Jeff Caplan
October 2019 All about the Syria conflict. We have had continuous coverage on this, but this particular instance had four different voices, seven different angles all interweaved together… and I feel it’s a prime example of how we take a complicated topic and break it down into the sum of its parts. All about the […]7 years ago
Inside Sources
On Sept. 11, Amy Donaldson and Steve Handy interviewed former congressman and Republican presidential candidate Joe Walsh on why he’s throwing his hat in the ring to run against a sitting Republican president. Here’s a clip from the interview, Walsh talks about why he’s running and what he plans on doing to oust Trump.7 years ago
Utah’s Morning News
October 2019 Utah’s Morning News with Tim and Amanda tackled Daylight Saving Time on the Friday before we set our clocks back this year. Beginning at 7:45, they were joined by a Utah State lawmaker who wants the state to be able to decide whether to follow Daylight Saving Time. We took listener feedback via […]7 years ago
Breaking News Coverage
This is a sample of our coverage of the fire in Bountiful, called the Gun Range fire. When the fire broke out, late at night in the hills above Bountiful, our newsroom went to work, giving updates every 15 minutes through the night, carrying live updates from the scene, then starting the next morning with […]7 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic
October 2019 President Trump’s decision to withdraw troops from Syria dominated headlines for weeks–the story reaching a fever pitch when Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Pompeo announced a temporary ceasefire after meeting with the president of Turkey. As Pence and Pompeo made the announcement (played live on Dave and Dujanovic), the team scrambled […]7 years ago
Social Media and Website Updates
October 2019 October was a GREAT month for Facebook, particularly in terms of video content. We had five videos with more than 25 thousand minutes viewed – and one of those had 900,000 minutes viewed and counting! Engagement on Facebook was up 48.4% from the month before, and a huge chunk of that is the […]7 years ago
Susan G. Komen Foundation
No matter who you are or where you live, breast cancer may touch your life. Susan G. Komen is the world’s largest breast cancer organization and seeks to provide funding for screenings, education, treatment, and psychosocial support to millions worldwide. Their goal is to provide more early detection and effective treatment, more hope, more research, […]7 years ago
Teen Depression and Anxiety Discussion
Watch a replay of the event below: Join us on Monday September 30 at 6:00 PM for a special free event with licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Matt Woolley. Dr. Woolley specializes in child, family and adult therapy and joins the KSL podcast Project Recovery With Casey Scott. Get action steps to open lines of […]7 years ago
Friends for Sight
Vision disorders are the most prevalent disabling childhood condition in the United States. An estimated 58,000 children in Utah struggle in school due to poor eyesight, and only half of those who need vision correction receive it. Friends for Sight is working passionately each day to save sight and change lives. They provide free vision screenings […]7 years ago
Join the KSL Movie Show Club!
Join the KSL Movie Show Club! Membership includes Movie Show swag, a chance to win tickets to exclusive VIP movie screenings, being part of an active community of movie-lovers, and a carrying card to prove this is, in fact, not too good to be true. To join, please enter your email below and proceed to […]7 years ago
Primary Children’s Pedestrian Safety
For over 29 years, Primary Children’s Hospital has worked to keep kids safe in our communities. One of their many goals is to keep kids out of the hospital by avoiding preventable injuries. This includes topics ranging from helmet and ATV safety to Spot the Tot vehicle back over prevention. As we approach the new […]7 years ago
The Family Support Center
For over forty years The Family Support Centers have been protecting children, strengthening families, and preventing child abuse. The centers were established in response to a pressing need for short-term crisis and respite care for children at risk for abuse or neglect. They have expanded to offer a network of programs to address issues facing […]7 years ago
Fourth Street Clinic
The mid-80s brought an economic renewal to Salt Lake City’s downtown that resulted in the demolition of buildings that housed many of our low-income residents. When this happened, more than a thousand people were cut off from their homes and jobs and unable to afford healthcare. Fourth Street Clinic was created to provide full medical […]7 years ago
Doctors’ Volunteer Clinic of St. George
Back in 1999, Dr. Paul Doxey set up an exam room in the kitchen and bedroom in the local homeless shelter. He saw that many in Washington County were uninsured and unable to afford healthcare, so he gathered a group of volunteer doctors and created the Doctors’ Volunteer Clinic of St. George. In the first […]7 years ago
Camp Kesem at BYU
Camp Kesem in Utah Valley supports children through and beyond their parent’s cancer. They are part of the largest national organization dedicated to this unique population – supporting children with modern, fun-filled programs that create a lasting community. When a parent finds out they have cancer it affects the whole family, especially the children. The […]7 years ago
Kimball Arts Festival
Art has been shown to relieve stress, encourage creative thinking, and provide other mental health benefits. As you know, anyone can do art! The Kimball Art Center in Park City, inspires and connects people through art by providing experience for everyone through exhibitors, educational art programs, and events. You can sign up for art classes […]7 years ago
Brigham Suicide Prevention
Do you know the possible suicide warning signs? If someone talks about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live, getting too much or too little sleep, loss of interest in things they once loved, or giving away prized possessions – it may be time to have an honest conversation with them, listen to their […]7 years ago
Deseret News Marathon
First run in 1970, the Deseret News Marathon is the oldest road race in Utah and the 4th oldest marathon west of the continental divide. It’s all happening on July 24th, Pioneer Day, and follows the path the Utah pioneers traveled when they first entered the valley. This day celebrates a part of Utah’s history […]7 years ago
Junior League of Salt Lake City
Women have the unique power to look at the world’s problems and find solutions that transform lives and are catalysts for change. This rings true for the Junior League of Salt Lake City, a group of passionate women making our community better for present and future generations through service to the underserved. They represent a […]7 years ago
Utah Pacific Islander Health Coalition
Utah has one of the oldest and largest Pacific Islander communities in the country and has been increasing each year. Because of this increase, Pacific Islander organizations all across Utah came together as the Pacific Islander Health Coalition to address the health disparities and increase access to affordable and culturally sensitive wellness services for the […]7 years ago
Box Elder Community Food Pantry
Many of us are only a few paychecks away from needing help with childcare, medical care, or the grocery bill. Food pantries are essential to help get food to those who need that extra boost. The Box Elder Community Food Pantry in Brigham City is a customer choice pantry that allows people to choose […]7 years ago
Blue Butterfly House
Most children feel loved by their parents when they spend quality time playing together. This time can be interrupted if court ordered supervised visitation is necessary. Two women in St. George, who had their own families affected by domestic violence and child custody issues, created the Blue Butterfly House so those in need of […]7 years ago
