Simone Seikaly
Meet the candidate: Alan Wessman for Utah County Commissioner
Alan Wessman is running for Utah County Commissioner. He is concerned about transportation and children's justice. He joined KSL At Night to discuss his views.2 years ago
Britt Johnson
Ogden City makes plans for the future
Ogden city has big plans to overhaul its general plan for the future. It plans to make Improvements to transportation, housing and more.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Meet the candidate: Skyler Beltran for Utah County Commissioner
Skyler Beltran is running for Utah County Commissioner. He'd like to see more transparency in county government. He joined KSL At Night to discuss his views.2 years ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com
Utah representative proposes bill to allow 18- to 20-year-olds to openly carry firearms
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Karianne Lisonbee, would also prevent Utah landlords from barring firearms in lease agreements.2 years ago
JACOB FREEMAN, KSL TV
Jeff Flake, GOP senator and BYU grad, endorses Harris
On Sunday Jeff Flake, a prominent Utahn and former GOP Senator, announced he is endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris2 years ago
Michele Rowe
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.2 years ago
Carter Williams, ksl.com
New leadership, plans coming together for ‘revitalization’ around Utah State Fairpark
Preliminary work is now underway on the Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District, which was created earlier this year.2 years ago
Jessica Lowell and Simone Seikaly
Public records panel sides with media, says Reyes must hand over calendar
Reyes' office has fought to keep his schedule secret, even after a judge ruled that he had to turn them over to the media.2 years ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Lying in campaign ads and speeches not only legal, but protected
Politicians stretching the truth and even outright lying in campaigns and speeches is constitutionally protected.2 years ago
Dan Bammes, Simone Seikaly and Emma Keddington
Utah Supreme Court rules to void Amendment D
Utah lawmakers wanted more power over citizen-approved initiatives through Amendment D, but the Utah Supreme Court has voided it.2 years ago
Logan Stefanich, KSL.COM
Parent’s trust in school improves child’s education, Sutherland survey finds
A new Sutherland Institute issue brief finds that parents and educators differ in their perception of parental engagement and access to curriculum.2 years ago
Michele Rowely, Amie Schaeffer KSL NewsRadio
Rep. Owens chairs hearing on “botched” FAFSA rollout
SALT LAKE CITY — A House subcommittee chaired by Utah Rep. Burgess Owens, R-UT on Tuesday morning focused on problems with last fall’s FAFSA rollout. In 2020, the bipartisan FAFSA Simplification Act was passed to help make financial aid easier to access. The new program cut the number of application questions from over 100 to […]2 years ago
Diana Jones
Judge to hear lawsuit against Amendment A
A judge will hear the latest lawsuit against Amendment A this Wednesday, which is on the ballot this November.2 years ago
Adam Small
Alpine School District considers closing two elementary schools
Alpine School District will take 90 days to conduct a study to decide if it will close two elementary schools.2 years ago
DANIEL WOODRUFF, KSL TV
State of Utah withholds taxpayer funds from Grand County after scathing audit
The state of Utah has put a freeze on any new taxpayer money going to Grand County. This comes months after a scathing audit.2 years ago
Carter Williams, ksl.com.
A ‘huge mistake’? Cox says moving film festival would ‘devastate’ Utah, Sundance
Utah is still in the running to host the Sundance Film Festival beyond 2026, but it's also at risk of losing the annual winter event.2 years ago
Eric Cabrera
Utah lawmakers meet to refine legislation tackling ritualistic abuse
Ritualistic abuse is defined as groups or individuals engaging in systematic manipulation under the guise of spiritual beliefs.2 years ago
Becky Bruce
Presidential caucus chaos returns at heated Utah legislative hearing
Utah lawmakers were at odds over a presentation planned as part of a discussion about last spring's chaotic Super Tuesday caucus night.2 years ago
Gitanjali Poonia, Deseret News
Congress seeks more funding for Secret Service after Trump’s assassination scare
Lawmakers and political leaders called for more funding to be diverted to the Secret Service to supplement the former president’s security.2 years ago
Jessica Lowell
Haitian food truck owners says he’s losing business after comments made by Donald Trump
Roody Salvator says his business has suffered after former President Trump made comments about Haitian immigrants eating pets.2 years ago
Alexandrea Bonilla and Simone Seikaly
“It’s what we wanted,” says Utah lawmaker of Meta privacy changes
The privacy changes from Meta are a good start, said lawmakers and other officials. But they want more innovation and even stronger protections.2 years ago
Eric Cabrera
Annual report from Utah DCFS illustrates problem of child abuse, neglect
In its annual report, the Utah Division of Child and Family Services revealed they've investigated 48,000 reports of child abuse or neglect in the past year.2 years ago
Lindsey Aerts, KSL TV
Vote discrepancies, high signature rejections found in Utah County primary
Utah’s Elections Office has found vote discrepancies in Utah County because of a novel in-person voting method, and a high rate of rejected signatures on by mail ballots in the county’s June 25 primary election2 years ago
