Events
Matt Rascon
The Gateway preps for snowboarders as The Complex hosts NBA legends
The All-Stars are expected to bring some big names to Salt Lake City, including basketball legends like Charles Barkley and Shaquille O’Neill. But you can also expect to see some of the biggest names in snowboarding.1 month ago
Michael Houck
Utah realtor announces ‘Live Like a Local Treasure Hunt’ in honor of her nephew
A Ogden realtor announced a $10,000 treasure hunt to encourage locals to learn more about the northern part of the state.2 months ago
Karah Brackin
Salt Lake City officials, first responders, and volunteers team up for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Many Salt Lake City officials, first responders, and volunteers gathered on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day of Service to help the Utah Food Bank.2 months ago
Lauren Steinbrecher
Outdoor Retailer makes its big return to Utah this week
Outdoor Retailer gets ready to make its official return to the Beehive State years after controversy over public lands pushed it to Colorado.2 months ago
Larry D. Curtis
Rose Bowl Parade continues its ‘never on Sunday’ tradition established in 1893
Traditions, that are such an essential part of the Rose Bowl Parade, extend way back to the 19th Century and include a "never on Sunday" policy.3 months ago
Madison Swenson
How to donate to Primary Children’s Hospital during KSL’s Give-A-Thon
The annual KSL Give-A-Thon is Wednesday, Nov. 30 in partnership with Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital. Here's how you can donate.4 months ago
Carole Mikita
Family of boy with rare genetic disorder thankful for care at Primary Children’s
With a big smile and a clap of his hand, anyone can tell that Emmett Bleyle is a lively, happy 5-year-old. His parents will tell you that every day of his life is a gift.4 months ago
KSL Give-A-Thon
KSL NewsRadio and TV, together with FM100.3 and 103.5 The Arrow have teamed up to raise more money for the kids being served by the hospital than ever before! Listen and watch for compelling stories, interviews with patients, families and hospital staff. We’ll share the story of this incredible hospital and the hundreds of amazing […]5 months ago
Brooke Williams
Free-entry to all national parks and monuments Saturday
National Parks free entry on September 24.6 months ago
Brooke Williams
Utah libraries standing against censorship and book-banning
Banned Books Week 2022 celebrated in libraries across the state with events and open discussions and book clubs and more.6 months ago
Brooke Williams
Wheelchair Palooza teaches wheelchair users how to skate
PARK CITY, Utah — Wheelchair users, friends, and families are invited to Woodward skate parks Saturday, September 24 for Wheelchair Palooza. Wheelchair users can learn how to skate and find community, with a special tricks performance by Aaron Fotheringham, also known as “Wheelz,” from action sport collective Nitro Circus. The event is sponsored by Challenged […]6 months ago
Ashley Moser, KSL TV
Early diagnosis of rare heart condition helps Amaya on her road to recovery
Amaya was born with a rare heart condition, which, fortunately, was found before she was born.1 year ago
Angie Dennison and Eliza Pace, KSL TV
Primary Children’s gives Cammdon a new chance at life
Cammdon suffered debilitating seizures...then a groundbreaking brain surgery changed his life.1 year ago
Angie Denison, KSL TV
Young boy battles severe heart defect, endures multiple heart surgeries
Talmage has a severe heart defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome. At three days old, he underwent his first heart surgery. Since then, he has undergone two more complex, open-heart surgeries.1 year ago
Eliza Pace KSL TV
Uintah High Marching Band and Orchestra to perform in Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade
The Uintah High Marching Band and Orchestra will be marching in the annual Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade in Oahu, Hawaii this December 7 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.1 year ago
Angie Denison and Eliza Pace, KSL TV
Preston uses his voice to stay positive while battling rare cancer
Preston Christian remains positive in his final battle with cancer, encourages others to make the most of their time.1 year ago
Eliza Pace KSL TV
Star Trek star George Takei to visit the U of U
The University of Utah’s MUSE (My Signature U Experience) program announced its first national guest for the 2022 year, George Takei. Takei played Lieutenant Sulu on the original “Star Trek” and is a noted activist for Asian-American and LGBT rights. He will be speaking at the U on Jan. 27, 2022 at Kingsbury Hall. Takei’s […]1 year ago
KSL TV Staff
Young Sophia benefits from Primary Children’s Hospital dance, music therapy program
It's been proven, kids are empowered through Music and Art Therapies to manage pain, express emotion, and keep a positive attitude during a hospital stay. As part of KSL’s Primary Children's Give-A-Thon campaign, we met a patient named Sophia who has benefited from both Dance and Music Therapy at the hospital.1 year ago
Eliza Pace, KSL TV
Cafe Rio offers free food for a year at grand opening in City Creek
The beloved Utah restaurant, Cafe Rio, held a grand opening in City Creek Friday.1 year ago
Eliza Pace
Girl with leukemia uses music and arts program to help her fight
Primary Children's hospital offers a music and arts program for kids to help them get through their toughest battles during hospital stays.1 year ago
Christie Taylor
‘They made me stay alive’: young girl grateful for Primary Children’s care
SALT LAKE CITY – Harper Morgan was at a family holiday party when her grandmother and aunt asked Harper’s mom, Cora Morgan, if Harper Morgan was okay because she looked pale. Cora Morgan said she couldn’t shake the feeling and called the doctor from the party. “He asked if we wanted to do a blood […]1 year ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
Spectators: World Cup Climbing Competition Almost Feels Normal
The fastest climbers in the world went head-to-head at the World Cup of Climbing in Salt Lake City over the weekend. Both spectators and athletes said the crowd, the cheers and the atmosphere made it feel like things were almost normal again.2 years ago
Jenne Anderson & Matthew Jacobson, KSL TV
South Jordan’s Spring Spectacular Will Be Drive-Thru Event This Year
The City of South Jordan has been putting on its Spring Spectacular for more than a decade, and the pandemic isn't changing things.2 years ago
