Karah Brackin, Author at KSLTV.com

Training and inspiring the next generation of firefighters

A lot of training is required for fightfighters, who have to be able to handle high-stress situations at any time of the day.

9 hours ago

Salt Lake City plants 250 trees for Earth Day

Salt Lake City planted 250 trees in honor of Earth Day and Arbor Day at the Regional Athletic Complex.

1 day ago

Two Ogden gardeners spring back to life a community garden

A community garden is springing to life and, through lots of love and hard work, offers a sustainable means of food production.

4 days ago

Thousands participate in annual ‘Great Utah ShakeOut’ earthquake drill

Thousands of Utahns took part in this year's Great Utah ShakeOut at work, school or home.

5 days ago

UDOT is stressing work zone safety, especially near schools

As road construction ramps up around the state, construction on 5600 South in Roy will directly impact elementary school students heading to and from school.

6 days ago

Lights On! and West Jordan police team up to help drivers with mechanical issues

The West Jordan Police Department is allowing officers to give a voucher for drivers who were pulled over for mechanical issues instead of a ticket.

8 days ago

UTA ski bus ends seasonal service with ridership gains

Warmer temperatures mean the Utah Transit Authority's ski buses will be slowing down soon.

11 days ago

Extra officers to patrol Utah roads in April looking for distracted drivers

Law enforcement agencies across Salt Lake and Utah Counties announced Thursday that officers and Utah Department of Safety troopers are working extra shifts on Utah roads with unmarked vehicles to patrol for distracted drivers.

12 days ago

‘Remembering Siena’: How a Utah mom keeps her daughter’s legacy alive

Last October, 17 years old, Siena Schoenrock was fatally hit by a car while on a walk in Orem. However, Siena's family is keeping her legacy alive with a 5K run and a memorial.

13 days ago

A first look inside the Taylorsville Utah Temple

Media got a first look inside the Taylorsville Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ahead of the public open house.

14 days ago

Utah nonprofit launches helpline for Indigenous people experiencing domestic and sexual violence

A new statewide helpline aimed at helping Indigenous communities with domestic and sexual violence has opened its lines on Monday.

15 days ago

Bagel store that ditched tipping, continues to see support from customers

A small business in Bountiful gained attention for its decision not to ask for tips at checkout and says the decision was worth it.

18 days ago

Phase 3 of construction at Salt Lake City Int’l Airport expected to finish later this year

Officials at the Salt Lake City International Airport are calling 2024 a “transformative" year as construction of Phase 3 at the airport is expected to be completed later this year.

20 days ago

Utah family goes on a multimonth bike tour across Europe

Dale Majors, his wife and their six kids logged some 1,850 miles across Europe and the Alps during a multimonth family bike tour.

25 days ago

Utah’s Hope Hero Foundation is saving teen lives

Discover how The Hope Hero Foundation empowers teens and prevents suicide. Be the hero of your own story!

26 days ago

Granite Education Foundation honors teachers, administrators with Excel Awards

Every year, the Granite Education Foundation honors nine teachers and one administrator in what is called the Excel Awards.

28 days ago

New exhibit of Missouri artifacts opens in Church History Museum

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened a new exhibit in the Church History Museum Monday, which will be open to the public until Oct. 26.

29 days ago

Northern Utah blasted with high winds

The anticipated high winds blew through Utah overnight Thursday, hitting the northern part of the state with gusts nearly 90 mph.