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.

Weber State University to offer class on Taylor Swift this fall

The Weber State University Taylor Swift class was offered for the first time this spring and filled up quickly.
3 years ago

Tech workers report declining job happiness

Tech workers and those in the construction industry are on opposite sides of the a survey on job happiness.
3 years ago

West Jordan schools return to normal operations, no natural gas leak found

After reports of a natural gas smell, and as a precaution, the Jordan School District has placed four schools on "shelter" protocol.
3 years ago

Bill focusing on solar power customers in Utah gets favorable recommendation in Senate committee

Right now, Rocky Mountain Power only credits solar power customers in Utah about 5 cents for the power they send back to the grid.
3 years ago

Senate committee OK changes to Utah’s Social Media Regulations Act

A Utah lawmaker discusses his social media bill aimed to protect children while parents and a teen testify about loss of a son to suicide and the pain of addiction.
3 years ago

Dyslexia definition could be added back into Utah’s educational code

A new Utah bill proposal sponsored by Rep. Susan Pulsipher could add the definition of dyslexia back into the state's educational code.
3 years ago

On Thursday, the principal at Fort Herriman Middle School is dressed for success

Principal Glen Richins dresses in different outfits each Thursday, mostly depicting careers offered in his district's technical programs.
3 years ago

Gov. Cox signs resolution to censure school board member Natalie Cline

On Thursday, the governor signed the resolution to censure Utah State Board of Education Member Natalie Cline.
3 years ago

$3 million approved for new pedestrian bridge in Sandy

Sandy City is a step closer to getting a pedestrian bridge in the so-called quarry area.
3 years ago

Jordan School District joins program to use AI in classrooms

The Jordan School District is now one of 1500 school districts in America using AI as a tool in their classrooms.
3 years ago

Provo Food Bank supplies running low, public donations needed

The Provo Food Bank has less than a month's supply left and is asking for the public's help through donations. 
3 years ago

Utah Senators divided as U.S. Senate passes aid for Ukraine, Israel

Sen. Mitch Romney and Sen. Mike Lee remain divided on passing a $95 billion package that provides aid to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.
3 years ago

Lakebed dust is a worry in Utah. For California’s Salton Sea, it’s a full-blown problem

Lakebed dust from the Salton Sea is so bad, residents of Coachella Valley say many of them have asthma or allergies.
3 years ago

Utah’s February snow levels are below normal, but it’s no cause for concern

While Utah snow levels have been low early on in February, the extreme amount of rain has been making up the majority of the snowfall.
3 years ago

Utah lawmaker wants more privacy protections for DNA database users

The genealogy test you just took to learn more about yourself could be used against you in court. A new bill makes your genes less accessible.
3 years ago

Affordable Connectivity Program running out of money. What does this mean for more than 73,000 Utahns?

Funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program will expire unless it gets more funding from Congress.
3 years ago

Utah mountains have high or worse avalanche danger with ongoing storm

The Pineapple Express has made its way to Utah, and the avalanche danger with the ongoing storm keeps getting worse as it continues to pour.
3 years ago

Lovebound Library bookstore opens, providing romance-focused space for booklovers

Lovebound Library opened in the Maven District over the weekend and the owner says she's excited to have a romance-focused store in the state.
3 years ago

Salt Lake City leaders note a large reduction in violent crimes

Overall violent crime in Salt Lake City is down by 11%, and that number is higher in specific areas including Pioneer Park.
3 years ago

Did you know tomorrow is Safer Internet Day? Expert provides internet safety tips

Tomorrow is reportedly Safer Internet Day, however, the founder of a local service provider, said he hasn't heard of it. In the spirit, he provided some internet safety tips. 
3 years ago

American Red Cross offers Amazon gift card for those who donate blood

The American Red Cross will give those who donate blood in February a $20 gift card. Weather in the US affected many January blood drives.
3 years ago

Gov. Cox to join other GOP governors on the southern border

Cox will tour a portion of the southern U.S. border, and then meet with Texas officials who will brief the governors on Operation Lone Star.
3 years ago

Vaping bill resurfaces in Washington, with help from Sen. Romney

Support from Utah Sen. Mitt Romney comes after an FDA report claiming teen vaping has increased 135% since 2022.
3 years ago

Too many carrots, not enough sticks: chronic absenteeism in Utah schools

Chronic absenteeism has increased in Utah from 13% in 2018 to 27% in 2022 according to the Utah State Board of Education.
3 years ago