Becky Bruce

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Becky Bruce is the news director of KSL NewsRadio. She has been with KSL since 2007. You can contact her at bbruce@ksl.com.

Serial hit-and-run suspect facing three new charges

The new charges against the man suspected of a series of hit-and-runs involve two crashes but three victims.
7 days ago

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints reports membership growth

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said the growth of the faith in 2023 means there are now more than 17.2 million members.
10 days ago

Chad Daybell trial jury selection wraps up days ahead of schedule

The Chad Daybell jury selection is still underway. Because this is a death penalty case, selection could take two weeks.
10 days ago

Future options for UTA service include possible Orange Trax line

A proposed Orange Trax line aims at providing better east-west service throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
27 days ago

Music and the Spoken Word has a new voice

Derrick Porter will replace Lloyd Newell as the new presenter, writer and producer of Music and the Spoken Word.
27 days ago

Utah history shows inmates in transit can be a security challenge

At least two inmates, past and present, on Utah's Death Row, wound up facing execution in Utah because of successful or attempted prison escapes.
29 days ago

March 8 marks the 100-year anniversary of 1924 Utah mine disaster

It's been exactly 100 years since the Utah mine disaster of 1924, where 172 men died when two explosions went off in a mine just outside of Helper.
1 month ago

Northern Utah snowpack, water in good shape ahead of spring runoff

The director of the Utah Division of Water Resources says the Utah snowpack "has been consistently above normal since the beginning of February."
1 month ago

Utah GOP party members differ on 2024 caucus turnout

The Utah GOP caucus turnout was three times as high in the 2020 presidential primary than yesterday, a Utah GOP caucus leader said.
1 month ago

Lawsuit: Death of man in Salt Lake County jail was preventable

The lawsuit claims the death of Leland Cropper, 40, could have been prevented if Salt Lake County officials or jail employees had provided proper medical care.
1 month ago

South Jordan still cleaning up after tumbleweed take over

The invasive and non-native tumbleweeds blew into South Jordan on Saturday, blocking streets, driveways and even entire homes. 
2 months ago

Code Blue Alert issued for multiple northern Utah counties

Salt Lake County declared a Code Blue Alert on Sunday night and multiple Utah counties expected similar conditions Monday.
2 months ago

Utah lawmakers target open meetings, public records access

A First Amendment attorney in Utah says this session has included more exemptions aimed at open records and meetings laws than any previous one.
2 months ago

US employment beats expectations, January unemployment rate holds steady at 3.7%

The US jobs report beat economists expectations in January, adding over 353,000 jobs. The unemployment rate holds steady.
3 months ago

Man found dead was accused in baby formula theft scheme

A man found dead by FBI agents faced federal charges related to a scheme involving the theft and resale of baby formula and other supplies.
3 months ago

LISTEN: Unpacking Utah’s lawsuit against TikTok

Sound up for more information on Utah’s lawsuit against Tiktok     SALT LAKE CITY —  You already know the State of Utah is suing Tiktok for its alleged harmful impact on teens. But much of the original suit against TikTok was redacted. Now we’re seeing more details from the suit. According to an unredacted […]
3 months ago

“Priceless” painting stolen by mob turns up in St. George

A stolen painting, a John Opie original described as "priceless" by the FBI, turned up in the estate of a St. George man. 
3 months ago

Sen. Lee would beef up journalist protections with the PRESS Act

The bipartisan PRESS Act would keep government agencies from compelling journalists to give up their sources.
3 months ago

Utah death row inmate says he will choose death by firing squad

A judge has signed the death warrant for a man who's said he will choose the firing squad for his execution here in Utah.
3 months ago

Man accused of faking death, fleeing country to avoid rape charges makes court appearance in Utah

Nicholas Rossi, whose name is legally Nicholas Alahverdian, faces rape charges related to a 2008 attack on a Utah County woman.
3 months ago

Romney: Both Republicans, Democrats holding up Ukraine aid

In an exclusive interview on NBC's Meet the Press, Utah Senator Mitt Romney said both Republicans and Democrats share blame in holding up an aid package for Ukraine.
4 months ago

Air quality to deteriorate this week with new temperature inversion

When a temperature inversion moves in, it frequently traps pollutants in the air in addition to the colder air, resulting in worsening air quality.
5 months ago

Winter storm warning in place for Wasatch Mountains, Wasatch Back

The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City issued a winter storm warning for the Wasatch Mountains as well as the valleys of the Wasatch Back. 
5 months ago

Northern Utah Avalanche risk high, forecasters warn

Forecaster Drew Hardesty said the conditions combine strong winds with heavy, wet snow that fell on top of a weaker base. 
5 months ago