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Waverly Golden is a digital content producer for KSL Newsradio. She was born in Georgia but raised in Park City, Utah. Waverly played water polo for Santa Barbara City College, and then transferred to the University of Utah, where she currently attends. Her intended major is in strategic communications, with a minor in writing and […]
2 months ago
KSL NewsRadio
Kate Davis dives into the news each morning with the best coworkers in all the land. She started out at KSL as a Digital Content Producer, then jumped over to the role of Associate Producer for Utah’s Morning News. After the morning show, she gets to take the reigns as Executive Producer of Utah’s Noon […]
3 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Devin Oldroyd is a digital content producer for KSL NewsRadio. Oldroyd is currently a student at the University of Utah double majoring in Gender Studies and Communication with an emphasis in Journalism. He enjoys reading, writing and going on hikes when the weather is warm. Oldroyd hopes to pursue a career in journalism. Follow Oldroyd’s […]
4 months ago
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Amanda Dickson co-hosts Utah’s #1 rated morning show, Utah’s Morning News on KSL NewsRadio. Amanda also hosts the award-winning program A Woman’s View, heard Sunday mornings on KSL and via podcast. Amanda is a much sought-after speaker, inspiring and motivating groups and emceeing events for schools and non-profit organizations. She sits on the boards of the National Kidney Foundation […]
2 years ago
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For more than three decades, the name and voice of Tim Hughes has been a part of Utah broadcasting and the Salt Lake Community. An Idaho native, Tim came to the Wasatch Front to attend broadcast school in 1979. After graduation and a short three-month stint in his hometown of Pocatello and Blackfoot, he returned […]
3 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Dave Noriega jumped into the media fray in 2001 as a news editor and photographer at ABC 4 News in Salt Lake City. He covered such memorable and heartbreaking stories as 9/11, the abduction and return of Elizabeth Smart, and the murder of Lori Hacking. After years of working in news, Dave chased his dream […]
4 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Debbie Dujanovic knew she wanted to be a news reporter by age 8. She graduated Arizona State University in 1989 and immediately accepted a position as an assignment editor at the CBS affiliate in Phoenix. In early 1990, she moved to Yuma, AZ where she anchored, reported and did weekend weather. Later that year she […]
4 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Boyd is the host of Inside Sources, weekdays from 1-3 PM. Previously, Boyd Matheson was the opinion editor and head of strategic reach at the Deseret News. He is best known for his principle-based approach to solving issues. For over 25 years he has worked as a consultant, executive strategist and performance coach with global […]
4 years ago
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Jeff fell in love with Utah when he fell in love with a Utahn. Now married for eight years, his love affair with the Beehive State continues. For most of his broadcasting career, Jeff woke-up New York City every morning on WCBS Newsradio. He reported live on the rise of Rudy Giuliani, the reign of the Yankees, […]
4 years ago
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After 40 years, Doug Wright has decided to take a step back from daily hosting. Though not completely in retirement, Doug still hosts The Movie Show every Friday from 9AM-12PM. Doug is especially fond of a fried macaroni which he makes from a recipe which calls for Swiss cheese and has been in the family […]
4 years ago
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Maria loves her job because she learns something new every day and is able to share that information with others. Born and raised in Utah, Maria graduated from Olympus High School and received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Journalism and Mass Communications from the University of Utah. As a longtime […]
4 years ago
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My “big break” came when I was 17 and started working weekends at my small, hometown radio station. A few years prior, I was sitting in my 9th grade English class on career day when the realization came to me, “This is what I was born to do.” Radio is my passion, and that makes […]
4 years ago
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Andy Farnsworth joined KSL’s airwaves from inside an airplane back in 2003. For almost a decade Andy was the state of Utah’s only airborne traffic reporter and was KSL NewsRadio’s “Eye in the Sky” for several years as well before finally landing in the KSL Traffic Center. He still delivers your morning traffic reports during […]
