Karah Brackin
Victims in Utah shooting and house fire identified as married couple
Scott and Jodi Roberts were identified as the homeowners in a fatal shooting and house fire Thursday night.12 months ago
How to be proactive as flood watch heightens leading into 80-degree days
With warmer temperatures on the way, there are practical steps families can take in the case of flooding.12 months ago
Spring runoff water redirected to shrinking Great Salt Lake
To help regulate flooding concerns through the spring runoff season, water conservancy districts are coming together with a solution.12 months ago
Salt Lake County groups work to combat child abuse during Child Abuse Prevention Month
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and local officials are working to stop child abuse.1 year ago
South Salt Lake school participates in the Great Utah Shakeout
Every year, organizations, workplaces, schools and homes across the state participate in the Great Utah ShakeOut. Lincoln Elementary was one of the schools that participated Thursday.1 year ago
Utah Geological Survey monitoring 100 landslide locations across the state
From snowfall to flooding, rockfall and landslides, Utah Geological Survey geologists have a big job to do, monitoring dozens of landslide locations throughout the state.1 year ago
Layton vet clinic accepting blood donations from dogs
A Utah rescue dog and his owner are encouraging other dog owners to donate blood and help other dogs.1 year ago
Two homes evacuated due to mudslide in Morgan County
A mudslide in Morgan County forced four people from their homes over the weekend.1 year ago
How to stay safe during spring runoff
Public safety leaders are asking everyone — including pets — to stay away from river and stream banks until the spring runoff subsides as conditions are just too dangerous.1 year ago
Salt Lake City leaders discuss flood prevention efforts
Because of the record snowpack, flooding is top of mind throughout the state, including in Salt Lake City.1 year ago
Trapped workers, guests grateful to leave Little Cottonwood Canyon
After days of being snowed in, guests up Little Cottonwood Canyon were able to make their way down from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. Friday.1 year ago
Swatting call in Salt Lake City neighborhood was a hoax
Salt Lake City police received a report Thursday morning about a shooting and possible hostage situation. Turns out, the call was fake.1 year ago
Bear Lake cabin damaged by heavy snow
The record amount of snowfall this year has left many homes with snow piled high on roofs. And the weight of that snow is adding up.1 year ago
Little Cottonwood likely closed Monday due to hazardous conditions
UDOT said that Little Cottonwood Canyon could be closed all day Monday due to the heavy amounts of snow hitting the area.1 year ago
How to prepare for upcoming spring allergy season
If you are sneezing and wheezing, you are not alone. Spring allergy season is on its way. Here's how you can prepare for it.1 year ago
Utah robotics team heading to FTC World Championship
After nearly a decade of trying, a Utah robotics team is heading to the world championships.1 year ago
Study: Utah is best at putting foster kids in safe homes
A study published in March 2023 by the American Enterprise Institute looks nationally at foster care and placing children in safe, stable homes, among other factors. Utah is ranked number one on that list.1 year ago
New CDC study shows Utah kids are not getting enough fruits and vegetables
A new study published by the CDC in February shows most kids in Utah are not getting the recommended nutrition.1 year ago
KSL TV flies with all-female medical flight crew from Ogden
A medical flight crew based out of Ogden is making a name for itself as an all-female crew.1 year ago
UTA honors bus driver for rescuing Utah woman being attacked by dogs
The Utah Transit Authority honored a bus driver Wednesday for rescuing a woman who was being viciously attacked by two Rottweilers in Kearns.1 year ago
Tips to keep your car ready for winter roads
All of the snow and slick roads we've had this season can really take a toll on our cars. Here are a few checks we can do to make sure our vehicles are — or still are — road ready.1 year ago
Utah leaders address domestic violence solutions
State, community, safety leaders, and stakeholders gathered in Salt Lake City Friday for a second meeting to address responding to domestic violence and assault in Utah.1 year ago
Officers crack down on parking in canyons after cars block emergency vehicles
Officers enforcing parking with tickets up to $600 after cars block driveways, emergency vehicles.1 year ago
