Emiley Morgan
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Emiley Morgan is a reporter for the Deseret News covering police and the state courts in the integrated News Division. She worked as an intern in the Features department before joining the City desk 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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An Ogden man accused of shooting a number of police officers and killing one will be allowed to have a private attorney — even as the question of funding hangs in the air.
Charges have been filed against a bus driver arrested for allegedly carrying drugs and driving under the influence just before he was scheduled to transport a group of students to Disneyland.
Jose Jesus Neri will serve two consecutive prison sentences for his roll in the death of Heather Quast.
Cottonwood High School football coach Josh Lyman resigned Wednesday as a coach and teacher.
Cottonwood High School football coach Josh Lyman resigned Wednesday as a coach and teacher.
The actions of a Murray police officer who shot and injured a man in April were deemed legally justified Tuesday.
Between a horse that fell into a Herriman basement, kittens buried under a new concrete garage floor in West Jordan, and five baby ducks trapped in a storm drain in Sugar House, rescuers were kept busy but save...

VIRGIN, Washington County — An errant campfire that had grown into an 100-plus acre fire in Washington County was contained Monday.

Firefighters were able to reach 100 percent containment on the 123-ac

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Four people died when a single-engine Cessna crashed near the St. George Municipal Airport early Saturday morning.
Four people died when a single-engine Cessna crashed near the St. George Municipal Airport early Saturday morning.