Emiley Morgan
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Emiley Morgan is a legal affairs reporter for the Deseret News. She worked in the Features department before joining the News Division in 2009. Before her time at the Deseret News, she worked as a reporter and editor for BYU's Daily Universe. Emiley grew up in Greeley, Colo., and attended BYU, where she graduated with a degree in Communications: Print Journalism in 2009. During her time at BYU, she studied Italian in Rome and Turin, participated in a foreign correspondent's training in Prague and worked as an intern in the Scottish Parliament. She currently resides in Salt Lake City with her husband.

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A Centerville man who pleaded guilty but mentally ill to shooting his neighbor was sentenced to prison. He said he believed the neighbor was "telepathically" raping his wife.
Upwards of 750 members of the LDS Riverton Utah YSA Stake traveled to Salt Lake City Saturday to tackle a number of projects in an effort to help members of the Salt Lake Wells Stake.
A judge is considering whether to order a trial for a man charged with murdering two people in a Sandy garage.
A former emergency room technician at Logan Regional Hospital charged with sexually assaulting an unconscious patient has pleaded guilty.
A former Kaysville teacher and basketball coach has been ordered to stand trial on 11 felonies stemming from allegations of a sexual relationship with a student. The girl was 15 and 16 at the time of the allege...
The use of surveillance video following the bombings in Boston has reignited debate on the use of technology and whether it infringes on privacy in the interest of safety.
Miguel Mateos-Martinez, 25, challenged both his conviction and sentence stemming from the 2007 shooting death of Glendale salon owner Faviola Hernandez, 24. The Utah Supreme Court upheld both in a ruling handed...
Ogden police were able to identify a man killed in a 1994 fire after making a connection to a man reported missing in Oregon with the help of a national missing persons database.
Damien Candland, 25, is serving a life without parole prison sentence for the murder of his aunt. His attempts to withdraw his guilty plea were unsuccessful, so he has taken his case to the Utah Supreme Court.
Charges were dropped Tuesday against a Salt Lake woman accused of violating a new law that prohibits trespassers from recording livestock or poultry operations. Amy Meyer said she was filming a Draper meat pack...