Larry D. Curtis

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Website: https://ksltv.com/

A veteran of Utah news, Larry has worked in Salt Lake City and Utah for decades. He has deep experience with print, television and digital publications and has had his work appear coast-to-coat and around the world for digital audiences. He leads the digital team at KSL TV, emphasizing local content but with an eye on the nation and the world with a soft spot for entertainment. Larry has been the Executive Producer of Digital Content for KSL TV since 2021.

UEA board votes unanimously to oppose ballot measure that would change education funding

The Utah Education Association Board of Directors voted unanimously to oppose a November ballot measure that would amend Utah's Constitution and change how education is funded.
4 days ago

Utah man killed in Montana avalanche while skiing

A Utah man was killed in a Montana avalanche Tuesday during a skiing expedition.
5 days ago

Meticulously restored Manti Utah Temple ready for public open house

The Manti Utah Temple, a jewel of Utah pioneer industry and art, now renovated and restored, is ready to host guests for an open house starting Thursday.
7 days ago

Police: Man on parole dragged a woman by her mouth into apartment, threatened to kill a neighbor

An Ogden man on parole is back in jail charged with seven felonies after he beat up a woman, threatened to kill a neighbor, and kept the woman in their shared apartment when he dragged her inside multiple times, including by her mouth, according to police.
12 days ago

Trump defeats Haley in Utah’s GOP presidential caucuses on Super Tuesday

Just after midnight Wednesday morning, Utah's Republican Party released its numbers from Tuesday night's caucus that finds Donald Trump leading Nikki Haley.
13 days ago

Powerful winds close lifts and runs at Utah ski resorts

As powerful winds and a winter storm surged into Utah Saturday, several ski resorts closed lifts or cancelled ski days.
16 days ago

Man dies after single-car rollover on I-15 in central Utah

After an emergency call of reckless driving, a man was taken to a hospital and died following a single-car crash in central Utah.
19 days ago

Ogden man arrested on suspicion of years of sexual abuse of a child

A man was arrested on suspicion of child sex abuse that he admitted went on repeatedly for two to three years, according to police. Juan Castro, 26, was booked into the Weber County Correctional Facility Thursday
1 month ago

Utah Legislature formally censures school board member Natalie Cline

Utah's House has drafted a formal censure of Natalie Cline for her social media post of high school students on Feb. 6 that has drawn criticism from many of Utah's politicians.
1 month ago

7-month-old boy dies in Magna hospital after apparent accidental drowning

A child died in Magna Wednesday, in what detectives are investigating as an accidental drowning.
1 month ago

Man arrested in connection to a house fire that killed 9 puppies

A man who was pulled from a burning house told police he intentionally started the fire and knew the nine puppies killed were in the house when he started the blaze.
1 month ago

Cox, Henderson denounce behavior of school board member Natalie Cline

Gov. Spencer Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson condemned the behavior of Utah School Board Member Natalie Cline Wednesday night.
1 month ago

Vacant building burns in Murray near cemetery

A fire in a vacant building on Vine Street blazed has closed 5400 South while fire crews battle the blaze.
1 month ago

2 dead, another critically injured in crash that closed US 191 south of Moab

One woman is dead and two other people were critically injured after a collision on U.S. Highway 191 just south of Moab.
1 month ago

Truck and train collision closes Main Street in Lehi

A train and truck collision has closed portions of Main Street in Lehi Wednesday night. Police said at approximately 8:40 p.m. that the street would be closed "for some time."
2 months ago

Man who died saving woman from icy reservoir was a Salt Lake County deputy

The man who died Monday while rescuing a woman who fell through ice at Settlement Canyon Reservoir was a deputy with the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, and his final act was pushing the woman out of the water.
2 months ago

Cox signs bills to replace diversity offices and regulate transgender bathroom use

Gov. Spencer Cox signed six bills Tuesday, including the transgender bathroom bill and the bill to replace diversity, equity and inclusion offices in Utah's public schools.
2 months ago

As Sundance films head to mainstream audiences, themes of family emerge in award winners

As the dust settled from the just ended Sundance Film Festival, themes emerged from the storytelling while sales reports mean mean some of the top films will be available for general audiences either streaming or in theaters.
2 months ago

Layton adds new narcotic-sniffing dog to police force

A new German-speaking recruit has emerged from training to join the Layton City Police Department.
2 months ago

‘Super/Man’ documentary highlights touching, intimate life of Christopher Reeve and his family

"Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story," is part of the 2024 edition of Utah-hosted Sundance Film Festival, kicked off the Salt Lake City portion of the internationally renowned fest at the Rose Wagner Theater.
2 months ago

Motorcyclist killed in Murray collision, driver facing DUI charges

A man is dead after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car Tuesday evening.
2 months ago

Utah produced ‘Ninety-Five Senses,’ gets Oscar nomination for Best Animated Short

Utah had a lot to celebrate with Tuesday's announcement that short film "Ninety-Five Senses" was one of five animated short films nominated for an Academy Award.
2 months ago

Gunfire rings out in downtown Salt Lake City, no injuries reported

SALT LAKE CITY — Gunfire was reported in downtown Salt Lake City, though no injuries have been reported. The investigation into the reported gun shots, in the area of 400 South and 300 West, found evidence of gunfire, according to Salt Lake police. No arrested have been made and as officers process the scene of […]
2 months ago

With an opening weekend loaded with celebrities, Utah’s Sundance fest moves toward second half

The first weekend of the Sundance Film Festival traditionally brings the stars, camera and media focus. What remains on Monday is a festival that continues to screen films in Park City and Salt Lake City through the weekend and tends to take on a bit more local feeling, with awards and sales and headlines still to come.
2 months ago