Keri Wilcox
KSL Investigates: Denver Motel Task Force Could be Model for Salt Lake City
An area of Salt Lake has more than its fair share of crime, but the city’s hands seem to be tied. The KSL Investigators traveled out of state in search of a potential solution to make our community more safe.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Teen Suicide Prevention
Suicide is the second leading cause of death of teens in Utah and the state's teen suicide rate is consistently higher than the rest of the nation. There are things we can do to as families, parents and a community to save lives.6 years ago
Utah Boy Shares Reality of Severe Anxiety – On Stage
About one in eight children struggle with anxiety. Oliver’s story is unique because it takes a dramatic turn -- ending up on stage.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Prevent tragic accidents by safely storing firearms
You may think that telling your child how dangerous a gun is will deter them from touching it, but children are curious. Now is a good time to make sure you're practicing proper gun safety.6 years ago
Virtual Exams: The Right Rx for What Ails You?
Having a doctor examination from miles away? Welcome to telemedicine.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Go Behind the Scenes of Police Work at a Citizen’s Academy
Do you wonder what it is like to be a police officer? Many law enforcement agencies offer opportunities for you to see what's taught in the police academy.6 years ago
General Conference Special: Miracles from Elsie
Three-year-old Elsie Mahe’s life was cut short after a tragic accident in the family home, but her legacy lives on. See how the sparkle and spirit of a little girl has helped to spread faith, love, and kindness across the globe.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Preventing Domestic Violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Statistics show it's an important topic. According to the Utah Department of Health, domestic violence, or intimate partner violence, affected 18 percent of Utah women in 2016.6 years ago
That Tingling Feeling Called ASMR
Logan Smith is what's called an ASMRtist, someone who makes videos that give some viewers a tingling sensation called autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).6 years ago
Despite Crime & Health Violations, New SLC Ordinance Does Little to Solve Problems At Local Motel
Police say a Salt Lake City motel is a haven for drugs, prostitution and assault. Neighbors want it shut down, claiming it does nothing more than attract crime. For months, the city has said its hands are tied, but it's finally taking action.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Rail Safety Week
The second annual safety week goes from September 23-29 across the United States and Canada. Police departments across the country have partnered with Amtrak and Operation Lifesaver to remind people how important it is to follow train safety laws along the railroad tracks.6 years ago
After Traveling the World, The Bucket List Family Finds a New Home in Hawaii
After three years and 63 countries, the full-time traveling family from Utah is settling down.6 years ago
Generation Orphan: How Drug Addiction Has Impacted a Growing Number of Utah Students
A growing number of Utah students are raising themselves because their parents are dead, incarcerated or out of the picture due to drug addiction.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Tips From Salt Lake Police On How To Stop Bullying
What if your child is the victim of bullying at school? Here are some tips on how to stop bullying from the Salt Lake Police Department.6 years ago
Safe in 60: Make a Plan to Be Prepared
September is National Preparedness Month, and a great time to remind us to prepare ourselves and our families for disasters that may happen.6 years ago
A Summer of Fire and Then … Rebirth
Thirty years ago this week a dramatic battle was underway — Yellowstone faced its most extreme fires in more than a century, and many feared it would destroy the beloved park. But 30 years later, scientists say it turned out pretty much the opposite6 years ago
Safe in 60: Please Do Your Part to Save Lives on Utah Roads
Labor Day marks the end of the 100 deadliest days for traffic crashes. Unfortunately, we had more traffic deaths this year than last year. While the Utah Department of Transportation won't release official numbers for several days, at least 100 people died on Utah roads this summer.6 years ago
KSL Does the Math to Compare Fuel Rewards Programs
Gas prices in Utah right now hover just over $3 a gallon. A fuel rewards card could help you shave a lot of money off your Labor Day road trip. There are pros and cons to the different options, so KSL did the math to see how the savings stack up.6 years ago
KSL Investigates the Pricey Cost of Airport Citation
It’s probably safe to say nobody likes getting a ticket, especially when that ticket runs you upwards of $6,000. When a Utah man contacted the KSL Investigators about his pricey citation, they had one question: is it fair?6 years ago
Safe in 60: Avoiding Confusion Around Emergency Vehicles
Whenever an emergency vehicle uses lights and sirens, it raises the level of confusion for all drivers on the road. Here are some important reminder if you encounter a firetruck, ambulance or police car while driving.6 years ago
KSL Investigates ‘Golden Parachute’ Policy For Elected Officials
A unique benefit allows Weber County elected officials to access a lump sum payment worth tens of thousands of dollars if they quit, or lose an election. The benefit has cost taxpayers nearly $250,000 over four years.6 years ago
Waiting, Sweating, Hoping For Rescue: Recalling 1963 Utah Mine Disaster
They waited in the dark a half-mile underground, in blistering heat, for someone to rescue them. In 1963 an explosion killed 18 miners and trapped others for more than two days in almost intolerable conditions. Two survivors returned--- to remember.6 years ago
KSL Teacher Survey: Schools Don’t Do Enough to Control Access to Campus
More than 1,400 teachers responded to a KSL survey sent to high school teachers across the state. Around 90 percent of respondents reported feeling safe in their schools and classrooms, but almost 60 percent said they didn’t feel their schools did enough to control access to their buildings or equip them to address mental health concerns.6 years ago