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Britt Johnson

Britt Johnson is a reporter and anchor at KSL NewsRadio. You can reach her a bjohnson@ksl.com.

Fatalities in older drivers increases 50% in 2025

In previous years, fatality rates for older Utah drivers have been trending downwards. But in 2025, there was a 50% increase, due in large part to motorcycle accidents.
2 months ago

We don’t talk anymore: Human interaction is on the decline

With everything online people have less of a reason to talk to each other. How is this decline of human interaction affecting mental health?
3 months ago

List now to get the most out of your home

Across the U.S., homes listed in late April tend to sell faster and are more likely to get more than asking price.
3 months ago

North Ogden officials want residents to stop using culinary water to water their lawns

North Ogden officials are worried after receiving reports that people are using culinary water to water their lawns.
4 months ago

Neighbors upset that Ogden Regional Medical Center cut down dozens of trees

Residents near Ogden Regional Medical Center said they are shocked that the hospital cut down dozens of trees that separated homes from the hospital property.
5 months ago

Clinton City is hoping for an economic comeback

Businesses along one of Clinton City's main thoroughfares have been struggling amid years of major road construction.
6 months ago

What if we have a light winter in 2034?

With Utah seeing such a light winter, many people are left wondering "What if we have another winter like this one during the 2034 Olympic Games?" Luckily, there's a plan in place.
6 months ago

Red-light cameras could be coming to Utah

Lawmakers are taking another shot at introducing red-light cameras to intersections around the state.
6 months ago

No buying soda with SNAP benefits starting in 2026

There are just a few more days for people to buy soda in Utah using their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
7 months ago

The iconic mansion from ‘Home Alone’ is coming to Utah

A replica of the red-brick mansion from the movie will be featured in the 2026 Parade of Homes in St. George.
7 months ago

Salt Lake City International Airport ranked #2 for most reliable airport right before holiday travel rush

Salt Lake City International Airport only has 0.6% of flights that get canceled and 15% that get delayed. According to a recent study by Squaremouth, that's better than the airports in almost any other state in the country.
8 months ago

It’s spring in December for northern Utah

Spring has arrived... in December? Utahns all over the state are seeing flowers blooming, strawberries sprouting and even greens are growing in gardens with the warm December month.
8 months ago

6-year-old expertly navigates close call with a deer on the slopes

It was an exciting opening day at Deer Valley Resort, filled with skiers and even a few deer. Luckily, a skilled 6-year-old walked away unscathed following an almost-crash with one of them.
8 months ago

The Men’s Mental Health Costco Club meets men where they are

A Provo man started a club where men can gather, connect and eat cheap food, and its setting is unique; it's the Men's Mental Health Costco Club.
8 months ago

Eden man will soon hit 1,000,000 miles on his car

The odometer reading currently sits at 990,426, and he travels over 100 miles a day in his daily commute.
8 months ago

Health officials urge people to get vaccinated ahead of Thanksgiving

Most vaccines take about two weeks to be fully effective. But we have a little less than that until Thanksgiving.
9 months ago

New podcast aims to educate people about scams

"The Scamalot Fraudcast: Silly name, serious scams." That's the intro to the all-new, weekly podcast by the Utah Department of Commerce.
9 months ago

Officials ask for help solving 54-year-old cold case

"Fifty years is way too long. We need to get these families justice. If anyone has any information, we want to hear from you," said Captain Dustin Fowler with the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office.
9 months ago

University of Utah gearing up for race to promote campus safety and honor Lauren McCluskey

The Lauren McCluskey Foundation says this is the fourth annual race, and it has had an incredible reach in recent years.
9 months ago

Utah in need of more foster families to keep up with growing demand

There are more foster kids in Utah who need homes, but not enough licensed families to take them in. However, there are resources available to families who open up their homes.
9 months ago

Trader Joe’s hoax disappoints Logan

Just as Riverdale was celebrating the opening weekend of its new Trader Joe's location, Logan was mourning what could have been.
9 months ago

Student-run thrift shop prepares to open its doors

Its co-founders said this is a passion project that will hopefully allow them to create a scholarship program or help pay for the business students to go to a national competition.
9 months ago

Utah artist’s work on display in New York City ahead of basketball season

Utah artist Trent Call designed a basketball for the Utah Jazz to be on display in front of 30 Rockefeller Center in New York City.
9 months ago

Tooele deals with the aftermath of the “100-year storm”

Officials are saying it's the type of storm that only comes around every 100 years.
10 months ago