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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.

Graffiti racial slur found under an overpass cleaned up

A graffiti racial slur has been cleaned up by the Utah Department of Transportation after being under an overpass since July.
2 years ago

Holladay locals swim the English Channel in just over 12 hours

A group of high school friends from Holladay swam From England to France across the English Channel in a relay swim.
2 years ago

Salt Lake County Council supports Rio Grande Plan

The Salt Lake County Council has lent its support to a plan that will revitalize the Rio Grande train station. 
2 years ago

Glendale homicide suspect still at large, but police say no danger to public

An investigation continues after an unresponsive man was found in an apartment on West Snow Queen Place on Monday.
2 years ago

Why are dead fish washing up in Big Cottonwood Creek?

Dead fish are showing up in Big Cottonwood Creek. Health officials say low water levels and long, hot summers are causing fish to die.
2 years ago

Gov. Cox denies delay of Honie execution

Taberon Honie's request for reprieve was denied by Gov. Spenser Cox. Honie is scheduled to be executed on Aug. 8, 2024.
2 years ago

One Utah city will offer prizes to get people to conserve more water

The city of Millcreek hopes to encourage its residents to conserve water with a new game that offers prizes.
2 years ago

National Weather Service says excessive heat could stick around

Excessive heat will hang around in Utah longer than usual. The National Weather Service says we could see triple-digits through the fall.
2 years ago

Alpine School District proposing tax increase to fund new schools

Alpine School District officials say they need the tax increase in order to meet requirements from the state to get additional funding. 
2 years ago

Study says inhaling wildfire smoke can increase risk of dementia

The study determines that being exposed to wildfire smoke for three years increases the odds for a dementia diagnosis by 21%. 
2 years ago

LISTEN: Uptick in cancers in younger patients

A large study from the American Cancer Society found more younger Americans are developing certain cancers.
2 years ago

Paris Olympics getting more viewers than Tokyo

Viewership for the Paris Olympics this year is way up. It's more than doubled that of the Tokyo Olympics, according to NBC.
2 years ago

Lyman lawsuit calls for removal of Gov., LG, and demands he be put on ballot

Lyman won at the Republican Party Convention but lost in the primary to Gov. Spencer Cox. He's asking for Cox to be removed from office.
2 years ago

New study links processed red meats to risk of dementia

The study found that people who eat two or more servings a week of red processed meats have a higher risk of early dementia.
2 years ago

Police respond to barricaded domestic incident in Tooele

A man barricaded himself inside a home in Tooele, Utah, but was later arrested.
2 years ago

Reaction after Utah Supreme Court rules trigger law pause to stay in place

Activists and lawmakers are reacting to a ruling by the Utah Supreme Court. The trigger law pause will stay in place allowing abortions up to 18 weeks.
2 years ago

Salt Lake International Airport introduces new budget-friendly travel options

Salt Lake City International Airport has announced new budget-friendly flight options that will be available for travelers in October.
2 years ago

Democratic nominee for Congressional District 2 waits for opponent to be declared

Democratic nominee Nathaniel Woodward is waiting for an opponent to be named in the tight republican race for Utah's 2nd Congressional District.
2 years ago

Colby Jenkins says he has requested a recount in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District race

Colby Jenkins says has requested a recount for the office of the U.S. House of Representatives Congressional District 2. 
2 years ago

Utah received money to study the harmful effects of Great Salt Lake dust. It just hasn’t spent it.

While funding for monitoring the health effects of dust from the exposed bed of the Great Salt Lake exists, it hasn't yet been put to use.
2 years ago

Canadian crash leaves Kaysville family grieving

A Kaysville family is grieving after a father was killed and a son seriously injured while on a golfing trip in Canada. 
2 years ago

Death row inmate Taberon Honie receives final ruling: appeal denied

This afternoon the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole reached a final decision on Taberon Honie’s ruling.
2 years ago

Drought returns to Utah in Tooele County

The U.S. Drought Monitor's most recent report found that about half of Tooele County is experiencing moderate drought.
2 years ago

The Other Side Donuts helps unsheltered Utahns one donut at a time

Non-profit donut shop, The Other Side Donuts, aims to help unsheltered individuals learn skills, find employment and obtain housing.
2 years ago