Alexandrea Bonilla
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.5 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.5 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.5 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.6 months ago
DWR reminding drivers to watch for wildlife
As temperatures cool and days get shorter, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources says to be on the lookout for animals on the roads.6 months ago
Ogden’s water will be shut off Saturday due to a pipeline repair
Water will be shut off from 5 a.m. to midnight. Ogden City said the water shouldn't be used until cold water runs clear.6 months ago
Use these tools to stay safe during international travel
International travel can be dangerous. There are steps to help stay safe. Namely, the U.S. Department of State's Travel Advisory and STEP.6 months ago
Tips for picking the perfect pumpkin
Many people are ready to pick out pumpkins for Halloween carving. There are some tips for picking a perfect pumpkin.6 months ago
Teal Pumpkin Project: Safe trick-or-treating for kids with allergies
The Teal Pumpkin Project raises awareness of food allergies that can be life-threatening. The project encourages handing out non-food items.7 months ago
End-of-life costs cheaper in Utah, but expert says to plan ahead
Utah's cost of living is average compared to the rest of the country, but end-of-life costs are lower in the state than in many other places.7 months ago
Rising car insurance rates hitting drivers
Much like everything else, car insurance is getting more expensive. Some states are seeing as high as a 50% increase over the past year.8 months ago
Utah has the second highest rate of speed-related fatal crashes
Utah speed-related tickets include driving over the speed limit and sometimes, driving faster than road conditions permit.8 months ago
SLCC Prison Education Program gives students more than a degree
The SLCC Prison Education Program brings benefits to students like increased job opportunities and a sense of accomplishment.8 months ago
Calling all Lego lovers! Brickslopes Lego Fan Event is happening in Utah this weekend
All sorts of people will come together this weekend at the Brickslopes Lego Fan Event at the Mountain America Expo Center.8 months ago
Canyons School District launch scholarship program to encourage teaching careers
The Aspiring Canyons Educator scholarship program is a way Canyons School District is encouraging non-teaching district employees to pursue a college degree in education.8 months ago
Black Physicians of Utah host Back-To-School Mental Health Day
Parents, teens and clinical workers gathered at the South Salt Lake Community Center to learn and discuss the mental health issues children and teens face during back-to-school season.8 months ago
Local Hawaiian shaved ice shack looking to help Maui residents
A local Hawaiian shaved ice shack will be raising funds on Saturday to donate to families impacted by the Maui wildfires.8 months ago
Utah is a hotspot for homeschooling children, study finds
Utah ranks third nationwide for the best state for homeschooling children, according to a study done by the Age of Learning.9 months ago
Bystanders delay emergency response to house fire in Price
After a house fire destroyed a home in Price, irefighters are asking bystanders to stay out of the way so that crews can get to the emergency quickly.9 months ago
Here’s how excessive heat can harm our furry friends
Pets are also put at risk in excessive heat. Heat stroke, dehydration, paw burns and even sunburns can affect the four-legged friends.9 months ago
UDOT says buckled roads are normal during the summertime
Buckled roads are something the Utah Department of Transportation plans for. UDOT used expansion joints to prepare roads for high temperatures.10 months ago
Refugee soccer team travels the world to share their message on community
#SheBelongs is a soccer team made up of teen girls, half of them from refugee backgrounds, and they're heading to New Zealand to see the Women's World Cup.10 months ago
An ingredient in diet soda could be linked to cancer, but don’t panic
The WHO plans to list aspartame -- an artificial sweetener commonly used in diet soda -- as a possible carcinogen.10 months ago
