Daniel Woodruff

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Daniel Woodruff is a KSL TV reporter and anchor with deep experience covering Utah news. He got his start in broadcast journalism as an intern at KSL. In addition to Utah, he has worked in Indiana and Wisconsin. Daniel is a graduate of Brigham Young University.

Millions hear messages of hope and faith during first day of General Conference

The first day of the 194th Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wrapped up Saturday evening as millions around the world heard messages of hope and faith.
18 hours ago

Be peacemakers in polarizing political times, Latter-day Saint leader urges

At a time of sharp disagreement and political gridlock, followers of Jesus Christ should “avoid contention” and be peacemakers, a top Latter-day Saint Leader said Saturday.
1 day ago

Lawmaker wants to prohibit large companies from buying homes in Utah

A Utah lawmaker wants to prevent large companies from buying homes in the state and turning them into rentals.
2 days ago

Lt. Gov. Henderson’s defense of election system contrasts with other Republicans

With Election Day just over a month away, and ballots set to be mailed out to Utah voters in less than two weeks, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson is defending the state’s election system and condemning threats and claims of fraud.
3 days ago

Author speaks in Utah on solutions to affordable housing crisis

A national expert on housing came to Utah to highlight what he said are solutions to the affordable housing crisis.
9 days ago

Utah County leaders pitch 48% tax hike to residents at open house

Utah County wants to raise taxes by 48%, and leaders are trying to show taxpayers exactly where that money would go.
10 days ago

Mortgage lenders see uptick in refinance, new purchase activity with lower rates

Lenders in Utah and across the country are seeing an uptick in people looking for mortgages.
11 days ago

Biographer says Mitt Romney preparing to be on Trump’s ‘enemies list’ if he wins

Sen. Mitt Romney is increasingly worried about what life might be like if former President Donald Trump wins in November, his biographer said.
12 days ago

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.
16 days ago

Utah city tries ‘out-of-the-box’ approach to address housing crisis

Amid all the talk about housing affordability and the need to increase supply, one city in northern Utah is trying a different way to make a dent in the problem.
17 days ago

Utah lawmakers decide not to hear reports on problems with Republican caucus

A Utah legislative committee voted to shut down a discussion about the Republican Party presidential caucus in March before it even began.
18 days ago

Utahns feel optimistic about the economy but save very little, economists tell lawmakers

Utah's legislative leaders got a glimpse at the state of the economy Tuesday, with new data shedding light on how the state is faring when it comes to inflation, savings habits, and general economic optimism.
19 days ago

Utah leaders look for lessons from recent Georgia high school shooting

As Utah's School Security Task Force meeting got underway Monday at the State Capitol, chair Ryan Wilcox noted there wasn't a lot on the agenda.
20 days ago

Tabernacle Choir wows audience at final Georgia concert with surprise guest

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square brought down the house at the final stop of their tour of the southeastern United States.
25 days ago

Tabernacle Choir performs at Georgia State Capitol at 9/11 ceremony

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performed at the Georgia State Capitol at a ceremony commemorating 9/11 on Wednesday morning.
25 days ago

Performers reflect on Tabernacle Choir’s collaboration with glee clubs ahead of final concert

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is preparing for its final concert on tour in the southeastern United States.
26 days ago

‘Indescribable’: Tabernacle Choir performs with African American glee clubs in Georgia

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square shared the stage Monday evening with two historically Black colleges in Atlanta.
27 days ago

Choir members on tour in Georgia note President Nelson’s role in Morehouse, Spelman collaboration

President Russell M. Nelson’s 100th birthday comes as the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is in Georgia, teaming up with two historically Black colleges for a series of special concerts this week.
27 days ago

Provo city closes intersection where jogger was hit and killed

The site of a deadly hit-and-run in Provo that killed a 21-year-old woman is now closed to traffic.
1 month ago

Utah social worker recommends open, honest conversations to process recent tragedies

Utah has had its share recently of tragic news stories, including multiple children who have died after getting shot.
1 month ago

Utah sees drop in number of citations for excessive speeding after new law

The Utah Highway Patrol says the number of citations for excessive speeders is dropping.
1 month ago

Developer begins final phase of canyon restoration after two Draper homes collapsed

The final phase of cleanup in Corner Canyon is now underway nearly a year and a half after two condemned homes in Draper collapsed.
1 month ago

Parents react after Provo-Timpview rivalry football game cancelled due to social media threats

Parents in Provo are reacting after a high school rivalry football game was canceled over social media threats.
1 month ago

Parents remember ‘vivacious’ Utah woman who drowned on canyoneering trip

The parents of a Utah woman who drowned on a canyoneering trip in California said they are relying on their faith as they mourn their daughter's loss.
1 month ago