Dan Rascon

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Website: https://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.

Southern Utah family of 9 loses everything in devastating house fire

A Southern Utah family of nine lost everything in a devastating house fire just weeks before Christmas.
3 days ago

Employee recounts moment angry customer drove car into Sandy dealership

Employees of a Sandy car dealership say they are lucky no one was killed or injured after an upset customer drove his car right through the front doors.
4 days ago

New groundbreaking program puts future educators on the fast track to teaching

A new groundbreaking program is expected to fast-track future educators by getting them into the classroom better prepared, quicker, and help to address the shortage of teachers.
5 days ago

First responders using pro athlete skills to mentally train for their job

Dozens of first responders from Unified Police and Fire Departments and the swat team are getting specialized training in a different kind of way, and it’s all happening at a baseball academy in Sandy.
10 days ago

Sugar House businesses celebrate construction halt for the holidays

A huge relief for small businesses in Sugar House along a section of 2100 South – construction has come to a halt for the Holidays.
12 days ago

The founder of Tiny Tim’s Toy Shop dies, remembered for helping thousands of kids

The man behind Tiny Tim's Toy Shop in West Jordan who has built hundreds of thousands of toy cars for children across the world has passed away. Alton Thacker, 89, is being remembered as an incredible, kind, and generous husband, father, grandfather, and friend.
17 days ago

After “miracle” revival, Salt Lake man meets group who saved his life

An emergency doctor and two nurses ended up in the right place at the right time in October, saving a Salt Lake man's life.
18 days ago

Two Utah sisters recovering in ICU after being hit by an alleged DUI driver in Arizona

A big holiday gathering for a Utah family turns tragic after an alleged drunk driver hits two daughters in Arizona.
19 days ago

Two firefighters who caught on fire and went up in flames speak for the first time

Two Unified Fire Authority firefighters who caught on fire themselves while fighting a fire are speaking out about their experience. 
24 days ago

Crashes result in multiple fatalities over the weekend

A devastating and heartbreaking start to the week for many families, after a series of deadly crashes from Northern to Southern Utah.
25 days ago

‘Slow down and move over:’ Utah first responders ask drivers to be mindful

Slow down and move over — that’s the message from Utah first responders as they kick off Crash Responder Safety Week.
26 days ago

City construction crews break water pipe, tells landlord he’s responsible to pay

A Sugar House bike shop that got robbed suddenly faced another upsetting issue when Salt Lake City construction crews broke their water pipe. The landlord was then told he would be responsible to pay for the fix.
1 month ago

Snow storm coming just in time for ski resorts opening

A very welcoming mountain snowstorm hit the Cottonwoods just in time for Brighton Ski Resort to open up in two days.
1 month ago

Police investigating if man arrested in bike shop burglary is connected to other break-ins

Police arrested a man over the weekend in connection to a bike shop burglary. But police say it's too early to know if the suspect is connected to other burglaries.
1 month ago

Families in mourning after deadly plane crash in Arizona

A fiery plane crash took the lives of five people on Tuesday night in Mesa, Arizona, including a 12-year-old boy.
1 month ago

Long days and busy work for poll workers as they try to keep up with crowds

A mother-daughter duo in Utah County said their love of people and love of country is why they have been working at the polls for years.
1 month ago

A survey says Americans’ mental health is being impacted negatively during this election

KSL TV spoke with voters at Draper City Hall where they showed up for the first day of in-person voting and agreed, saying they were feeling the stress of this election.
2 months ago

Baby in stroller hit by driver who police say was high on marijuana thrown 43 feet

A mother and her two kids from Grantsville are lucky to be alive after the baby in the stroller was hit by a car and thrown 43 feet through the air. The car also knocked the mother to the ground.
2 months ago

Posterity of pioneer who helped build the foundation of the Salt Lake Temple gather

A huge reunion was held at Temple Square for a family honoring their pioneer ancestor who helped build the original foundation of the Salt Lake Temple back in the 1800s.
2 months ago

Wasatch Front residents upset over trains honking horns, officials seek solution

Residents all along the Wasatch Front are upset over the constant blaring of train horns at crossings.
2 months ago

Construction on Bangerter Highway divides businesses from customers

Major construction projects along Bangerter Highway have impacted businesses in a big way economically.
2 months ago

Record heat sends Utah’s soil moisture falling way below normal

October officially kicks off the water season for the year, and with record-breaking temperatures, it’s not starting out promising.
2 months ago

Police searching for driver of Tesla Cybertruck in connection to hit-and-run

Unified police are searching for the driver of a Tesla Cybertruck who hit a woman on a motorcycle at a high rate of speed and then sped away.  
2 months ago

Roads to Understanding: Rapid growth comes with blessings and challenges for Tooele County

About 30 miles straight west of Salt Lake City sits a county that's bursting at the seams – Tooele County. With growing popularity and population come blessings and challenges.
2 months ago