Britt Johnson is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She writes for KSL NewsRadio and KSL-TV, focusing on local news and events in the Salt Lake City area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, health and safety, outdoor recreation, and local business news.
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A 12-year-old heart transplant recipient got to spend a special Star Wars-themed day at Lagoon on Friday but that was just the beginning.
The county clerks in Weber and Davis say they're ready to add additional resources as needed if voting lines get too long.
Voting lines were an hour long in one northern Utah location this week but county clerks in other areas are confident that that was an exception.
SALT LAKE CITY — Inflation is one of the biggest issues voters say is on their minds this election.
According to Matt Whitaker with the Cache Community Food Pantry several food pantries have said supplies are low.
The voting lines in Weber County got so busy that lines grew up to three hours long and employees stayed over 12 hours.
SALT LAKE CITY — A program that serves Wasatch, Summit and Utah counties is falling short on their funding leaving up to 300 senior citizens on a waitlist for Meals on Wheels.
By: Britt Johnson
Food pantries are low on supply, and many hunters would like to donate some of their game meat. But state regulation won't allow it. Photo credit: The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
By: Britt Johnson
FILE - Bret Harte Retirement Inn residents make their way down to the dining room for lunch, May 6, 2020, in Grass Valley, Calif. Utah has a good number of highly ranked nursing homes but, there's a difference between our short-term and long-term care. (Elias Funez/The Union via AP, File)
A car fire in Cottonwood Heights killed a 31-year-old man on Tuesday. Police say they believe it was accidental and drug-related.
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