KSL IN YOUR COMMUNITY

KSL in your community: Telling your stories

SALT LAKE CITY — For over 100 years, KSL has been a part of your community.

In 2023, we’re bringing KSL into your community, focusing on the issues that matter to Utahns far and wide. We’re taking our shows on the road, stopping at Utah high schools to shine a spotlight on the amazing people and stories of your community. It’s part of our mission to uplift Utah’s community and families.

We hope to hear from you, and learn more about what makes your city come alive. 

Be on the lookout for when we’ll be in your area! Last week we were in Layton, and this week we’ll be broadcasting live  from Granger High School on February 9th. 

Listen as we share the microphone with those in your community who are truly making a difference. 

We want to hear from you.

Have a story idea or tip? Send it to the KSL NewsRadio team here.

Today’s Top Stories

KSL in Your Community

Guests look over items during the opening of Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry in American Fork on ...

Mark Jones

Tabitha’s Way: Food pantry lending help to those in need

The co-founders of Tabitha's Way in Utah County joined Dave & Dujanovic on Thursday to discuss how their food pantry works and where they get their food.

2 years ago

Utah Food Bank...

Allessandra Harris

Utah Food Bank aims to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ this summer

The Utah Food Bank is joining forces with the Letter Carriers Union to collect non-perishable food items for those in need.

2 years ago

The Radio Television Digital News Association, RTDNA, awarded Utah's Noon News, Utah's Morning News...

Waverly Golden

KSL NewsRadio awarded three Regional Murrow Awards

RTDNA, awarded Utah's Noon News, Utah's Morning News and Follow the Ballot on KSL NewsRadio with Murrow Awards.

2 years ago

Wade Mathews with Be Ready Utah discusses how to be prepared to bring needed medication with you du...

Waverly Golden

Be Ready Utah: How to manage prescription medications during an emergency

Wade Mathews with Be Ready Utah discusses how to be prepared to bring needed medications with you during an emergency.

2 years ago

Be Ready Utah was created back in 2006 for flood control in St. George, now it proves to be more us...

Aubri Wuthrich

Be Ready Utah created in 2006, due to flooding

Be Ready Utah was created back in 2006 for flood control in St. George, now it proves to be more useful than ever with recent flooding.

2 years ago

prepared evacuations...

Elizabeth Weiler

How to be better prepared for short and long term evacuations

"It's important to plan ahead, " Wade Mathews from Be Ready Utah said. "But our evacuation steps are going to depend on how much time we have." 

2 years ago

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Visit Bear Lake

How To Plan a Business Retreat in Bear Lake This Spring

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BYU EMBA at the Marriott School of Business

Hear it Firsthand: 6 Students Share Their Executive MBA Experience at BYU’s Marriott School of Business

The Executive MBA program at BYU offers great opportunities. Hear experiences straight from students enrolled in the program.

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Bear Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau

Looking for a New Winter Activity? Try Skijoring in Bear Lake

Skijoring is when someone on skis is pulled by a horse, dog, animal, or motor vehicle. The driver leads the skiers through an obstacle course over jumps, hoops, and gates.

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Intermountain Health

Five Common Causes of Cervical Cancer – and What You Can Do to Lower Your Risk

January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness month and cancer experts at Intermountain Health are working to educate women about cervical cancer.

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Bear Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau

Get Ready for Fun at the 2023 Bear Lake Monster Winterfest

The Bear Lake Monster Winterfest is an annual weekend event jam-packed full of fun activities the whole family can enjoy.

KSL in your community: Telling your stories