Simone Seikaly
Simone Seikaly is a veteran reporter, anchor and producer at KSL NewsRadio, but these days, she's best known as a digital content producer. Contact her at sseikaly@ksl.com.
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Police
Weber County investigator booked on charges of voyeurism
The Weber County Sheriff's office reported a Weber County investigator has been booked into jail on charges of voyeurism, obstruction of justice, and sexual exploitation of a minor. -
Sports
Utah lawmakers introduce resolution recognizing Donovan Mitchell
The resolution takes aim at comments Shaquille O'Neal directed at Donovan Mitchell earlier this month, and declares "Spida" the state's official arachnid. -
Military
Let down your hair: New Army rules for ponytails, nail color
Army leaders are loosening restrictions on various grooming and hairstyle rules, as service leaders try to address longstanding complaints. -
COVID-19-Utah response
Utah snowbirds can receive COVID-19 vaccine in either home county
Wherever Utah snowbirds want to get the COVID-19 vaccine, all that is required is proof of county residence. -
Government
Janet Yellen confirmed as first female Treasury secretary in US history
Yellen is a former chairwoman of the Federal Reserve and is the first woman to hold the job of Treasury Secretary in the 232-year history of the department. -
Government
States eye allowing concealed carry of guns without a permit
Fifteen states already allow concealed carry without a permit, and lawmakers in nine others have proposed allowing or expanding the practice. -
Military
Defense chief orders review of military sex assault programs
Secretary Austin's memo went out Saturday, fulfilling a commitment he made to senators last week during his confirmation hearings. -
Utah
Two arrests after “clandestine narcotics lab” found in SLC apartment
Police documents show that "plenty of evidence" found at the fire scene points to an illegal narcotics lab in the apartment complex. -
Police
US police weigh officer discipline after rally, violent Capitol protest
An Associated Press review finds at least 31 officers are being scrutinized or face criminal charges tied to the Jan. 6 events in the nation's capital. -
Safety
Official: “Suspicious substances” found at downtown fire scene
No word yet on how the downtown fire started. Two people received minor injuries, and an on-scene investigation continues.
