday's unveiling, one of those families shared their story in hopes of preventing another tragedy.
Wrapped Christmas packages concealed marijuana, police say
Cleon Wall and Natalie Crofts | posted Dec 16th - 8:17pm
Two women tried to transport several pounds of marijuana in wrapped Christmas packages Sunday, police said.
Firefighters surprise Dee Elementary with winter coats
Mike Anderson | posted Dec 16th - 8:12pm
Without a coat, it's near impossible to go outside in the winter chill, especially for kids. Firefighters made children at Dee Elementary School a little warmer this year by giving them a special gift — a jacket.
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At the end of a tumultuous year that has seen the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) come under unprecedented scrutiny for its role in advancing a slate of right-wing legislation, the corporate-friendly organization of state lawmakers and special interest lobbyists convenes this week in Washington, DC to try and salvage its viability.
At this week's meeting, ALEC members will by treated to presentations like "Best Practices for Debt Collection and Tax Amnesty" from student loan company Sallie Mae and a talk on state unemployment from the Koch-funded Mercatus Center. Representatives of the Mortgage Bankers Association will present to the Financial Services Subcommittee, which is co-chaired by a lobbyist for Visa. The Heritage Foundation's James Sherk (whose work is funded by the Milwaukee-based Bradley Foundation) will discuss "how to limit union influence."
But only a handful of new "model" bills are on the agenda. According to ALEC task force documents obtained through open records requests, the meeting will largely consist of deciding which bills from its vast library to "sunset" and which to retain or amend -- an apparent effort to scrub their history of far-right model bills, and likely a response to a year of intense criticism. Hopefully the organization is reviewing some of its more retrograde proposals, such as its stalwart opposition to minimum wage laws and support for climate change denial. At least for this meeting, ALEC is focused less on proactively developing legislation and more on damage control.
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ALEC came under particularly intense criticism starting in March 2012 for its national drive to promote the "Stand Your Ground" gun law that initially shielded 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's killer from prosecution, and weathered additional criticism in the following months over its role in advancing laws that make it harder to vote, that criminalize immigrants, protect corporations from civil liability, thwart environmental regulations, and cut holes in the social safety net -- all while enjoying tax-exempt "charitable" status.
In response to the criticism, more than 40 corporations, including General Motors, General Electric, Amazon.com, and Coca-Cola, have severed ties with ALEC. ALEC has also been the subject of multiple IRS complaints alleging that it has violated its charitable 501(c)(3) status by acting primarily as a conduit for corporate interests to lobby state legislators, thereby allowing these special interests to write-off their lobbying expenses as a charitable deduction.
ALEC legislators -- who in many cases receive substantial campaign contributions and gifts of flights and hotel rooms from the corporations that stand to benefit from the introduction of ALEC model legislation -- have also been under fire from their constituents, who have expressed concern that their elected officials have become more accountable to special interests than the people in their district. At least 70 legislators have publicly dropped their ALEC membership in the past year and 117 ALEC member legislators lost their seats in the 2012 elections.
ALEC has been around since 1973 but has never faced this level of scrutiny. In past decades, ALEC has successfully allowed corporate interests to advance an agenda to privatize everything from schools to prisons and to reshape state laws in the corporate mold, but with the public never knowing a particular bill originated from ALEC or was initially drafted by the same corporations that profit from its passage.
Now that ALEC has been exposed, it has shifted into damage control mode -- not by making a case for why corporate influence over politics is a good thing, but by covering its tracks and attacking its critics.
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ALEC is seeking to scrub its history of reactionary proposals at this week's meeting but the damage control effort has been underway for months.
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