Former Senior Reporter

Aimee Cobabe

Aimee Cobabe is a former reporter or KSL NewsRadio

How will forgiving student loan debt impact the economy?

A financial expert says forgiving some student loan debt, as announced Wednesday by President Biden, could have a big impact on the U.S. economy.
4 years ago

Investigation continues after three kids rescued from reservoir

One day after three kids were trapped in a truck that became submerged in the water at a Utah reservoir, the Summit County Sheriff's Office is still investigating the incident.
4 years ago

Schools are seeing changes in online school enrollment

The number of students taking advantage of online learning is on the decline in many Utah school districts.
4 years ago

Major Brent Taylor Foundation searching for large stolen flag

A Major Brent Taylor Foundation spokeswoman said the U.S. flag measures 30 x 60 feet and is used to honor fallen soldiers.
4 years ago

Sandy Police are investigating the vandalism of six church buildings

Authorities in Sandy are looking for the individual or individuals responsible for the vandalism of six church buildings, belonging to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
4 years ago

Utah GOP supports resolution banning gender-affirming medical transitions for children

The Utah Republican Party is supporting a resolution on banning gender-affirming medical transitions for transgender children. The Party chair says it’s about protecting the lives of Utah’s kids.
4 years ago

How much is inflation impacting those in Utah on a lower income?

Inflation in Utah has increased by 15.4% compared to January 2021, according to new inflation numbers.
4 years ago

Judge considering injunction to allow transgender girls to play girls high school sports

Attorneys for three transgender girls are asking a judge to grant them an injunction on Utah's law barring these individuals from competing in high school sports that matches the gender they identify with.
4 years ago

Man accused of shooting driver during Black Lives Matter protest trying to get case dismissed

A man who allegedly shot a firearm at a vehicle during a Black Lives Matter protest in Provo is attempting to get his court case thrown out.
4 years ago

SLC board member and former state senator ask residents to support former superintendent who allegedly faced racial discrimination

Former Superintendent Timothy Gadson was placed on administrative leave last month, no explanation was given by the district.
4 years ago

$10 million awarded to Utah mom after daughter’s death in Davis County Jail

Cynthia Stella filed the lawsuit in 2018 after her daughter, 28-year-old Heather Miller, died from a ruptured spleen in 2016.
4 years ago

The Great Salt Lake is shrinking, but one leader says we can reverse the trend

But, the Acting Director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources said that the state can reverse the trend.
4 years ago

Orem City releases possible outcomes of a school district split

The outcomes are based on whether voters pass a $595 million bond proposed by the district for the Orem School District, along with the split.
4 years ago

Fighting the heat isn’t just a summertime concern for Utah firefighters

Utah firefighters are hard at work this summer amid triple-digit temperatures. But managing the heat is something they train for.
4 years ago

Race between McMullin and Lee already seeing millions raised

In the race between Evan McMullin and Sen. Mike Lee for Utah's Senate seat, both candidates report raising millions from supporters.
4 years ago

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources proposes hunting and fishing license fee increase to keep up with inflation

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is considering a 10% increase in hunting and fishing license and permit fees that would be effective in 2023.
4 years ago

Woman, firefighters recovering after staircase collapsed in West Valley

A woman and firefighters sent to help are recovering after a staircase collapsed underneath them. The woman had fallen from scaffolding.
4 years ago

Judge issues preliminary injunction, Utah abortion trigger law still blocked

The hearing will decide the future of the Utah trigger ban on abortion after an emergency injunction blocked the ban from taking effect.
4 years ago

Delta pilots picketing in Salt Lake City and across the country

The Delta pilots said they are trying to put increased pressure on the airline to speed up contract negotiations. Leading in areas such as pay.
4 years ago

With a heatwave on the way, how do you avoid getting heatstroke?

With a heatwave expected to hit Utah this week, an emergency room doctor is advising Utahns on how to stay protected from the heat.
4 years ago

Utah State Board of Education drops support for risk prevention survey

Utah schools have given kids a health and risk prevention survey since 2003, but the State Board of Education recently pulled its support for the survey.
4 years ago

1-year-old on life support, Grantsville police investigating possible abuse

Grantsville police said they saw visible signs of abuse on the child when they entered the home on Friday.
4 years ago

Record-breaking heat in SLC, cooler temps are right around the corner

Salt Lake City is experiencing record-breaking heat, but KSL Meterologist Kristen Van Dyke says cooler temperatures are on the way.
4 years ago

Co-founder of FanX Convention accused of making bomb threats

Bryan Melvin Brandenburg, the co-founder of FanX, is suspected of threatening several locations in Utah, including the University of Utah, via email.
4 years ago