KSL NewsRadio Staff

KSL NewsRadio

KSL NewsRadio is a 100+ year-old news-talk radio station based in Salt Lake City, Utah. You may contact the staff at radionews@ksl.com.

Two Utahns discuss their presidential vote

Two Utah voters are rooting for different candidates. They explain how they chose their presidential candidate.
2 years ago

Election Day 2024: Utah and the nation go to the polls

KSL NewsRadio is live blogging on election night, we'll feature the latest local, state, and national election news.
2 years ago

‘Unsolved Histories’ episode 7: Leave no one behind

On episode seven of "Unsolved Histories," we untangle the bureaucracy behind what many families feel is an empty promise.
2 years ago

Candidate buttons and T-shirts are not allowed near polling locations

Utah law requires that all campaign signs, advertisements and even T-shirts be at least 150 feet away from polling locations.
2 years ago

Ballot boxes overflow in Salt Lake County

When some Salt Lake County voters went to drop off their ballot Monday morning the box was already overflowing.
2 years ago

Local Instagram page raises over 10K in 24 hours for animal shelter

A local Instagram page has been able to raise over $10,000 for West Valley Animal Shelter in an attempt to help with its dog food shortage.
2 years ago

The American Bar Association debunks election myths

With just a handful of days left before next week's election the American Bar Association is trying to debunk some major myths. 
2 years ago

How could daylight saving impact you?

Daylight saving comes to an end this weekend. While we'll get an extra hour of sleep, the change can cause a big hit to our health.
2 years ago

‘Unsolved Histories’ episode 6: The crew

In episode six of 'Unsolved Histories,' get to know one of the two stewardesses aboard the fated Flight 293.
2 years ago

Deepfakes fool more than half of Americans, UVU study shows

Utah Valley University presented findings from a study examining deepfake videos, and whether Americans can spot them.
2 years ago

LISTEN: Gender and early voting trends

According to an NBC News poll, women are outpacing men in early and mail-in voting by quite a hefty margin.
2 years ago

University of Utah opens lab focused on combining engineering and medical research

The new Applied Medical Engineering lab at the University of Utah aims to bring health care to people in rural and remote areas.
2 years ago

Davis County suspends search for missing K9

The missing K9, a German Shorthaired Pointer, ran away from handlers at the Davis County jail on Monday night.
2 years ago

Utah voters flock to website evaluating judge performance

Web traffic for the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission jumped 58% in two years, suggesting voters want information on each judge on the ballot.
2 years ago

Sheriff’s office identifies man who drowned in Great Salt Lake

A man drowned at Great Salt Lake while duck hunting on Oct. 23, 2024.
2 years ago

Lauren McCluskey family mark six years since her death on the U of U campus

In the six years since Lauren McCluskey's death, changes have come to the University of Utah campus police.
2 years ago

Utah Valley University hits fall enrollment record

Utah Valley University enrollment hit a record high with 46,000 students enrolling this semester. 4,000 are first-time students.
2 years ago

Duerden’s Appliance files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy

Duerden's bankruptcy filing leaves customers without answers about what will happen to their purchases, or if they will get their money back.
2 years ago

Powder Mountain announces Feb. weekend closures to everyone but season passholders

Powder Mountain is planning to limit who can hit its slopes during one of the busiest times of the season.
2 years ago

‘Unsolved Histories’ episode 4: Scuttlebutt

In this episode of Unsolved Histories, what happened to flight 293, we sort fact from fiction among the scuttlebutt that spread after Flight 293 went down.
2 years ago

Cases of whooping cough increasing nationally

The number of whooping cough cases across the U.S. this year is four times higher than what was seen last year. 
2 years ago

Fall weeds: What pops up and how to get rid of them

Fall is a great time to start taking control of most perennial weeds that have been popping up in your yards. Here are some tips!
2 years ago

Study links obesity with diesel exhaust pollution

Researchers at Brigham Young University have been able to link diesel exhaust pollution to obesity through a study.
2 years ago

Algal blooms pose a concern for duck hunting season

It's duck hunting season, and above average temperatures means that algal blooms are still a concern -- especially for pets.
2 years ago