4 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Kelli Pierce comes to KSL News Radio from KUZZ in Bakersfield, California, where she indulged her love of old school country music at the station founded by none other than…Buck Owens! While there, she also won an Associated Press Award for Best Spot News Coverage for her reporting on the Bakersfield Heart Hospital shooting. Prior […]
4 years ago
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Don’t hassle the Hoff. Kira Hoffelmeyer, born and raised in Utah, dreamed of rain and evergreens. But her time at the University of Oregon, the Daily Emerald, and KLCC News weren’t enough to keep her away from the Wasatch Mountains and Southern Utah red rocks. But not before earning the nickname “Hoff”, despite her “sometimes […]
4 years ago
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Dan Bammes grew up in Provo and graduated from Brigham Young University. He began his radio career in 1974. He’s worked as a reporter and anchor in commercial and public radio as well as in public relations. He’s also taught radio journalism at the University of Utah. Dan is descended from Utah’s 19th Century Pioneers, […]
4 years ago
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Lindsay is the Host of The Mom Show on KSL NewsRadio Sundays at 10AM. As a mom of two, Lindsay is starting her motherhood journey and often shares the struggles and joys on The Mom Show. Lindsay has worked in radio since having an internship in high school where she grew up in Southern Maine. […]
4 years ago
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Mitch Harper is a radio host of Cougar Sports Saturday and the Cougar Tracks podcast for KSL Newsradio. Having covered the Cougars professionally since 2014, Harper has become one of the go-to voices in BYU coverage the past five years. Mitch was born in Salt Lake City and has followed Cougar sports his entire life. […]
4 years ago
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Matthew Baiamonte got into sports broadcasting at a young age when he became the play-by-play “Voice of the Vikings” at Pleasant Grove High School as a senior in 2006. He covered both the men’s basketball and football teams on KPGR 88.1FM. Following mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Switzerland and […]
4 years ago
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Becky Bruce joined the KSL News team on New Year’s Eve, 2007, as Executive Producer of Utah’s Afternoon News. She likes to think of herself as a pioneer – she came to Utah in a minivan, towing a U-Haul trailer some 2000 miles across frozen prairies to get here. She loves Utah’s mountains and low […]
4 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Eric Butler is a long-time radio veteran, from the ripe-old age of 16, with most of it devoted to country music until he moved to Utah a few years ago from New Mexico. In fact, he still hosts a weekly country oldies show back in his old state and is happiest listening to some combination […]
4 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Michele received her B.A. from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, and went on to start her career in broadcasting at KSL TV. Michele was hired as a video editor in TV News as well as other special projects. Shortly after she was hired she expanded her duties to work as a broadcast graphic designer […]
4 years ago
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Dave Cawley might have been born to fly. His brother, father and grandfather have all made their livings in the cockpits of commercial aircraft. Dave decided at a young age to pursue a different path. He took the microphone instead of the yoke. Instead of starting his announcements with “this is your captain speaking,” he […]
4 years ago
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Sheryl was News Director for 15 years at KSL Newsradio before moving to an all digital role as Director of Audience development in January of 2018. Sheryl is often recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists and the Radio Television Digital News Association, and is a current Regional Director and board member of RTDNA, as […]
4 years ago
GoFundMe started to remember 8-year-old girl who died in Kaysville parade
The Great Salt Lake water level reaches a historic low as Utah continues to face extreme drought
Anonymous donor offers $50K to help find missing South Salt Lake man
Father of girl who died in Kaysville parade is thankful for those who helped
8-year-old girl in critical condition after getting injured at Kaysville parade
Police: Gunman fired more than 70 rounds at July 4 parade, 7 dead
Highland Park parade shooting suspect charged with 7 counts of murder, state’s attorney says
Early morning crash on I-15 kills motorcyclist
Highland Drive open after closing for hours due to fatal crash involving Coke truck
Dog dies after being left in hot car for more than an hour