Dan Rascon

Website: https://staging.ksltv.com/

Emmy award-winning and veteran TV journalist Dan Rascon is the weekend anchor for KSL-TV (NBC) in Salt Lake City. Rascon has traveled the country and world for nearly 30 years, capturing some of the most compelling, heart-wrenching, and inspiring stories. He’s been a solid fixture in the Utah news market since October 1999.

Flood warning in effect for Emigration Creek as spring runoff raises water levels

Emigration Canyon is under flood watch as the waters in the creek are running very high and very fast Monday.
12 months ago

Salt Lake City public utility crews clear debris from City Creek

An all-hands-on-deck operation started up City Creek Canyon northeast of the Capitol Wednesday as Salt Lake City Public Utility crews pulled debris from the river.
1 year ago

Rush of water to Great Salt Lake means boats can return to marina

Utah residents are celebrating as the Great Salt Lake Marina boat ramps reopened Tuesday due to water returning to the bay. 
1 year ago

Cottonwood Heights residents prepare for flooding

A race against mother nature in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, as residents build their walls of sandbags in preparation for what may come.
1 year ago

Homes evacuated, damaged after flooding in Kaysville

Major flooding in Kaysville occurred from what may have been a clogged storm drain.
1 year ago

Former Taylorsville High theater teacher remembered for his 30 years of service

A legendary high school theater teacher is being remembered for his impact on thousands of kids over 30 years.  
1 year ago

Utah farmers say crops will be delayed by weeks because of late spring

It's a very tough time for Utah farmers who are several weeks behind in the planting season because of all the snow. For consumers, this means many of the fresh products you see at farmers markets are going to be delayed.
1 year ago

Constant snow impacting businesses that thrive on outdoor activities

The continuous storms and snowfall have had a huge economic impact on those outdoor businesses that count on springtime customers.
1 year ago

Businesses prepare for flooding near Cottonwood canyons

Flooding is top of mind in many cities, especially in Cottonwood Heights, which sits at the bottom of Big and Little Cottonwood canyons. That's why one business has ordered specialized equipment they believe will be needed in the coming days and weeks.
1 year ago

Little Cottonwood skiers enjoy resorts as the canyon remains closed

The heavy snowfall and avalanche danger completely shut down Little Cottonwood canyon on Monday.
1 year ago

Family finds comfort in music following loss of Utah man in head-on crash

A South Jordan family is in shock and mourning after losing their son and brother in a horrific head-on collision over the weekend in Magna.
1 year ago

Dozens of life-saving rescues in one week by Department of Public Safety

A record number of life saving rescues in one week for two chopper crews with the Utah Department of Public Safety.
1 year ago

Video shows rescue of injured police officer from a slot canyon

An incredible chopper rescue of a Southern Utah police officer who fell down a slot canyon with his motorcycle was caught on video.
1 year ago

Ballpark community discusses neighborhood’s future after Salt Lake Bees 2025 exit

On Monday, the Ballpark community is gathering to discuss what's next for the Salt Lake City neighborhood after the Salt Lake Bees exit in 2025.
1 year ago

WATCH: Mother of man killed by Utah police had a similar stop, on video

A woman whose son was shot and killed by Farmington Police, had her own encounter with officers during a similar traffic stop in April of last year.
1 year ago

Body camera footage shows Sandy police officers quick response to apartment fire

New body cam video shows two Sandy police officers knocking on doors and getting people out of their apartments during a fast-moving fire at a Sandy apartment complex Sunday morning.
1 year ago

Students excited, parents challenged with snow day, remote learning

The powerful storm that swept through Utah made thousands of students very happy along the Wasatch Front. They got to enjoy a snow day.
1 year ago

Utah power crews expecting storm to impact grid; outages possible

Rocky Mountain Power told families Tuesday to make sure they are prepared should they lose power during this next winter storm.
1 year ago

Utah artist delivers portraits to families of Uvalde shooting victims

A Utah artist recently took a life-changing trip to a small Texas town to make a special delivery for residents who are still recovering from a horrific mass shooting.
1 year ago

New bill would add state auditor to oversee funding of school voucher program

A controversial school voucher bill that passed the House and Senate, and was signed by the governor, is expected to get a new set of eyes to help follow the money trail.
1 year ago

Alleged fraud committed by top leaders at Layton Christian Academy

Church leaders and teachers at Layton Christian Academy are in tears over an alleged “massive fraud” operation at their school possibly involving millions of dollars.  
1 year ago

Woman killed, 2 injured after vehicle crashes into Tooele business

A woman has died after she was pinned by a vehicle that crashed into a Tooele storefront Monday morning.
1 year ago

Comfort for a single mother after cancer took 7-year-old boy’s life Christmas Day

A 7 year old boy from South Jordan tragically loses his fight to cancer on Christmas Day, but the miracles that have happened as a result are bringing comfort to his mother during this very difficult time.
1 year ago

EXCLUSIVE: ‘This is unimaginable for us’: sister of killed Utah teen speaks out

"Never. Never in a million years would I ever, ever expect to hear anything like this," the sister of the killed Piute County teen speaks out about losing her sister.
1 year ago