KSL NewsRadio Staff

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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.

Family of Cedar City boy in coma decides to donate his organs

The family of a 7-year-old Cedar City boy who was left in a coma after being struck by an SUV has made the difficult decision to let him go.
4 months ago

Iron chlorosis and how it affects the color of tree leaves in Utah

Many leaves in Utah experience iron chlorosis depending on where the plant is located. The KSL Greenhouse Show shares more on the disease.
5 months ago

Dealing with skunks in Utah

The KSL Greenhouse Show shared tips on how to know when a skunk has gotten into a garden and how to deal with skunks in Utah.
5 months ago

Dispute between defense lawyers prompts closed hearing in 41-year-old death penalty case

Attorneys in the death penalty case against Doug Lovell for the 1985 murder of Joyce Yost will be in court this week, but the public won't be allowed to attend.
5 months ago

Radishes: One of the easiest vegetables to grow

KSL Greenhouse Show co-host Taun Beddes explains how to grow and cook radishes.
5 months ago

Hill Air Force Base community worries as pilots are likely involved in Iran conflict

As the U.S. and Israel continue to exchange airstrikes with Iran, the community around Hill Air Force Base nervously watches the news, knowing their pilots could be involved in the conflict.
5 months ago

Americans stranded in the Middle East told to shelter-in-place, wait for chance to leave

Thousands of Americans are stranded in the Middle East, trying to find a way out amid conflict with Iran. A local travel agent said these travelers are being told to shelter in place until flights become available.
5 months ago

DOJ sues to get access to Utah’s private voter information

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Utah's lieutenant governor on Thursday, demanding she turn over access to Utahns' private voter information.
5 months ago

Advice on applying pre-emergent products to a lawn

How and when should homeowners begin applying pre-emergent products to their lawns?
5 months ago

Newborns in Utah now tested for Hunter Syndrome

Doctors in Utah are now testing newborns for Hunter Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.
6 months ago

It’s better to wait to have garden success

With the warmer winter we’ve experienced, many gardeners are eager to start cool-season crops such as radishes, broccoli, and lettuce outdoors earlier than usual. However, Utah’s climate is notoriously unpredictable.
6 months ago

An argument for the dark: Layton streetlights impact night sky

The battle to have a streetlight modified outside a Layton man's home has led him to a deep passion for Utah’s night sky.
6 months ago

Utah trees, the winter damage that can impact them, and how to combat it

Frozen ground, drought stress, rapid temperature swings, and wildlife damage can take a toll during Winter. Here's how to care for trees combating it.
6 months ago

Two rescued after falling through thinning ice at Mantua Reservoir

Two people were rescued after falling through thinning ice at Mantua Reservoir Sunday afternoon while ice fishing.
6 months ago

‘Families are squeezed:’ Utah lawmakers urged to focus on high cost of living

At a rally Thursday on the steps of the Capitol, faith and community leaders said too many families are getting left behind as the cost of living keeps rising.
6 months ago

Magnitude of Thursday’s earthquake near Evanston wasn’t out of the ordinary, officials say

Thursday's earthquake happened at 7:49 a.m., MST, and was centered at the edge of the Wasatch National Forest 24.8 miles from Evanston, Wyoming.
6 months ago

‘Sinners’ makes history, setting Oscars nomination record

Ryan Coogler's blues-steeped vampire epic "Sinners" led all films with 16 nominations to the 98th Academy Awards on Thursday, setting a record for the most in Oscar history.
6 months ago

Winter houseplant care: Light, water, and timing matter

Caring for houseplants in the winter requires different techniques from the summertime.
6 months ago

20 years later, how Utah helped make ‘High School Musical’ a Disney phenomenon

A dozen enthusiastic teenage girls crowded outside East High School on a recent December evening. Like most of the school’s visitors, the girls came from out of town — eager to take a brief walk through the building that served as the backdrop for the “High School Musical” franchise.
7 months ago

Utah lawmakers in Congress want to stop foreign nationals from using US surrogacy. Here’s why

Utah Rep. Blake Moore is co-leading a push to crack down on foreign nationals abusing U.S. surrogacy services in an effort to close federal loopholes that have been used to exploit birthright citizenship.
7 months ago

New poll: Utah voters split — and largely unsure — on repealing Proposition 4

Utahns are almost evenly divided on whether to repeal Utah's Proposition 4 redistricting law eight years after it narrowly passed as a ballot initiative.
7 months ago

2-time Olympic champion Chloe Kim injures shoulder in training, optimistic for Winter Games

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim said Thursday that she dislocated her shoulder in training and doesn’t know whether she wil be able to compete at the Winter Games in Italy next month.
7 months ago

President Uchtdorf now acting president of Quorum of the 12 Apostles, church announces

Dieter F. Uchtdorf was called to serve as the Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles Thursday. 
7 months ago

What do I do with my potted amaryllis after it blooms?

After beautiful amaryllis flowers fade, flower enthusiasts may wonder if the blubs can be replanted for next year.
7 months ago