Heather Kelly
Heather Kelly is a news and traffic reporter on KSL NewsRadio, and the host of the podcast "Money Making Sense." Contact her at hmcshane@ksl.com.
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UTA launches new Fare Cap system that could mean free rides
If you buy a transit pass for Utah Transit Authority (UTA), some of your trips may be free under the new Fare Cap program. -
COVID-19-families-schools
City council extends mask mandate for Salt Lake City schools
Students will continue to mask up in Salt Lake City public schools, after the city council voted to extend the mask mandate through at least Oct. 15. -
Safety
Children can’t estimate traffic gaps when trying to cross the street
Researchers at the University of Iowa propose that young children may lack the perceptual ability to correctly, and safely, gauge traffic. -
Utah
Rent prices up 66% in Utah County over the pandemic
A new report from a Utah-based property management company finds five Utah counties saw rent prices soar over the last 18-months. -
Health
Planting trees not only cools down urban centers, they can reduce crime
Salt Lake City officials are looking at ways to cool down what is known as the "Urban Heat Island" effect and trees may just be the answer. -
Safety
Multiple weekend search and rescue missions in Utah
A number of Search and Rescue calls were made across the Wasatch front over the weekend including a fatal fall. -
Crime
Three people arrested for sex trafficking in northern Utah
hree people are in jail and several women rescued from massage parlors the Utah Attorney General's Office said were a front for sex trafficking. -
Crime
Police are looking for a man who rammed a police car and then crashed into a house
Responding officers looking for the car noticed it here at this residence here on the corner where the suspect vehicle had crashed into the home. -
Recreation
Utah tourism is still thriving during the pandemic as locals explore
Utah may not be seeing big numbers from international tourism lately, but locals are out exploring the great outdoors in record numbers. -
Safety
100 Deadliest Days ends as six more die on Utah roads
Over the 100 Deadliest Days, 93 people lost their lives on Utah roads, for the year, UHP says this year has been more deadly than last.
