Karah Brackin, Author at KSLTV.com

Taylorsville Bricks & Minifigs now open after car crashed into building

After a car crashed into the front of the shop, a Bricks & Minifigs location in Taylorsville is finally opening its doors.

2 months ago

UDOT closing I-215 this weekend for bridge work in Murray

Drivers can expect delays as UDOT will close I-215 this weekend for bridge work over the interstate in Murray.

2 months ago

Intermountain Health is testing new technology to screen for jaundice

Intermountain Health is testing a new way to check for jaundice, which will eliminate the need for a poke.

2 months ago

As Super Tuesday arrives, Utah voters get their chance to be heard

Super Tuesday has arrived and is underway. While Utah Republicans will hold a caucus Tuesday night, Democrats will hold a primary election, which has voting polls open earlier in the day.

2 months ago

Lehi house partially collapses following massive fire

Several emergency crews responded to a large fire that severely damaged a Lehi home Thursday morning.

2 months ago

Miller family to donate $2.2 million in water conservation efforts in Utah

This week, the Larry H. and Gail Miller Foundation announced a $2.2 million donation to water conservation efforts in Utah.

2 months ago

Outdoor enthusiasts urged to use caution in the backcountry

The Utah Avalanche Center is urging those people heading into the backcountry to use extreme caution.

2 months ago

Utah’s 28th Storytelling Festival begins

Nationally and internationally known storytellers joined local youth on stage at Weber State University for this year’s Storytelling Festival.

2 months ago

Get sneak peek inside Lehi Ronald McDonald Family Room

On Friday morning, KSL-TV got an exclusive look at the new Ronald McDonald Family Room at the Primary Children’s Hospital in Lehi.

2 months ago

Several agencies search for source of gas smell in West Jordan

The West Jordan Fire Department spent much of Thursday morning searching for the source of a gas smell.

2 months ago

Cox shared his ‘Disagree Better’ initiative in Washington, D.C.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox was in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday to share his "Disagree Better" initiative.

2 months ago

American Red Cross of Utah encourages families to donate during Presidents Day school break

Blood donations are needed every day of the year, but with school being out during the President's Day break, The Red Cross is taking the opportunity to educate.