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

Traffic Reporter/Digital Content Producer

Michele Rowe

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

Study shows new pill has promise in treating pancreatic cancer

A new study is showing evidence that a pill can offer better options than chemotherapy for patients with pancreatic cancer.
3 months ago

A new landmark U.S. study on suicide says largely accepted data regarding youth suicide is wrong

In a new landmark U.S. study on suicide says largely accepted data regarding youth suicide is wrong.
3 months ago

A new program to help the Utah homeless population launches this week

A new program called Project Bridge is designed to reach those experiencing homelessness who may not easily benefit from the services that shelters currently provide.
3 months ago

New challenges for Salt Lake firefighters on the horizon

Taller downtown buildings mean different or new trucks for firefighters, and more training to address increasing populations.
3 months ago

Draper mayor trying to strike a balance between compliance and loss of lifestyle

Draper Mayor Troy Walker is trying to follow state guidelines around station area planning while keeping the strain resulting from the guidelines at a minimum.
4 months ago

Older drivers face higher risks on the road, but local services are available

Older drivers, those over the age of 70, are more likely to be involved in a crash, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
1 year ago

More debris and litter on Utah roads blamed on population growth

To address roadside litter, UDOT said there are a few volunteer opportunities as well as options for businesses to help.
1 year ago

As federal government seeks AI moratorium, Utah offers alternative model

The Utah Department of Commerce is advocating for federal models on artificial intelligence to look to Utah's approach.
1 year ago

Eccles Wildlife Education Center unveils new trail and viewing platform for visitors

People wanting to see birds coming from all over will be able to enjoy upgrades to the Eccles Wildlife Education Center.
1 year ago

University of Utah opens center to support stroke patients and their families

The new center at the University of Utah focuses on helping stroke patients live a productive life after a stroke.
1 year ago

Scammers targeting veterans and active-duty service members

Military scams targeting veterans and active-duty service members can take many forms, according to the Better Business Bureau.
1 year ago

Rural Utahns in need of extra mental health services

Utah farmers and ranchers are twice as likely to die by suicide, but a one-time program helping them deal with mental health struggles is out of money.
1 year ago

Cosmetology licensure requirements could change in Utah under new bill

A bill that would reduce the number of hours cosmetology students in Utah need to get their license has advanced.
1 year ago

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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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?
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years 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.
2 years ago

Health dangers associated with installing engineered quartz countertops yourself

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