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Mariah Maynes

Mariah Maynes is a reporter at KSL NewsRadio. She is passionate about reporting on adventure, outdoors, and environmental topics. She can be reached at mmaynes@bonneville.com

South Ogden Junior High evacuated following bathroom fire

Lane Findlay, the community relations specialist for Weber School District, said they believe the kids started a fire in one of the restrooms.
3 years ago

Past-due COVID loans will no longer be collected

The Small Business Administration determined efforts to collect debts on the COVID loans would be more expensive than what they'd get back.
3 years ago

Bad Bunny to bring “Most Wanted Tour” to Salt Lake

Bad Bunny, the famed Puerto Rican rapper and singer, will kick off his 2024 "Most Wanted Tour" in Salt Lake City.
3 years ago

November brings most car crashes involving wildlife, DWR says

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said November is the month with the most car crashes involving wildlife.
3 years ago

Beloved Taylorsville High principal passes suddenly

Taylorsville High School announced the sudden death of its principal on Thursday morning. According to an email sent to parents, Mrs. Emme Liddell died unexpectedly on Wednesday evening. 
3 years ago

Power outage in Eden impacts 5,100 customers

A power outage in Eden has impacted 5,100 customers. Rocky Mountain Power said it plans to have power restored shortly.
3 years ago

The one in SLC: The Friends Experience to open at The Gateway

The Friends Experience is an interactive exhibit coming to Salt Lake City. The pop-up display is dedicated to the hit sitcom.
3 years ago

‘Bubbles the Clown’ gets starring role in new dance production

Bubbles the Clown, a character from Odyssey Dance Theatre's popular Halloween show "Thriller," will play a starring role for one night only.
3 years ago

Sides are for partisans, positions are for citizens, expert says

Thinking in terms of position instead of choosing a side can lead to a shift in mindset when considering important issues, according to William Deresiewicz, an author, critic, and essayist. 
3 years ago

Mountain snow expected, none for SLC according to meteorologist

Snow is coming to Park City and the surrounding area in the mountains. But. the snow won't reach Salt Lake City in the valley.
3 years ago

Ruby Franke court documents and hearings sealed by judge

SALT LAKE CITY — Judge Suchada P. Bazzelle ordered the sealing of hearings and documents related to the Ruby Franke child welfare case. The sealing of the case means all future hearings will be closed to the media and the public.  Judge Bazzelle’s decision came after the media shared sensitive information about parties involved in […]
3 years ago

‘Democracy worldwide is a target,’ expert says after Israel attacks

The expert said the attack on Israel, a close U.S. ally, demonstrates how democracy is threatened and how dangerous the world is becoming.
3 years ago

Governor Cox announces lawsuit against TikTok

Cox's TikTok lawsuit alleges that the popular social media platform's algorithm is designed to show highly addictive content to kids. 
3 years ago

Zion National Park to observe National Fossil Day

Zion National Park will host activities and events to celebrate National Fossil Day on October 11, 2023. 
3 years ago

Draper City gets new, easy-to-use glass recycling bin

Those who use the new glass recycling bin in Draper won't have to separate by color or remove labels from the glass.
3 years ago

Federal government mandates electric vehicle warranties, but what’s covered?

Federal law requires every electric vehicle to be covered under warranty for eight years or 100,000 miles. Some things, however, can invalidate that warranty.
3 years ago

DWR, Peregrine Project ask hunters to help protect California condors

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and The Peregrine Fund are asking hunters to help protect California condors. 
3 years ago

FEMA to issue emergency test alert to cell phones across U.S.

FEMA and the FCC will issue a test message through the IPAWS system on October 4, 2023. They system is intended to broadcast emergency information.
3 years ago

Clark Planetarium to host solar eclipse viewing event

The Clark Planetarium will host an "Eclipse Extravaganza" on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023.  They'll also provide safe viewing opportunties.
3 years ago

Utah-made film “He Never Left” to premiere at London festival

A Utah-made film is set to premiere at a London horror film festival. The company that produced it was founded in Utah.
3 years ago

“Barbieland” brought to life by Daybreak residents

A group of neighbors in Daybreak have come together to turn their houses into "Barbieland." 18 homes have joined in on the fun.
3 years ago

Utah has eighth highest divorce rate in the nation, study finds

FormRush studied state records of divorce to come up with their findings. A Utah divorce attorney weighs in.
3 years ago

Open-source software as community builder

Open-source software puts control in the user's hands. One expert explained the benefits to Inside Sources.
3 years ago

‘Long Story Short’ Taylor Swift has large impact on voter registration

Taylor Swift made a non-partisan Instagram post encouraging her followers to register to vote. The result was a spike in voter registration.
3 years ago