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.

Uinta Triangle: Australian vanishes into the Uinta Triangle

Eric Robinson ventured along the Uinta Highline Trail in 2011 and never returned. KSL podcast The Uinta Triangle retraces his steps to understand conditions he likely encountered.
1 year ago

Uinta Triangle: The investigation of an Australian hiker’s 2011 disappearance in Utah’s backcountry

Uinta Triangle is a new podcast that follows the investigation into an Australian hiker who went out in Utah's Uintas and never returned.
1 year ago

Cash Drop Utah engages community with daily treasure hunts

A Utah couple provides daily cash drops around the state as a way to engage the community and get people out in nature.
1 year ago

Utah death row inmate gets new trial

A death row inmate in Utah is getting the chance at a new trial after a Utah Supreme Court ruling on Thursday.
1 year ago

How a collapsing Great Salt Lake could take Utah’s economy — and maybe your employer — down with it

On top of environmental dangers, a new University of Utah study warns, a dried Great Salt Lake bed and toxic dust storms could bring huge business losses to the Wasatch Front.
1 year ago

Hundreds of people paid for one, so where’s the Great Salt Lake license plate?

Roy Green shelled out $92 for a pair of Great Salt Lake license plates. Now he's wondering where they are.
1 year ago

21-year-old receives cancer diagnosis weeks before wedding

Just weeks before their wedding a Bluffdale couple’s wedding plans were turned upside down by a life-changing cancer diagnosis. 
1 year ago

A new renters coalition in Utah hopes to prevent evictions, increase housing

The new renters coalition wants to reduce evictions and increase low-income housing options in Utah.
1 year ago

Shepard Lane overpass in Farmington to permanently close

The Shepard Lane overpass will close as early as May 8, UDOT said. Then later, the Shepard Lane interchange will take its place.
1 year ago

Republicans, including Sens. Lee and Curtis, celebrate Trump’s first 100 days

As President Donald Trump is set to mark his first 100 days in office, Utah lawmakers weigh in on his actions.
1 year ago

Utahns reflect on the legacy of Pope Francis after his death

Pope Francis died Monday, April 21, 2025. He was 88, and was recently hospitalized for double pneumonia.
1 year ago

Student injured, hit by school bus in Millcreek while walking to school

On Thursday morning, a student was hit by a school bus while walking to school. 
1 year ago

Everything you should know about pre-emergent weed killers

Learn all about how pre-emergent products work to kill newly germinating seeds.
1 year ago

Iron County mine suspends operations citing market fluctuations

Utah Iron suspended operations of its mine in Iron County on Wednesday, the company said in a press release.
1 year ago

Utah colleges, universities say international student visas are being revoked without notice

Utah colleges and universities report students having their visas revoked after the Trump administration began terminating some student visas.
1 year ago

It’s Ballpark neighborhood’s first quiet opening day in 30+ years

It's been more than 30 years since there was no opening day baseball in Salt Lake's Ballpark neighborhood.
1 year ago

Church announces 15 new temples during April 2025 General Conference

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announced 15 new temples at the end of the April 2025 General Conference.
1 year ago

Church’s sustainability manager on the sacred responsibility to care for the earth

Jenica Sedgwick discusses how the Church makes an effort to prioritize environmental sustainability in many ways around the world
1 year ago

Thousands gather for ‘Hands Off’ protest at the Utah Capitol

Thousands of people gathered in protest of decisions made by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk on Saturday at the Utah Capitol.
1 year ago

Tom Holmoe reflects on faith, experiences after two decades as BYU’s athletic director

Holmoe shares insights on the joys of helping student athletes, spiritual growth and his testimony of the Savior as ‘my only hope’
1 year ago

Shots fired at Taylorsville residence after troopers tried to stop speeding vehicle

At approximately 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Taylorsville Police reported a police incident in the area of 6200 South and 2200 West.
1 year ago

Human remains found in black trash bag in Brigham City, police say

Brigham City Police say they found human remains in a black trash bag near 2600 West Highway 13 Wednesday afternoon.
1 year ago

Full-day kindergarten increases first grade readiness for underserved students, data finds

Students enrolled in full-day kindergarten programs see a boost in first grade readiness according to a new report.
1 year ago

Sundance is moving and taking tourism with it. Or is it?

In 2024 about 33% of tickets belonged to people from out-of-state and who spent about $106.4 million in Utah while visiting for Sundance.
1 year ago