Karah Brackin
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.4 days 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.6 days 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.6 days 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.11 days 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.14 days ago
Utah math teacher blazing trail as world arm wrestling champion
In the Jordan School District, there is a teacher who said after weightlifting for some time, she felt like she needed a competitive outlet. She decided to turn to a niche sport: arm wrestling.18 days ago
UDOT adds ‘heat tape’ to traffic lights to clear off snow
Utah's Department of Transportation is paving the way in making roads safer by making traffic lights more visible during winter storms.21 days ago
Teen found dead in crashed car with multiple gunshot wounds
Police are investigating an overnight shooting that left a 15-year-old boy dead in West Valley City.25 days ago
Avalanche danger high for most of Utah following string of storms
With days of back-to-back snowfall and changing conditions mean some of Utah's avalanche experts have their eyes on potential closures.27 days ago
Thousands of girls meet with mentors in STEM for SheTech event
Today 3,000 high school girls got to learn a bit about the STEM field.28 days ago
Bill would prohibit funding for ‘diversity, equity, and inclusivity’ offices in schools
On Monday, two bills, including one senate bill and one house bill gained attention, as both hit on diversity, equity, and inclusion.29 days ago
Roy fire station upgrades ambulances with latest technology
Roy City Fire and Rescue Station 31 replaced its aging fleet with two new ambulances. And on Saturday, KSL got an inside look at the new ambulances.30 days ago
Clinton teacher honored with award, $10K grant
For the sixth year in a row, the Heidi Martin: Mighty Heart Educator of Excellence Award was given to a teacher in the Davis School District.1 month ago
Officials warn of slick conditions following massive winter storm
Crews are working to clear roads, but even those that appear to be cleared may be covered in ice.1 month ago
Storm buries Tooele with two feet of snow
That storm brought several inches of snow to many parts of Utah but in Tooele, the white stuff was measured in feet.1 month ago
UDOT started preparing early for Tuesday’s winter storm
Ahead of what it expected to be a big winter storm for most of the state, the Utah Department of Transportation planned to work overnight Tuesday.1 month ago
SLC Airport sees record number of passengers following All-Star Weekend
Between NBA All-Star weekend, skiing season, and a holiday, the Salt Lake City International Airport is seeing a big boom in passengers.1 month ago
NBA All-Stars camp focuses on the mental health of athletes
Aside from all the conditioning, training and games, there’s a whole other kind of preparation that goes into an athlete’s best self that starts with one’s mind.1 month ago
Wives Assoc. and SLC junior league to deliver 1,200 meals this weekend
PACKED WITH LOVE: 1,200 meals will go to 6 local organizations across #SaltLakeCity. 💕1 month ago
Bill to dismantle Unified Police Department gets pushback from both sides
HB374, a proposed bill that would do away with the Unified Police Department, is getting pushback from both sides.1 month ago
UPDATE: Police arrest 14-year-old accused of shooting, killing teen
Salt Lake City police are searching for 14-year-old Kaydyn Christensen, who is accused of shooting and killing another teenager over the weekend.1 month ago
Utah’s outdoor recreation industry featured at state Capitol
The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation along with local outdoor organizations and brands set up at the Capitol as part of Outdoor Recreation Day on the Hill.2 months ago
‘Sherry Black bill’ would expand DNA testing options for law enforcement
Several topics were discussed at the state Capitol Thursday morning, including a bill that would expand what can be used in investigations.2 months ago
