Associate Producer

Alexandrea Bonilla

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

Body of missing man found in Tibble Fork Reservoir

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body of a missing man from Tibble Fork Reservoir. The adult male in his 20’s went missing just before 6 p.m. on Sunday, according to the sheriff’s office.     First responders began searching the area soon after the man went missing. The sheriff’s […]
10 days ago

Utah sees growing trend of teenagers facing murder charges as adults

In just the last month, there have been four 15- to 17-year-olds arrested and charged as adults with murder, two in connection with the shooting death of other minors.
9 months ago

Utah lawmakers struggle with drawing new congressional district maps

 In less than a week, Utah lawmakers will need to come together with a new congressional district map but state lawmakers are still working to find some common ground.
10 months ago

More evidence of measles found in Utah’s wastewater

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services says measles may be in more areas of Utah than originally thought after they started testing wastewater.
10 months ago

What should be featured on the Salt Lake City version of Monopoly?

The Salt Lake City edition is set to come out in summer 2026, taking about a year to evolve from an idea to a tangible version on the shelves. 
11 months ago

As Utah School Board’s proposed ‘teacher standards’ draw attention, board member says standards are already in place

Teacher standards proposed by the Utah School Board are garnering attention online, particularly for their use of the words "moral" and "immoral."
11 months ago

Local events expected to bring heavy weekend traffic in downtown Salt Lake City

Local events are expected to have a pretty big impact on weekend traffic in downtown Salt Lake City.
11 months ago

Utah women face one of the largest gender wage gaps in the nation

Utah has one of the largest gender wage gaps in the nation. Women who work full-time, make 27% less than men, according to research.
11 months ago

Parking garage to be added to the Delta Center

A seven story parking garage could sit on the Southwest corner of the Delta Center by next year
12 months ago

University of Utah student dies in Australian snowboard accident

Drew Youngquist had reportedly been in the country for only three months before his snowboarding accident.
12 months ago

Utah had some of the highest electricity rate spikes in the country

Power bills continues to spike across the country, especially here in Utah. 
12 months ago

More screen time leading to an increased risk of heart problems among youth

An Ogden pediatrician warns that too much screen time can seriously impact children’s sleep, development, mental health and physical health.
12 months ago

Man suspected of kidnapping, child abuse after police said he attacked minor over prank

Police arrested a man and charged him with kidnapping and child abuse after he attacked a minor the doorbell ditched his home.
12 months ago

Utah officials on high alert for fire danger, ask residents to be, too

The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for most of central Utah as well as the southwest corner of the state.
12 months ago

Ramping up beef production is not that easy, high prices expected to continue

Beef prices are spiking across the United States but local ranchers say the solution isn't as simple as ramping up production. 
1 year ago

Hobby drone stalls firefighting crews on Forsyth Fire

A drone is to blame for grounding tankers fighting the Forsyth Fire on Wednesday.
1 year ago

Seniors are becoming more likely to rent homes

The number of seniors renting homes has grown by 2.4 million in the past decade, an increase of 30%. In Salt Lake City, it's even greater, at 51%.
1 year ago

Salt Lake City’s Public Safety Plan could be better with support from state Legislature, mayor says

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall outlines the city's successes with the Public Safety Plan but says legislative support is needed to accomplish more.
1 year ago

Utah files lawsuit against Snapchat, alleging harm to children

The Utah lawsuit alleges that Snapchat is profiting off the exploitation of children, failing to protect them and intentionally getting them addicted. 
1 year ago

911 calls in Salt Lake may get an AI assist

Salt Lake's growing population and the expected influx of tourists ahead of the 2034 Olympics has safety officials considering an AI assist for 911 calls.
1 year ago

Green Loop plans in Salt Lake City are a go, project manager says

Legislation passed in 2025, requiring cooperation with UDOT, won't impede work on the Green Loop in downtown Salt Lake City.
1 year ago

University of Utah staffers speaks out after school announces partnership with Israeli university

A group of faculty, staff and students are petitioning against the University of Utah after the school signed a partnership with an Israeli university.
1 year ago

Pride flags again stolen from First Baptist Church

A church spokesman said its congregation is accustomed to the theft of its Pride flags each year, but it's still jarring.
1 year ago

South Salt Lake is one step closer to getting a new police station

The proposed South Salt Lake police station would be near an existing homeless shelter, near 3500 South and 1000 West. 
1 year ago