Mary Richards
Mary Richards is a reporter who's been at KSL NewsRadio since 2002. She is a BYU grad, Missouri native, and the mom of four boys and a girl. Contact Mary at mrichards@ksl.com.
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More school resources this year for students’ mental and emotional health
More school resources will be available for students' mental and emotional health this year. -
Education
With kids back to school, watch for crosswalk and bus safety
Back to school means pencils, books, increased crosswalk activity and an important reminder for drivers to practice safety and be careful around every bus. -
Education
Students heading back to class hoping for a more normal school year
Students, faculty and staff across the Canyons School District put plans in place to hopefully make 2021-2022 a more 'normal' school year. -
Police
Crossing guards are in demand around the state
Crossing guards are in demand around the state. -
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Planners at The Point want the public to see their framework
Planners at The Point want the public to see their framework. -
Education
New Davis teachers start the school year with a bang
A high school drum line, cheerleaders and student body officers greeted new Davis School District teachers walking into Farmington High School Tuesday. -
Utah
Family of bride killed in I-15 crash pleads: Don’t drink and drive
Tenzing and Angelica Dhondup had only been married a few hours when troopers say a wrong-way drunk driver caused a crash and killed the new bride. -
COVID-19: Vaccine Watch
Headed to the doctor? Expect to be asked about the COVID-19 vaccine
Doctors say they're stepping up after the governor and lieutenant governor asked them to help educate patients about the COVID-19 vaccine. -
Wildfire
Third group of Utah firefighters deploys out of state to help fight fires
A group of 22 firefighters from around Utah left early Thursday morning to help Montana with their wildfires -- the third Utah group to leave this summer. -
Health
Investigators talk about “moneygrubbers” in elderly Medicare fraud
SALT LAKE CITY — The Federal Government is calling out scammers for Medicare fraud and taking judicial action against them. The Department of Justice says two nurse practitioners in Montana were just sentenced this week for conspiring to defraud Medicare out of millions of dollars. Former US Attorney for Utah, John Huber, told KSL’s Dave […]
