KSL NewsRadio's Lineup
12:00 PM - Utah's Noon News
-------------------------------------------------------
Features
Featured on KSL Newsradio
Go Behind the Headlines....
Go beyond the stories and topics you hear on KSL each day. Reporters, talk show hosts, and those on the other side of the microphone are sharing their insights and experiences on The KSL Blog.
Former associate professor dies in fall from U shuttle
A former University of Utah associate professor died after falling out of the side rear doors of a university shuttle bus.
Nov 20th - 6:12pm
Man pleads guilty to threatening federal informant
A guilty plea came Friday in the case of a man who threatened an undercover federal informant. Charles Denton Armstrong, of Blanding, pleaded guilty in a deal he made with prosecutors.
Nov 20th - 4:40pm
‘Twilight' fans bitten by ‘New Moon'
Teenagers--and even some adults--are out for blood, and you can blame it all on the movie "New Moon." It is giving fans plenty to bite into, and retailers are cashing in.
Nov 20th - 4:19pm
Jordan School District prepares for painful cuts
The Jordan school board is trying to find ways to offset a $29 million budget shortfall for the upcoming school year.
Nov 20th - 12:22pm
Driver flees from police, crashes car into house
Murray police are searching for a man who they say borrowed a friend's car and then returned it by smashing into the garage after fleeing from them.
Nov 20th - 12:21pm
Swing set collapses, ends in near miss on playground
The John Hancock Charter School in Pleasant Grove is replacing two swing sets on its playground after one collapsed when children were nearby. (File photo)
Nov 20th - 8:55am
New law protects against genetic discrimination
Genetic testing isn't that popular yet, but the federal government is trying to stay one step ahead. Starting this weekend, a new law means employers cannot discriminate based on genetic information.
Nov 20th - 5:30am
Autopsy report in Taser death released; officer cleared of wrongdoing
Prosecutors in southern Utah announced Thursday they will not file charges against Hurricane City police for the death of a mentally ill man they subdued with a Taser--that's in spite of a medical examiner's report that says the Taser may be what killed him.
Nov 19th - 10:06pm
Teen arrested in 2nd drive-by at Ogden home
A 16-year-old will be tried as an adult after being charged in the second of two shootings targeting the same Ogden house.
Nov 19th - 8:43pm
Victims offer mixed reviews on SLPD's online crime reporting
Salt Lake City police started offering online crime reporting in June for crimes like vehicle burglaries and vandalism, but some victims say the process sends the wrong message.
Nov 19th - 8:23pm
FAA glitch traced back to Salt Lake City
A computer problem grounded flights on the east coast and caused a ripple effect of delays across the country. The FAA says the problem started in Salt Lake City.
Nov 19th - 5:47pm
Palin coming to Utah to promote book
Sarah Palin will be in Utah on Dec. 9 to promote her autobiography, "Going Rogue."
Nov 19th - 5:10pm
Police agencies, first responders and retailers get firsthand look at threat of IEDs
Is there a way to protect ourselves from terrorist acts? The FBI says awareness and training can help law enforcement, first responders and the private sector know how to respond.
Nov 19th - 4:33pm
2 In-N-Out Burger locations open in Utah
Fans of In-N-Out Burger eagerly awaited Thursday morning's grand opening of the first two restaurants along the Wasatch Front. In-N-Out Burgers usually opens at 10:30 a.m., but there was so much excitement the Draper location started serving up burgers at 9 a.m.
Nov 19th - 3:08pm
Interim committee moves to eliminate restaurant tax
Lawmakers are working to make a change after learning the 1 percent local restaurant tax isn't taking from tourists as was intended.
Nov 19th - 8:58am
Most Popular
Site Index
News |
Weather
Traffic |
TV
Sports
Opinion |
Radio |
Classifieds
Announcements
Events
Movies |
Advertise with KSL
Other Resources
Wireless
Legal
Sister Sites
|
© 2009 ksl.com KSL Television & Radio, Salt Lake City UT A Division of Bonneville International m25
KSL's public inspection files, including the Children's Television Programming Reports and the DTV Quarterly Activity Station Report, are available for viewing during regular office hours at the KSL Broadcast House.