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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Britt Johnson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to weather, healthcare, and government announcements in Utah. Given this focus, for an effective pitch consider offering expert insights or data-driven analysis related to local weather patterns and their impact on the community.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah — Interior design students at Vista Heights Middle School donated dollhouses to children in need. They designed and built them with their own hands.
By: Britt Johnson
The Alpine School District pictured on May 12, 2023. Now that Alpine School District is officially splitting into three, some issues could affect how those districts are aligned. (Stuart Johnson, KSL TV)
It's common to see social media posts asking for help during the holiday season. Here's how you can stop yourself from falling into a trap.
The holiday season can be tough on residents in nursing homes. A marked decline in overall well-being stems from depression
SALT LAKE CITY — Another winter storm is on the way . It will feel pretty similar to what we had on today but could pack with it a little more snow, adding to our dismal December snow totals
By: Britt Johnson, Jessica Lowell, Eric Cabrera
If you do think you've seen mysterious drones but want to be sure, experts say it's now easier than ever to discover what's flying.
The area known as "Baby Land" in the Bountiful Cemetery is a little brighter this time of year, thanks to one anonymous woman and her family.
If you're parked illegally in the town of Alta, a homemade sign with your contact info on it could save you from getting towed.
SALT LAKE CITY — An up-and-coming movie studio has chosen its debut screenplay from an unlikely source, a Utah Valley University student.
SALT LAKE CITY — Many college food pantries have been added to Utah campuses because of a growing need among students.
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