Don Brinkerhoff

Reporter/Producer

Don Brinkerhoff

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

Election in Weber County: What to expect

Utah’s special election takes place on Tuesday and the Weber County clerk has some projections and tips.
3 years ago

Food insecurity impacting over 25% of military personnel, study finds

A new study reveals food insecurity is impacting over 25% of military personnel.
3 years ago

Gen Z voting turnout could have a big election impact

Gen Z voters are becoming more politically active and and could make a big difference in upcoming elections.
3 years ago

Utah needs 178,000 homes to meet projected demand, entry-level housing can help

It’s estimated the state will need another 178,000 homes by the year 2030. Utah needs entry-level housing the most.
3 years ago

UDOT wants to extend Clubhouse Drive in Lehi, but by how much?

Clubhouse Drive would be extended to connect I-15 and Redwood Road. The project aims to improve projected traffic for commuters.
3 years ago

Daylight saving change can impact mental health

Daylight saving time ends in a few days and it might be harder for people with mental health issues to readjust to the change.
3 years ago

Halloween weather forecast: plan to bundle up

Trick-or-treaters will need to wear some extra layers as they head out tonight. Meteorologist Kevin Eubank breaks down the Halloween forecast.
3 years ago

Utahns could use a refresher on these traffic laws, highway patrol sergeant says

One Utah Highway Patrol sergeant says Utahns should remember things like using their turn signals long enough and zipper merging.
3 years ago

Intermountain Health’s artificial heart program celebrates 30 years

Dozens of Utah patients joined Intermountain Health to celebrate a milestone on Monday; 30 years of life-saving care through its artificial heart program. 
3 years ago

The importance of breast cancer screening

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a good reminder for women to schedule their annual mammogram – even if they’re healthy.
3 years ago

Gold Cross equips first responders with autism-friendly kits

Paramedic Jeff Wilson uses his the knowledge he's gained caring for an autistic son to help Gold Cross better care for autistic patients.
3 years ago

It may be October, but construction season isn’t over

It’s mid-October, but don't think that means construction season is over. UDOT is working on and has a few projects planned.
3 years ago

Upcoming holiday season will see overspending and more credit card usage

Over half of respondents for the survey said that this year's holiday spending will be put on a credit card that can later become a trap.
3 years ago

‘Something has to give’: Utah housing prices are still too high

Median housing prices are still too high for Utah buyers. The median price for a house in Salt Lake County is now $600,000.
3 years ago

Is gaming causing insomnia? Not necessarily, says one mental health expert.

Gaming may not necessarily cause insomnia, but one mental health expert says gaming can add to existing sleep issues.
3 years ago

Utah Water Savers offers incentives for water-wise landscaping

Utah Water Savers offers help and incentives to design water-wise landscaping with native plants and grasses.
3 years ago

Utah’s not just in flooding season, but rattlesnake season too

Rising temperatures mean rattlesnake season in the Beehive state with an increased chance of encounters, DWR has tips for safety.
3 years ago

Is Utah’s lack of interest rate caps on loans positive or negative?

Seven states in the U.S. don't have caps on interest rates for loans. Utah is one of them.
4 years ago

UTA officer shoots robbery suspect

An officer-involved shooting at a Salt Lake City TRAX station left a robbery suspect in critical condition Thursday night.
4 years ago

Herriman mother saved by off-duty police officer

A Herriman woman feels lucky to be alive after her raft is tipped over and she nearly drowned last week.
4 years ago

Ogden’s surprising past starts at 25th Street

In Ogden, 25th Street was where people would get off the train to switch between railroad lines, they brought "railroad culture" with them.
4 years ago

Paid parking coming to Park City Mountain Resort

Park City Mountain Resort will introduce paid parking for the 2022-2023 ski season. A final decision has not been made regarding prices, but the resort plans to incentivize carpooling. 
4 years ago

The Cat’s Meow: Salt Lake is one of the best cities in the US to be a cat

A new study ranks Salt Lake City as the third best and friendliest city in the country -- for cats. 
5 years ago

Fire destroys multiple homes in Ogden

A fire sparked in Ogden late last night at an apartment building that was under construction quickly spread to destroy the site along with 5 homes, 3 businesses, and a vehicle.
5 years ago