Former Senior Reporter

Aimee Cobabe

Aimee Cobabe is a former reporter or KSL NewsRadio

Proposed law would require armed guard at every Utah school

An armed guard would be required at every single school building in the state among other safety measures under this new bill.
3 years ago

If Utah schools close, teachers will not be out of a job

A letter was sent to all staff members assuring them they will still have jobs, even if schools close. 
3 years ago

One student hospitalized after a fight at Copper Hills High

Police said three students were involved in a fight and an initial investigation found no guns.
3 years ago

Homeless Resource Center squads are making a positive impact

The Salt Lake City Police Department says two Homeless Center Resource squads in the city are making a positive impact. 
3 years ago

Company behind weapons detectors in Salt Lake high schools facing federal investigation

The Salt Lake City school district told KSL that the board approved a four-year $1.56 million dollar lease of the machines.
3 years ago

Grizzly bear attack survivor recovering at University of Utah Hospital

A Montana man attacked by a grizzly bear is now speaking for the first time. He’s been recovering at the University of Utah Hospital.
3 years ago

Utah student in Jerusalem plans to stay, despite tensions

A student from Utah studying in Jerusalem says he plans to stay in the region amid the war sparked by the Hamas attack earlier this month.
3 years ago

Ruby Franke’s arrest prompted a search for her older children, report shows

Following the arrest of YouTuber Ruby Franke, police in Springville, Utah searched her home to find two of Franke's other children.
3 years ago

Davis County hopes to lower home prices by offering new loan

Wannabe homebuyers in Davis County can now apply for a new loan from the county. The hope is that this will help lower home prices over time.
3 years ago

Utah Pride Center future still uncertain after closing for a month

The Utah Pride Center is supposed to be days away from announcing a new strategic plan.
3 years ago

12 Salt Lake City schools getting free breakfast and lunch this school year

The 12 schools all qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision, which looks at the number of families applying for other government assistance programs.
3 years ago

Removing the stigma: International Overdose Awareness Day

International Overdose Awareness Day is Thursday Aug. 31. The day recognizes and adds awareness to drug overdoses and recovery.
3 years ago

State correctional facility to offer new education programs

New education programs are being offered to women at the Utah Correctional Facility to help them prepare for a return to society.
3 years ago

Hundreds of bats discovered and removed from Highland High

Utah wildlife officials said nearly 70 bats were hanging around the third floor of Highland High. Nearly150 bats were outside.
3 years ago

Altercation at Central Utah Correctional Facility sends 5 to the hospital

The Utah Department of Corrections says an altercation Monday night at the Central Utah Correctional Facility involved 15 individuals, and five were taken to the hospital.
3 years ago

How to keep kids safe online with back to school posts

Parents and students are posting on social media about heading back to school. One IT expert joins KSL NewsRadio to discuss if this is safe.
3 years ago

Cattle drive surprises drivers in Logan Canyon

Like a scene from a John Wayne western movie, hundreds of cattle lined one side of the highway up in Logan Canyon Monday.
3 years ago

Giant sinkhole on 10600 South diverts traffic in South Jordan

A giant sinkhole formed in the middle of the eastbound lanes on 10600 South in South Jordan. All eastbound lanes are closed until the hole can be repaired.
3 years ago

Thermo Fisher Scientific shutting down Ogden facility

Thermo Fisher Scientific says the closure of the Ogden facility is just temporary while it sorts out volume demand.
3 years ago

Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill leading cause to bring Afghanistan prosecutors to U.S.

Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill is leading Prosecutors for Prosecutors to bring thousands of prosecutors from Afghanistan to the U.S.
3 years ago

How many earthquakes are happening under our feet? University of Utah researchers reveal answer

Wondering how many earthquakes are happening right now? At least for Utah, there’s a lot more than we can feel, says the University of Utah.
3 years ago

Former USU football player settles lawsuit

Former USU football player Patrick Maddox is getting $150,000 in the settlement of his lawsuit against the university.
3 years ago

Judge dismisses Crumbl lawsuit against Crave

A lawsuit between two Utah cookie companies, Crumbl Cookies and Crave Cookies, is now over. A judge has dismissed the lawsuit.
3 years ago

Salvation Army going out with cold water to help homeless people amid heat wave

A heat wave is bringing triple-digit temperatures to the state, posing a danger to homeless Utahns.
3 years ago