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.

Idaho county publishing all of their 2024 ballots

A county in Idaho is making all ballots public. The clerk says it's an effort to be more transparent about the elections process.
2 years ago

Utah County Clerk defends decision to disclose voting method used by several lawmakers

The Utah County Clerk is defending how he decided to look at the voting method several lawmakers used to vote.
2 years ago

Thieves using scam texts to steal high-tech gifts

Scam texts are sent by the billions according to one software engineering firm. The thieves behind them often ask for tracking numbers, and receive them.
2 years ago

Utah Hockey Club jerseys go on sale to a long line of excited fans

Season ticket holders for the Utah Hockey Club lined up at the Delta Center in hopes to score a jersey.
2 years ago

Granite School District faces 3 more potential elementary school closures

The Granite school district is looking into three elementary school closures, Douglas T Orchard, Redwood and Valley Crest.
2 years ago

SLCO Sheriff’s Office requests budget increase to improve wages

The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office asked the SLCO Council on Tuesday to increase its budget in order to help retain deputies.
2 years ago

Reports of bullying in Utah increased on SafeUT app over last year

The SafeUT app saw more tips about bullying in Utah than any other tips between July 2023 and June 2024.
2 years ago

Power outage planned for parts of Utah County

A power outage Wednesday night will affect parts of Utah County including Eagle Mountain, Cedar Fort, Fairfield and Saratoga Springs.
2 years ago

Bad weather won’t stop people from voting on Election Day

Utah got cold and rainy weather on Election Day. It might delay voters on Tuesday.
2 years ago

Attack ads aim to encourage voter turnout, expert says

Attack ads this late in a campaign aren't meant to convince undecided voters, they're meant to encourage supporters to vote.
2 years ago

SLC just had its warmest October on record

Salt Lake City just had its warmest October on record, averaging a daily temperature of 62.4 degrees beating the record from 2015.
2 years ago

Young Utah voters hitting the polls at a slower rate

So far in the election, only 2% of mail-in ballots sent in and early votes cast are from voters under the age of 30.
2 years ago

Proposed bill would increase penalties for child torture and abuse

Utah lawmakers introduced a bill that would enhance penalties for those charged with child torture and abuse.
2 years ago

Charges filed for woman accused of killing husband in Cottonwood Heights

Utah National Guardsman Matthew Johnson was reported missing last month before his wife, Jennifer Gledhill, told a confidential informant that she killed him.
2 years ago

Reflecting on a year of the domestic violence lethality assessment law

One year after using lethality assessments to help victims of domestic violence became law, lawmakers say it's helping victims stay safe.
2 years ago

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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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. 
2 years 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.
2 years ago