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.

Popular trail bridge at Zion National Park closes

The bridge near Zion Park shuttle stop 5 is used to access the popular Emerald Pools complex of trails.
3 years ago

Owner says Spanish Fork daycare is safe after toddler hit by bullet

Spanish Fork police said several kids were playing outside in a fenced area when an adult staff member saw one of the children fall.
3 years ago

SLC looks to preserve a chunk of Great Salt Lake land as development encroaches

The move would help keep the area as a nature preserve even as the inland port and other development moves closer and closer to the Great Salt Lake.
3 years ago

Great Salt Lake is still blowing dangerous dust

The Great Salt Lake is still is blowing an immense amount of dangerous dust pollution along the Wasatch Front.
3 years ago

New wetlands project near Great Salt Lake is nature’s great cleanser

The Freeport Drain of 40 acres of wetlands, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, is the brainchild of Brown and Mike Kolendrianos, manager of the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve.
3 years ago

New research finds parents want kids to share their religious beliefs

About 35% of parents say they want their children to have the same faith, but only 16% said the same about politics.
3 years ago

New gates opened at Salt Lake City International Airport

The new gates are the first for Concourse A, and several more gates will be ready for passengers by the end of August 2023.
3 years ago

Firefighter death benefits added to special session of the Utah Legislature

One Utah lawmaker told KSL that a technical glitch in SB 21 is concerning many constituents who have reached out to lawmakers.
3 years ago

Brian Steed named as new Great Salt Lake commissioner

 SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer Cox named Brian Steed as the Great Salt Lake Commissioner on Monday. The appointment must first be approved by the Utah Senate.  Currently, Steed is the executive director of the Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University. Previously, he served as executive director […]
3 years ago

A wet winter may bring severe allergy season

Trees and flowers are in full bloom bring Utah resident's allergies. A doctor weighs in on tips to help those who have allergies.
3 years ago

KSL’s Doug Wright to host final movie show program, continues with long-time host Andy Farnsworth

After hosting a daily news talk show for more than three decades, Doug Wright stepped back from daily hosting in 2018.
3 years ago

Bombshell testimony defines day 21 of the Lori Vallow Daybell murder trial

Day 21 in the Lori Vallow Daybell murder trial began with a former friend of the accused, Audrey Barratarrio, taking the stand.
3 years ago

A bride killed on her wedding night in South Carolina had Utah ties

The groom, Aric Hutchinson, graduated from Bonneville High School and played football at Snow College and Utah Tech University. 
3 years ago

Lockout protocols lifted for SLC elementary schools

Parkview Elementary and Edison Elementary were on lockout as police conducted an investigation into a nearby shooting.
3 years ago

Millennials outpacing Baby Boomers in home ownership

Millennials are purchasing homes and outpacing Baby Boomer in homeownership. Over half of millennials own a home.
3 years ago

Thursday flooding updates: Salt Lake City, North Ogden

SALT LAKE CITY — Water is still flowing through a neighborhood along 1700 S. in Sugar House, with water flooding onto sidewalks but, for the most part, has been contained after at least 35 homes were evacuated in the late hours of Wednesday night. It’s a stark contrast from that evacuation scene when hundreds of […]
3 years ago

Utah in ‘uncharted territory’ with record-breaking snow, Cox warns

As snowstorms continue to hit Utah, Governor Spencer Cox warned counties to prepare for the potential for flooding.
3 years ago

How will a judge assure a fair jurors for Lori Vallow Daybell

A number of potential jurors for the trial of Lori Vallow Daybell have been dismissed because of bias against Vallow Daybell.
3 years ago

Increased testing for autism in Utah is impacting autism rates

A CDC study found that more kids in Utah are being tested for Autism Spectrum Disorder, leading to higher overall numbers.
3 years ago

Good news for the Great Salt Lake, Utah’s snowpack now 201% of normal

The great snowpack has helped the Great Salt Lake to rise by 3 feet, and today, no part of the state is listed in exceptional drought.
3 years ago

Major winter storm predicted by National Weather Service

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning, forecasting a major storm to move through northern Utah Sunday through Tuesday.
3 years ago

Salt Lake City Police take serial theft suspect into custody

The 30-year-old man is accused of allegedly stealing roughly $4,100 from a store inside the airport.
3 years ago

Two recovering after avalanche rescue in Morgan County

Search and rescue efforts are going on in Morgan County due to an avalanche trapping several people on two snowcats. 
3 years ago

Prison sentence reduced for ‘Real Housewives of SLC’ star Jen Shah

Shah was sentenced to more than six years in prison for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Her release is now set for August, 2028.
3 years ago