Brianna Chavez is a reporter, anchor, and producer for KSL 5 TV in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a focus on local news, Brianna covers a range of stories including community events, human interest pieces, and breaking news. Her work has also been featured on KVIA-TV and The University Star.
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Brianna Chavez focuses on local news, particularly stories related to crime, community events, and assistance programs in Utah and Salt Lake City. She often covers evolving or breaking stories as well as government announcements.
If you have insights or can provide expert commentary on local crime trends, community events, or social assistance programs in the Utah area, Brianna would likely be interested. Additionally, if you have firsthand knowledge of ongoing local events that fit her coverage themes such as family & relationships and crime within the specified geographic focus areas (United States/Utah/Salt Lake City), she may find your input valuable.
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By: Brianna Chavez
Ask any BYU or Utah fan, the rivalry between the two schools runs deep. But during a private event on Friday Utes fans and Cougar fans gathered together putting that rivalry aside.
Hundreds of Utahns celebrated Day of the Dead or Dia de Los Muertos on Saturday at different events across the Salt Lake Valley.
Hundreds of Utahns celebrated Day of the Dead or Dia de Los Muertos on Saturday at different events across the Salt Lake Valley.
By: Brianna Chavez
A Park City teenager, who became close friends with a foreign exchange student from Spain while studying in Utah, is hoping to raising funds for him and others devasted by deadly flash flooding in Valencia, Spain earlier this week.
By: Brianna Chavez
Deaths from flooding surpasses 200 with hundreds still missing following late-October storm
With one day until election day, many Utahns may be feeling anxious. While the first Tuesday of November can be stressful, the Wednesday after Election Day can maybe help put you at ease.
While flights take off at the Salt Lake City International Airport, employees like Ron Smith are busy keeping his eyes not on the planes, but on animals.
— As ski resorts begin to open across the state, the Utah Transit Authority will resume its regular ski service later this month and will add something slightly new.
Several volunteers showed up in downtown Salt Lake City early Sunday morning to help nonprofit Project Rainbow carry more than 800 pride flags up and out of their basement office to help distribute this week ahead of
For the last decade, Edward Flegal has been walking about one mile from his home in Holladay up to a bridge on 4500 South across Interstate 215 with an American flag honoring those who've fought for our country.
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