Alexandrea Bonilla

Alexandrea is an associate producer for KSL NewsRadio and Utah's Morning News. She is a recent graduate of Weber State University where she was the Managing Editor for the student-run paper. You can reach her at abonilla@ksl.com.

Toxic algal blooms in Lake Powell, officials say stay away

The warm weather has toxic algal blooms popping up in Lake Powell. Officials say to avoid swimming and boating in these waters.

3 days ago

Property Watch program going statewide

Property Watch, a free program, was created by the Salt Lake County recorder to help combat property and home fraud.

4 days ago

How could Utah’s dry soil impact our spring runoff?

The warm fall has caused much of the state to have abnormally dry soil.

7 days ago

Delta adds two additional flights to SLC airport for the 2025 NFL draft

Delta Airlines is ramping up service for the 2025 NFL draft. They are adding two additional flights to and from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

10 days ago

As new baseball park emerges in Daybreak, residents want pedestrian bridge

Bees baseball is headed to Daybreak in South Jordan, and so is more traffic. Concerned citizens want to see a pedestrian bridge near the stadium.

12 days ago

How the Longshoreman’s port strike could impact Utah

A port strike by the International Longshoreman's Association could have local impacts as it disrupts the supply chain.

14 days ago

FluMist vaccine now one of many approved at-home healthcare options

At-home healthcare is seeing a boom across the country. Most recently, the FDA approved the nasal flu vaccine for at-home administration.

18 days ago

Utah lawmakers crack down on illegally registered vehicles

State lawmakers are cracking down on Utahns illegally registering their vehicles to avoid paying the state sales tax.

24 days ago

Parts of Jordan River Trail closes during state fair to curb drug activity

The closed section of the Jordan River Trail spans from the Northwest Recreation Center on 300 North to North Temple.

1 month ago

Security experts warn of scams with Apple’s iOS update

Security experts warn of an increase in scams after Apple releases an iOS update later this month.

1 month ago

Can catching up on sleep have health benefits?

A new study says that people can catch up on sleep could see health benefits. However, not everyone agrees.

1 month ago

Scientists stumped by unusual weather patterns

Scientists are seeing some unusual weather patterns that even 40 years of data isn't helping them understand.