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Britt Johnson

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

Can Utahns quit their Diet Coke? A local restaurant owner weighs in

The World Health Organization is warning people about the negative side effects of artificial sweeteners in sodas like Diet Coke.
3 years ago

Amid nationwide teacher shortage, Weber School District turns its focus to retention

The Weber School District is tackling the teacher shortage by focusing on keeping teachers, not hiring new ones.
3 years ago

Netflix Chairman Reed Hastings buys majority share of Powder Mountain

Powder Mountain General Manager, Kevin Mitchell said Hastings has owned a home near the resort for eight years and has lots of big plans.
3 years ago

New mosquito could pop up because of flood water

All of Utah's water could invite a new type of mosquito to Utah, and it could mean more mosquitos overall. The peak will hit in the heat of summer.
3 years ago

Utah cleanup crews preparing for flooding, reaching out to other states

One local company is working with cleanup companies in other states to assure they have enough equipment for the expected need.
3 years ago

New study shows dangers of overprescribed antibiotics

An Intermountain Health study found that 1 in every 300 people will experience a side effect of antibiotics that sends them to the doctor. 
3 years ago

Utah Rivers Council selling discounted rain barrels as effort toward water conservation

SALT LAKE CITY — People can save thousands of gallons just by collecting water in rain barrels. A program by the Utah Rivers Council is selling rain barrels at a discount right now. It hopes that more Utahns will embrace the use of rain barrels. Collecting rainwater at home has more of an impact than […]
3 years ago

Amid tax season, IRS cautions about a spike in tax scams

There has been a rise in tax scams this tax season. The IRS warns taxpayers to be weary of scammers.
4 years ago

Medicaid recipients must now re-qualify for coverage

The federal government stopped states from removing people from Medicaid during the pandemic, but that's changing now.
4 years ago

Utah housing still unaffordable for many despite slowing market

While interest rate hikes have helped to slow the market, a low inventory of homes is continuing to keep housing in Utah unaffordable.
4 years ago

Utah ranks 45th in the country for affordable housing

According to Today's Homeowner, Utah is number 45 in the country when it comes to affordable housing. That leaves just five places less affordable.
4 years ago

US on standby to aid Turkey and Syria after earthquake

The earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria has killed thousands. Efforts to rescue survivors continue, along with possible aid from the U.S.
4 years ago

Utah County men facing charges for defrauding the United States

The claims state that Zachary Bassett and Mason Warr used a fraudulent tax scheme to receive COVID-19-related relief funds.
4 years ago

Used car prices dropping but supply still low

The prices of used cars are starting to fall in Utah, however, dealers are seeing a very low supply of used cars.
4 years ago

Utah air quality has been good, but that may change soon

Utah air quality is due to get worse as a high-pressure system moves into the state and blocks any storms from coming in.
4 years ago

Inflation slowing, but Utah families still having to make adjustments

One Riverdale mom said she's spending about $200 more a month on groceries compared to what she was spending a year ago.
4 years ago

Highly transmissible new COVID-19 variant circulating in Utah, U.S.

A Utah health official said the new COVID-19 variant is among the faster if not the fastest spreading variant seen so far.
4 years ago

Some Ute fans opting to drive to Rose Bowl amid Southwest woes

Ute fans planning on attending the Rose Bowl next week may be in trouble if flying Southwest. The airline has been plagued by canceled flights.
4 years ago

New proposal aims to build 300 residential units on 600 South

The former site of the Red Lion Hotel near 600 South and West Temple in Salt Lake City may become home to a residential skyscraper.
4 years ago

Harry & Meghan series brings influx of orders to Utah small business

Sabrina Brian makes personalized baby onesies from her home and had no idea that one order was going to be worn by Harry and Meghan's baby Lilibet.
4 years ago

Expert says to seek warmth and medical help if you encounter hypothermia

An expert says confusion is one of the signs of hypothermia, and it's important to seek warmth and medical attention if you experience it.
4 years ago

UHP to increase patrol over the holidays

To deter DUIs, the Utah Highway Patrol is planning to increase the amount patrol cars on Utah's highways over the holiday season.
4 years ago

Utah drivers urged to slow down amid winter weather conditions

Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Cameron Roden said Utah drivers need to be extra careful amid holiday traffic and winter driving conditions.
4 years ago

Citing inflation, Utah governor indicates tuition freeze is coming

Utah Higher Education Commissioner Dave Woolstenhulme said the freeze is good news for those who've been contemplating a college education.
4 years ago