Isabella Sosa, Author at KSLNewsRadio

Is the protein craze going too far?

High protein foods are everywhere, but dietitians with the University of Utah say protein is not as important as some people think.

21 days ago

Salt Lake City approves $6.4 million for affordable housing

The Salt Lake City Council has approved nearly $6.4 million to expand affordable homeownership by building more housing.

3 months ago

Pacific Island communities face significant roadblocks to seeking mental health treatment

Pacific Islanders seek mental health services the least out of any other group, despite an increase in self harm, according to a new BYU study.

4 months ago

New report finds nearly half of mothers experience birth trauma

A new report finds that birth trauma impacts nearly half of mothers, but taking advantage of resources can help.

4 months ago

BYU-Idaho sees a jump in Winter Semester enrollment

BYU-Idaho's Winter 2026 Semester enrollment is up 5% from last year, the highest it has been in at least four years.

5 months ago

Ogden celebrates 175 years with festivities

The city of Ogden is celebrating its 175th birthday Friday at Union Station with food trucks, live music, free museum entry and original historical documents never before displayed to the public.

6 months ago

New, stronger fentanyl variant discovered in Utah

The FBI says a more potent type of fentanyl has been found in Utah, where fentanyl seizures are only increasing each year.

6 months ago

University of Utah professor finds that ship fuel emissions might not impact climate change

A University of Utah professor has found that reduced ship fuel emissions may not increase global warming, contrary to what some scientists theorized.

6 months ago

Utah lawmakers want high school students to learn about their legal responsibilities

One Utah lawmaker wants to require schools to teach 10th graders about their legal responsibilities like voting rights, registering for the draft, jury duty and more.

7 months ago

Ogden River rescue leads to Tooele man receiving a prestigious award

A Tooele man has been awarded the prestigious Carnegie Medal for Heroism Award after rescuing two people from the Ogden River.

8 months ago

Salt Lake City’s homeless resource centers receive $10 million donation

The Larry H. & Gail Miller Foundation have partnered with Shelter the Homeless to make a $10 million donation to Salt Lake City's homeless resource centers.

8 months ago

Defense team for accused police-killer calls Utah County “un-American” for limiting hours on the case

The defense team for the man accused of killing a Santaquin Police officer wants more funding from Utah County and the same treatment they say Charlie Kirk's accused assassin is getting.

8 months ago

Utah law to impose fee on wildfire-prone homes

Homeowners in high wildfire risk areas will need to pay a new fee starting in 2026.