Ashley Fredde is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She writes for KSL-TV and her work has also been featured in the Deseret News. Ashley covers a wide range of topics including local news, crime, politics, and outdoor recreation in the Salt Lake City area.
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Ashley Fredde's coverage mainly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on breaking and evolving stories related to crime and community issues in Utah and Salt Lake City. She frequently covers announcements related to public safety, homelessness, and natural disasters such as avalanches.
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Estimated read time: Less than a minute SALT LAKE CITY — A 35-year-old man was critically injured in a two-vehicle crash on 400 S. State on Friday evening.
By: Ashley Fredde
The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition and 15 domestic violence service providers from across the state together launched the Dear Utah campaign to bring awareness to domestic violence.
By: Ashley Fredde
Program created to address domestic violence needs in the state, including rural areas
By: Ashley Fredde
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By: Ashley Fredde
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — Volunteers of America Utah will open a 16-bed residential treatment program for men experiencing homelessness and mental health issues on Tuesday.
By: Ashley Fredde
The first emergency winter overflow shelter beds for Utah's homeless opened last week with more expected to come online in the coming weeks, but not all beds will be available all winter.
By: Ashley Fredde
Leer en español Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Salt Lake City launched a Tenant Resource Center and Relocation Assistance Fund.
By: Ashley Fredde
Leer en español Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — Five potential locations are being considered for a new large homeless campus with 1,200 emergency shelter beds.
By: Ashley Fredde
Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes Mountain Road Church withdrew its offer to host a warming center during code blue conditions in Fruit Heights due to community discord.
By: Ashley Fredde
A man was transported to the hospital after he was shot by police in West Jordan early Sunday. (Steve Griffin, Deseret News)
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