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.

Drinking water not impacted by fuel spill in Parley’s Creek, officials said

The fuel spill that originated in Parleys Canyon did not reach drinking water according to the Salt Lake County Health Department.
2 years ago

Equipment malfunction suspected after fire at Utah egg farm

A 21,000 square foot barn at Oakdell Egg Farms quickly caught fire when a power washer caught fire.
2 years ago

Utahns showing up for the NHL in Utah

Ahead of the NHL to Utah party, Utahns crowded the plaza of the Delta Center and waited in long lines for the party to start.
2 years ago

Crews detonate ‘ancient dynamite’ found in Holladay home

After a Holladay homeowner discovered 'ancient dynamite' on her property, authorities had to detonate it, rendering the home unlivable.
2 years ago

SLC working to bridge the east-west divide over I-15

Salt Lake City officials are working to bridge what some call an east-west divide through "Connect SLC," their updated transportation plan.
2 years ago

Search and Rescue teams issue reminder about hiking safety

Search and Rescue teams are reminding hikers about safety when hiking after a hiker got lost this weekend.
2 years ago

Second e-scooter death being investigated in Salt Lake City

A 41-year-old man died after police said he was hit while riding an e-scooter at 800 West North Temple on Sunday.
2 years ago

Church of Jesus Christ announces locations for two new Utah temples

The temples to be built in Lehi and West Jordan, Utah, were announced just weeks ago during the Church's April conference.
2 years ago

Above-normal temperatures expected for Utah summer

Summer weather predictions point to a La Niña weather pattern which will bring warm temperatures and dry conditions to Utah.
2 years ago

Utah cancer researcher says new accelerated aging study needs more examination

A new study says accelerated aging may be linked to early-onset cancer, but a Utah cancer researcher says more investigation is needed.
2 years ago

‘Great Salt Lake is our future’: Utah youth aim to inform, collaborate and inspire change

This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a journalism initiative partnering news, education and media organizations to record the plight of the lake.
2 years ago

LISTEN: BYU welcomes new head coach

BYU is welcoming its new head coach for men's basketball, Kevin Young. Young comes to the university from the NBA.
2 years ago

FAA briefly grounds all Alaska Airlines flights, stop now lifted

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop for Alaska Airlines without giving a reason on Wednesday.
2 years ago

Instances of squatting in Utah are rare, but they happen

While Utahns have many legal protections to fight against squatters, it can still happen. Here's what to do, if it does.
2 years ago

Construction on Mountain View Corridor project to begin this week

The Utah Department of Transportation will start construction Wednesday on a segment of the Mountain View Corridor.
2 years ago

PFAS chemicals found in Park City water, ski wax to blame

A potentially dangerous chemical (PFAS) was found in three Park City water wells. All signs point to the slopes and ski wax.
2 years ago

Former SLC Mayor Ted Wilson dies at 84

Ted Wilson served as the mayor of Salt Lake City in the 70s and 80s.
2 years ago

Utah ranked second for working from home new study finds

Utah is ranked second in the nation for working from home in 2024, according to a new study from WalletHub.
2 years ago

Panguitch Lake dam has a growing crack, residents on notice to evacuate

Some people in Garfield County are on standby to evacuate this morning because of growing concerns about a crack in the Panguitch Lake Dam.
2 years ago

LISTEN: Utah to host presidential candidate debate

Three people vying to represent the Libertarian Party will take the stage on April 19 at the DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City International AIrport.
2 years ago

LISTEN: Why we’re turning to politics for our lost worship

Is a shift away from organized religion feeding into the loss of community amongst Americans?
2 years ago

City looks for answers in unauthorized demolition of century-old meetinghouse — on Easter

The city planning director talks about finding those responsible for the unauthorized demolishing of a century-old former meetinghouse on Easter Sunday.
2 years ago

Jury selection begins in Chad Daybell trial

Jury selection in the trial of Chad Daybell begins on April 1, 2024. Jury selection may take time as the death penalty is on the table.
2 years ago

Cedar High School grapples with mascot name, five years after it was changed

The Iron School District Board of Education is grappling with changing the Cedar High School mascot back from "Reds" to "Redmen." 
2 years ago