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Many Utah high schools plan large outdoor events for graduation this year. Photo: Canva...

Curt Gresseth

Are flower leis inappropriate for high school graduation ceremonies?

A member of the KSL Community Board says leis are an important symbol of passage for high school graduates of Pacific Islander and Hawaiian heritage and should be permitted for graduation ceremonies in Utah.

2 days ago

Curt Gresseth

Are you ready when an emergency strikes at work?

Two professionals give insight and advice on being ready for an emergency while at work.

8 days ago

Las Vegas pushes to become first to ban ornamental grass...

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Fight the drought, install artificial turf. Landscape expert shares advice.

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s ongoing, historic drought and water restrictions in your city have turned your green lawn yellow. You’ve contemplated planting native grasses and shrubs, but you want a covering you can walk and play on. Why not install artificial turf? Landscape expert Bill Holland joined KSL NewsRadio’s Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic […]

9 days ago

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Inflation is latest challenge South Salt Lake restaurant taking in stride.

The general manager of the Left Fork Grill, a restaurant in South Salt Lake, sits down to talk about the eatery's tale of survival in overcoming inflation, COVID, supply- chain strain, a worker shortage and neighborhood construction.

14 days ago

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Utah woman shares how she erased $20,000 in credit-card debt in less than 2 years

By extreme saving and working side hustles, a Utah woman found a way to get out from under $20,200 in credit-card debt. She explains how.

15 days ago

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Litterbugs cost Utah taxpayers $2M a year

Cleaning up litter on the highways costs Utah taxpayers $2 million a year, according to a spokesman for the Utah Department of Transportation.

15 days ago

The federal tax filing season has begun. And it's going to be tough sledding for the IRS -- and for...

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Amid rising prices, should Utah dump state income tax?

A taxpayer's advocate and a state senator discuss whether the state income tax needs to be lower to match Utah's neighbors.

20 days ago

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Should Utah shift to a 4-day workweek? Show hosts divided.

Debbie says it's time to abandon the old school 40-hours-a-week approach to working. Her guest host, Sen. Todd Weiler said the 4-day workweek won't suffice.

23 days ago

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Should I take a multivitamin? Utah nutrition expert shares insight

A Utah nutritional expert weighs in on the pros and cons of taking a multivitamin.

28 days ago

Food storage is an essential part of emergency planning....

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Prep for an emergency by keeping your documents safe, says expert

Keep your documents in a safe place, like a safety deposit box, and have copies of emergency numbers in your purse or wallet.

29 days ago

Aimee Cobabe

Avian flu concerns cause Hogle Zoo, Tracy Aviary to move birds inside

After two cases of avian flu were recently discovered in Utah, both Hogle Zoo and Tracy Aviary have moved several species of birds indoor.

29 days ago

Amanda Dickson

Meet Matt Johnson, the new meteorologist for KSL TV and NewsRadio

Matt Johnson talks about what it's like to wake up early for KSL and to replace someone who's been doing the job for the past 20 years.

29 days ago

A woman looks at her flooded basement....

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Expert gives tips on preventing a flooded-basement emergency

One way to prevent a flooded basement is to check for water pooling outside the tank of the water heater.

1 month ago

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Expert shares advice on leaving a toxic relationship

A BYU psychologist shared his advice on identifying a toxic relationship and best practices for how to avoid one and how to leave one.

1 month ago

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Sen. Mitt Romney talks inflation and economy

High home and gas prices and inflation, are causing real hardships for Utahns and Democrats will be blamed by voters, Sen. Mitt Romney told Inside Sources.

1 month ago

emergency kits are a vital part of preparedness for families...

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How families should prepare for an emergency at home or away

Do you have an emergency reunification plan ready for your loved ones? Two experts share tips on what to do when disaster strikes while at home or away.

1 month ago

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South Salt Lake mayor defends new $130,000 salary

The mayor of South Salt Lake defended her latest salary of $130,000 by saying she hasn't received a pay raise in 11 years in office.

1 month ago

South Salt Lake at Southern X-posure, the site of a deadly shooting....

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South Salt Lake resident wants to stop mayor and City Council from awarding themselves raises

A South Salt Lake resident has taken his ballot initiative on pay raises for city leaders to the Utah Supreme Court after being rebuffed by the city attorney on what he said was a technicality.

1 month ago

Curt Gresseth

Why does my cheeseburger cost so much? Most ingredients touched by inflation.

A reporter joined the show and walked us through the reasons that popular cheeseburger ingredients have jumped in price since March of 2021.

1 month ago

Connerjack Oswalt was found in Park City, Utah after being missing from California years ago. (CNN)...

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Missing three years, autistic teen found in Park City

An autistic teen missing from northern California since 2019 was found by sheriff's deputies in Summit County, Utah. He has since been reunited with his stepfather.

1 month ago

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Inflation may be starting to ease, says insider

The editor in chief of Investopedia says inflation is costing Americans like they haven't experienced in 40 years but signs show inflation is easing.

1 month ago

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Utah Legislature sued over allegedly unconstitutional gerrymandering

A Utah group is supporting plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the state's Legislature for alleged gerrymandering on Utah's newest maps.

2 months ago

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Utah woman shadowed lawmakers to ease her political rage

Frustrated and angry with politics, a Utah woman shadowed state lawmakers to gain a better understanding of the process and to lower her own political rage.