Don Brinkerhoff

Don Brinkerhoff

Website: http://www.kslnewsradio.com

Don Brinkerhoff is a reporter and producer for KSL NewsRadio. You can reach him at dbrinkerhoff@ksl.com.

Intermountain Primary Children’s ranked among nation’s best children’s hospitals

Primary Children's Hospital's president credits teams of specialists and support from the community for the hospital's recognition.
2 days ago

UTA and UDOT prepared for a busy weekend downtown

UTA is prepared for the busy weekend as people come for General Conference, an Ultimate Fighting Championship fight and a trade show.
8 days ago

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints anticipate announcement of new temples during General Conference

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints express excitement of new temples bring announced.
9 days ago

Missionaries helping with Hurricane Helene relief efforts

Several Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints missionaries have moved locations to help with Hurricane Helene relief efforts.
11 days ago

Healthcare workers petition University of Utah Health

University of Utah Healthcare workers want hospitals and clinics to address a number of issues related to worker welfare. 
17 days ago

Church of Jesus Christ members react ahead of Deseret Peak Utah Temple opening

The Deseret Peak Utah Temple in Tooele will begin its open house starting Sept. 26. This will mark the 200th operating temple.
18 days ago

Outdoor Retailer not hosting November show in Salt Lake

Outdoor Retailer announced that they will not be hosting a show at the Salt Palace Convention Center in November.
22 days ago

Younger generations are turning to artificial intelligence for investing advice

The use of artificial intelligence for investing advice may be an expected next step, but an advisor says there are avoidable pitfalls.
23 days ago

Utah student wins bronze at the WorldSkills competition in Lyon, France

USU Eastern student Wyatt Hansen earned a bronze medal in welding at the World-Skills competition in Lyon, France over the weekend.
23 days ago

Annual STEM Fest begins today

The annual STEM Fest being held at the Mountain America Expo Center Tuesday and Wednesday hopes to inspire young minds.
26 days ago

Utah education ranked among the top in the nation

Utah's on the honor roll with two new rankings for its education system. What makes Utah education so great?
27 days ago

Group of six arrested, suspected of ATM robbery in Taylorsville

Police said the group in Taylorsville took thousands of dollars by confronting a technician who was repairing an ATM machine.
1 month ago

Urinary tract infections are on the rise globally

A new study found that Urinary Tract Infections increased 60% between 1990 and 2019.
1 month ago

Utah exceeds annual average of boating related drownings

Boating related drownings in Utah have already exceeded the annual average. So far this year eight people have drowned.
2 months ago

Cone snails may provide better treatment options for diabetics

Cone snails are providing researchers at the University of Utah with the inspiration to create a better treatment option for diabetics.
2 months ago

Tony Grove Lake reopened after trying to kill off invasive plant

Tony Grove Lake has reopened after being closed in an attempt to try and kill off an invasive plant. 
2 months ago

What to do if you encounter coyotes or other wildlife in Utah

Seeing coyotes in Utah isn't uncommon. Wildlife officials in the state have resources available to anyone wanting to hit the trails.
2 months ago

After recent drownings in Utah parks, official shares safety reminders

Several drownings in Utah have one Utah State Parks official sharing reminders about wearing a lifejacket and being mindful of weather.
2 months ago

Utah-built booster rockets help launch Atlas V payload into deep space

Five Utah-built rocket boosters helped lift an Atlas V rocket and payload into deep space.
2 months ago

Invasive Zebra Mussel larvae found in the Colorado River

Officials have found two microscopic zebra mussel larvae in the Colorado River. They are warning neighboring states.
3 months ago

Will Utah’s Olympic venues help secure the 2034 games?

The Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the games will make its final pitch for 2034, they hope Utah's Olympic venues will be a big selling point.
3 months ago

Call for 2034 Winter Olympic Games volunteers has begun

The non-profit organization, The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation is recruiting volunteers for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games. Some other organizations have started to do the same.
3 months ago

Are UTA Olympic preparations enough to win the 2034 bid?

UTA Olympic preparations are underway to win the bid for the 2034 Winter Olympics, but are we ready?
3 months ago

Farmer’s markets play a necessary role in Utah

41 farmer's markets across Utah are helping small business owners boost their revenue, according to the Utah Farmer's Market Network.
4 months ago