Michele Rowe

Michele Rowe is a KSL traffic reporter and sometimes digital content producer.

Michele Rowe started in TV, and has since moved to KSL NewsRadio as a traffic reporter and sometimes digital content producer. Contact Michele at mrowe@ksl.com.

VA working to get accurate count of homeless veterans in Utah

The population of homeless veterans in Utah could be on the rise, however, the VA is currently struggling to find an accurate count.
15 days ago

City Council cracking down on short-term rentals in Cottonwood Heights

Cottonwood Heights residents who run illegal short-term rentals will now face heavier fines. City Council members share their thoughts.
16 days ago

Norovirus on the rise in the US, here’s how to protect yourself

While norovirus cases are typical for this time of year locally, health officials still say Utahns should take steps to protect themselves.
17 days ago

UHP says to watch out for wrong-way drivers this holiday season

State troopers say Utah has had two wrong-way crashes on highways in just the last ten days. So, what's a driver to do?
22 days ago

Police warn of the uses of gang graffiti; work to remove it with community program

Salt Lake County's Metro Gang Unit has a crew specifically set up to deal with removing graffiti. It's working to keep the city safe.
26 days ago

Corner Canyon High School raising money for Utah Foster Care

Corner Canyon High School students have turned to social media to help raise $150,000 for Utah kids in foster care.
1 month ago

Social security changes to arrive in the new year

Several social security changes will arrive in 2025, including a modest increase in checks and a higher earning limit.
1 month ago

Health dangers associated with installing engineered quartz countertops yourself

Engineered quartz countertops handled by "do it yourselfers" contain higher levels of silicon.
1 month ago

Gangs in Utah: Should we be worried about the next generation?

Gangs in Utah seem to be recruiting younger and younger. How worried should we be? What can we do to prevent it?
2 months ago

Plumbers see an uptick in business the day after Thanksgiving

Believe it or not, one of the busiest days of the year for plumbers is the day after Thanksgiving, according to a local plumber.
2 months ago

Draper City asking for public’s help identifying historic sites

Draper City is proud of its roots, and it's working with property owners to preserve the city's rich heritage.
2 months ago

Adult children with disabilities falling through assistance gaps says advocate

Advocates want parents who have adult children with disabilities to contact state lawmakers and ask for action.
2 months ago

Utah farmers cautiously optimistic about former President Trump’s reelection

Utah farmers are cautiously optimistic that former President Donald Trump's administration will bring some relief to the industry.
2 months ago

Draper launches Adopt a Storm Drain program

Draper launched its Adopt a Storm Drain program in October and residents have lined up to claim a drain. Over 100 have already been adopted.
2 months ago

Live Christmas tree permits still available but only in some locations

Some places have sold out of permits for live Christmas trees, however, there are still locations to get a permit around the Wasatch Front.
2 months ago

Here’s how the Salt Lake Bees are preparing for the 2025 season

The Salt Lake Bees are busy getting everything ready for next year's season, including shopping, new dining options, and easier parking.
2 months ago

Salt Lake Bees to continue offering family-friendly pricing at new stadium

The Salt Lake Bees are officially out of Smith's Ballpark and that has some fans worried about ticket pricing.
3 months ago

Department of Education hopeful that FASFA delays are in the past

The Department of Education is hoping changes to FASFA will fix last fall's chaotic rollout of the financial aid program.
3 months ago

Utah Highway Patrol gives tips on road safety for a safe Halloween

Halloween is here and the Utah Highway Patrol has some advice on making sure both kids and drivers stay safe while out on Oct. 31.
3 months ago

Halloween is a big industry in Utah

Haunted attractions and the Halloween season have become big business here in Utah, drawing in visitors from out of the area.
3 months ago

Utah buyers asked to remain vigilant for flood-damaged cars

A vehicle history reporting service said there is a significant number of water-damaged cars in Utah.
3 months ago

Fighting Utah’s gang crime

Utah deals with gangs just like any other place, but the state has a few differences that makes fighting gang crime difficult.
3 months ago

Republicans and Democrats encourage college students to vote this November

Here's what Utah's Republican and Democratic parties are doing to encourage college students to vote in the November election.
4 months ago

Inflation is hitting Utah’s senior citizens, causing growing need for Meals on Wheels

Inflation has been a big concern for many of Utah's senior citizens, especially regarding the cost of groceries.
4 months ago