Digital Content Producer

Michelle Lee

About

Michelle Lee joined KSL NewsRadio in 2022 as an associate producer, contributing to shows like Dave & Dujanovic, Inside Sources, and KSL @ Night. She also gained hands-on experience in board operation and field producing for Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News.

She’s handled guest booking, article writing, and social media content as the producer for KSL Greenhouse, KSL Drives, and the Let’s Get Moving with Maria podcast.

Now, Michelle is a digital content producer, writing and editing articles, creating social media content, and managing breaking news coverage.

Expertise

  • Producing talk radio shows
  • News writing and editing
  • Social media content creation and management

Experience

  • Digital Content Producer (2024–Present)
  • Associate Producer, KSL NewsRadio (2022–2025)

Education

  • B.S. in Telecommunication, University of Florida
  • Outside Concentration in Communication Studies

Certifications

  • TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)

Achievements & Awards

Social Media Profiles

Missing 45-year-old West Jordan woman found dead, family says

Police were searching for a missing person who was last seen on Friday in West Jordan. On Monday, her family said she was found dead following an accident.
1 year ago

A local horticulturist’s guide to growing potatoes

If you're thinking of growing potatoes in your home garden, here are some tips from a local horticulturist.
1 year ago

Try these helpful habits to improve your physical health this spring

Are you thinking about starting some new habits to improve your physical health this spring? Here are some that can help you get started on that journey.
1 year ago

Man killed in police shooting after he threatened woman with gun, police say

One man is dead after an overnight police shooting on Monday, after police said he was threatening a woman with a gun.
1 year ago

The dos and don’ts when planting trees in your yard

It's that time of the year to start planting trees around your home. Here are some dos and don'ts to help you get started.
1 year ago

Utah Hockey Club insider speaks on new grant program

The Utah Hockey Club announced on Wednesday a new Growth and Renovation Grant program that will fund youth programs and ice rinks across the state.
1 year ago

The future of outdoor recreation in Utah after the 2025 legislative session

How would the bills that were signed during Utah's 2025 legislative session affect the future of outdoor recreation in the state?
1 year ago

Refresh your mind and body this spring with some small changes

Spring is a good time to renew yourself. Here are some small changes you can make to improve your mental health according to a local doctor.
1 year ago

How would the SAVE Act affect Utahns if it becomes law?

How would the SAVE Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote, affect Utahns if it becomes law?
1 year ago

Dump truck driver arrested after hit-and-run causes power outages in Draper

A dump truck driver is under arrest after police said they were involved in a hit-and-run accident that caused power outages in Draper.
1 year ago

Westbound I-70 in Richfield temporarily closed after police chase

Troopers closed a portion of eastbound Interstate 70 near Richfield after a pursuit on Wednesday night.
1 year ago

Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation launches free online boating safety course

The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation has launched a free online boating safety course for all water enthusiasts.
1 year ago

How are research funding cuts impacting the University of Utah?

What will happen to existing research? And how is the university managing with the cuts?
1 year ago

Vegetables suited to a short growing season

Do you live in an area that has a short growing season? Good news, there are still plenty of vegetables you can plant that will grow more quickly.
1 year ago

No more warm weather, expect a cold front this week bringing rain and snow

The warm weather we saw last week was only temporary. This week, a cold front is moving in and bringing valley rain and some snow to the mountains.
1 year ago

Allergy season is back, here’s how you can minimize those symptoms

Spring has sprung, which means it's allergy season again. So what can we do to minimize some of those bothersome symptoms?
1 year ago

Utah dentist says removing fluoride from water is a bad idea

Utah has banned fluoride in public drinking water, making it the first in the country to do so. Here's why dentists think that's a bad idea.
1 year ago

National Nutrition Month 2025: ‘Food connects us’

That's the theme for this year's National Nutrition Month, an annual campaign organized by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. It's time to reframe how we think of food.
1 year ago

Utah Naloxone surpasses significant milestone in overdose reversals

Dr. Jennifer Plumb, medical director and cofounder of Utah Naloxone, joined KSL NewsRadio to discuss the big achievement.
1 year ago

Third district’s Rep. Mike Kennedy speaks on his new position in Congress

Utah's newest congressman, Rep. Mike Kennedy, has been in office for just under three months now. Here are some of his updates on the new position.
1 year ago

Considering using pre-emergent? Here’s what you should know

It's time to prepare your lawns so that they look healthy and green for the summer, and one thing you can do is spray pre-emergent to prevent weeds.
1 year ago

Former shelter dog from Brigham City joins Riverton Police K9 unit

A former shelter dog that was being taken care of at Brigham City Animal Shelter has started a new chapter by becoming a K9.
1 year ago

Utah passes bill that protects children featured on their parents’ social media

Child influencers featured on their parents' social media content will soon receive financial protection due to the passing of a bill called "Child Actor Regulations."
1 year ago

The status of child care in Utah, post 2025 legislative session

Towards the end of the 2025 legislative session, Utah lawmakers killed a bill that would have turned unused government buildings into child care centers. Now what?
1 year ago