Alexandrea Bonilla

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Website: http://kslnewsradio.com

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.

Cows across the country are getting sick with a “flu-like” illness

Utah is altering the requirements for livestock brought into the state after multiple cows across the country have gotten sick with a flu-like illness.  
22 hours ago

Oakley, Utah, adds new water source and lifts development freeze

Almost 1,600 people live in Oakley according to the latest U.S. Census data. Most of them are farmers and ranchers.
2 days ago

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources investigating illegal killings of several wild animals

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is investigating several recent incidents where wild animals were killed and left to waste.
8 days ago

Spring expected to be warmer this year in Utah and nationwide

Spring in Utah starts on March 19, with temperatures expected to be in the 60s for the Wasatch Front.
10 days ago

Salt Lake City residents see 11% increase in monthly bills, with rent taking biggest bite

Rent chews up most of the monthly budget as Salt Lake City residents see 11% rise in expenses compared with last year.
15 days ago

South Salt Lake City Council member censured, claps back

Paul Sanchez claims his censure by fellow members of the South Salt Lake City Council is a response to his claims of corruption in the city.
21 days ago

The Utah Democratic Primary went smoothly, party credits mail-in voting

The Utah Democratic Party is crediting mail-in voting for the smooth success of their 2024 Primary on Super Tuesday.
22 days ago

Decades-long study shows increase in eating disorders among young males

The study showed hospitalizations for young males with eating disorders were up 139%, and even higher in young teens.
1 month ago

Utah Division of Natural Resources wants to combine police agencies

The Utah Division of Natural Resources is seeking to combine its four law enforcements agencies into one unit.
1 month ago

Mountain lion spotted at USU on Tuesday was found, captured

The mountain lion was first spotted on the USU campus, lounging in a tree near the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
1 month ago

Committee advances bill preventing Utah public teachers, staff from expressing political opinions

Draper Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist said HB303 reassures parents that kids are only being taught the curriculum. Opponents say the bill's vague language is problematic.
1 month ago

Could this bill be the end of registration stickers on Utah license plates?

A proposed bill would eliminate registration stickers all highway license plates in Utah in order to offer a month-to-month registration plan.
2 months ago

Another round of snow is on the way to much of Utah

As one storm moves out, another snow storm moves into Utah according to the National Weather Service, adding to an already impressive snowpack.
2 months ago

Provo Airport asking Utah Legislature for $5.5 million to expand

International flights could start flying out of the Provo Airport, if the airport receives the $5.5 million it's asking Utah Legislature for.
2 months ago

Proposed bill would require public schools to display The 10 Commandments

Rep Mike Peterson's bill requires Utah public schools to display The 10 Commandments in a prominent location. 
2 months ago

Police investigating homicide at Midvale massage parlor

Unified Police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a Midvale massage parlor Thursday night.
3 months ago

As voting scams go around, officials say to contact counties directly

Voting scams are starting to make the rounds as the 2024 primary election creeps closer. Stay safe and don't trust texts.
3 months ago

Yard work still going strong this winter due to higher temperatures

Utah's winter has been pretty warm so far, giving landscapers and contractors in the state a little more yard work to do.
3 months ago

Don’t buy pet medication online, experts say talk to your vet instead

Buying pet medication online can open the door to exposing your pets to dangerous unapproved or mislabeled drugs.
3 months ago

Rise in traffic deaths comes as U.S. drivers face more distractions than ever

Traffic deaths in the U.S. have leveled out since 2020 but officials say it's still important to limit distractions.
4 months ago

Numbers show spending is up and savings are down

Recent numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis are showing that, since the pandemic, spending is up but savings are down.
4 months ago

Could thermal imaging cameras be the answer to Utah’s recent rise in pedestrian deaths?

The rising number of pedestrian deaths has companies looking at new solutions. Thermal imaging is among those solutions.
4 months ago

Holiday shopping delayed as economy bounces back from pandemic

Holiday shopping isn't taking off as early as it did in the pandemic. However, an economist says it's the economy returning to normal.
4 months ago

City Creek Canyon closing until 2027 to rebuild water plant

The canyon will be closed during the week with limited access over the weekend. Anything past the water treatment plant is off-limits.
5 months ago