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.

Teen vaping rates in Utah are down thanks to initiatives, health officials say

Information about teen vaping use came from the 2023 SHARP survey and mimics that information noted by federal health agencies.
2 years ago

Judge blocks Utah’s social media law

Utah's social media law would have required social media companies to verify user's ages, and place restrictions on accounts owned by Utah children.
2 years ago

Here’s how a bag of Cheetos disrupted an ecosystem at Carlsbad Caverns

The bag of Cheetos was left off-trail in a popular portion of Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
2 years ago

Research explores dangers of inhaling dust from the Great Salt Lake

Research from the University of Utah is telling a story of how inhaling dust from the Great Salt Lake can be dangerous.
2 years ago

Woman and three children found dead in West Haven

Police are investigating after a woman and three children were found dead in a vehicle in West Haven Tuesday night.
2 years ago

More smoke coming to northern Utah from Idaho wildfires

A cold front associated with today’s dry thunderstorms will help smoke move into northern Utah on Tuesday night. 
2 years ago

West Valley Performing Arts Center’s ticket sales increase after nearly facing closure

The West Valley Performing Arts Center is doing well after nearly facing closure at the end of this season.
2 years ago

Is tipping culture out of hand?

SALT LAKE CITY — Tipping culture has become huge in the U.S. Some might argue it’s out of hand. There’s even trending videos poking fun of it, pulling out the tip screen after services you wouldn’t expect. The videos range from helping someone push an elevator button, to proposing, to the birth of a child, […]
2 years ago

Steps for effectively managing bindweed in flowerbeds

Do you have bindweed in your flowerbed? Take these steps to kill it without hurting the rest of your plants.
2 years ago

Why the discussion around processed foods isn’t black and white

Processed foods often come up in discussions about eating healthy, but there's debate on what role they should play in our diets.
2 years ago

Explaining bermudagrass: When it will be sold to the public, what it is, and where it grows

A hybrid bermudagrass is set to be sold to the public around the year 2025. But what is it? Should you buy it? And where does it grow well?
2 years ago

Cox signs measure, voters to decide on ballot initiative changes in November

In November, voters will decide whether to make the change part of the state constitution.
2 years ago

Mountain View Junior High welcomes students to its new campus; West Field and Haven Bay still waiting

Mountain View Junior High School will welcome students to their new campus. It is one of three new schools in the district.
2 years ago

Local band asking for votes and donations toward addiction recovery

A local band fronted by Tyler Gould is asking for votes in the America's Next Top Hitmaker competition, along with donations.
2 years ago

Bat watching event teaches people not to be so scared of bats

A bat watching event hosted by the Division of Wildlife Resources is aiming to show people why bats are important to Utah.
2 years ago

A new scam is targeting students, BBB warns

The Better Business Bureau is warning of a new scam that's targeting students who seek tutoring help.
2 years ago

The price of chocolate isn’t going down anytime soon

The price of your Easter chocolate shot way up last year. Unfortunately, there are about a half dozen reasons why the price isn’t dropping anytime soon.
2 years ago

Colby Jenkins primary election case dismissed by Utah Supreme Court

Colby Jenkins' case, contesting the Republican primary election results in Utah's Second Congressional District has been dismissed.
2 years ago

UTA Change Day brings more than the usual changes

UTA August Change Day usually marks the annual adjustments to schedules and services, but this year more changes are coming. 
2 years ago

Phil Lyman asks Utah Supreme Court to pause printing of ballots

Phil Lyman is asking the Utah Supreme Court to force the state to pause the printing of ballots for November's election.
2 years ago

Movie “It Ends With Us” shines harsh light on domestic violence

A therapist shares her experience about domestic violence from the point of view of both victim and abuser.
2 years ago

Utah Arts Festival looks to make changes following lackluster year

The Utah Arts Festival had its worst turnout in decades. Now festival executives are looking to make changes.
2 years ago

Thunderstorms bring impressive rain, flash floods to Utah

Thunderstorms left behind an impressive amount of rain across Utah. The storms also caused some flash flooding.
2 years ago

‘Dove Creek Fire’ burning in Box Elder County

A new wildfire started in Box Elder County near the Park Valley area on Friday. The fire is called the Dove Creek Fire.
2 years ago