Courtney Johns is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is currently a writer for ABC4 Utah - Utah's CW30 (KTVX/KUCW), focusing on local news and justice-related stories. Courtney's work has also been featured in the Tampa Bay Times and KIAH-TV.
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Courtney Johns focuses on local crime and justice stories in the Salt Lake City area, with a specific emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to the justice system. She also covers government announcements and legal policy regulation.
Journalists like Courtney tend to value local expertise when covering crime and justice-related topics. If you have insights into ongoing legal cases or developments within the Utah justice system, offering commentary or analysis could be particularly valuable.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as politics, she may also appreciate pitches that provide human-interest angles or political context around criminal cases in her coverage area.
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By: Courtney Johns
Leer en español Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — Over a year after a K-9 officer named Loki was found dead inside
Two dogs are recovering after a fire destroyed a garage and damaged two homes Thursday afternoon near 700 South and 330 West in Tooele.
By: Courtney Johns
KSL Investigates confirmed Lucifer 'Justin Case' Everylove is a legitimate candidate for president and spoke with him about his campaign.
By: Courtney Johns, Daniella Rivera, Annie Knox
As part of a settlement agreement, the Utah Attorney General's Office released thousands of pages of Sean Reyes' work calendar to KSL. The release of the records brings an end to a nearly two-year legal effort by Reyes and his office to conceal the records from the public.
By: Courtney Johns
A Utah mother was heartbroken to learn her autistic daughter was repeatedly placed in seclusion at school. KSL Investigates examined how often it happens in Utah, and what the law allows.
Utah attorney general released his work calendar. What is — or isn’t — inside.
By: Courtney Johns
Recent deaths of several teenagers sent the KSL Investigators searching for solutions to a rise in teen violence.
An increase in reports of violent behavior across Utah's public schools and charters sent the KSL Investigators searching for solutions, and we found one program shows promise.
By: Annie Knox, Courtney Johns
Utah has seen a troubling rise in teens charged with firearm-related crimes, prompting calls for better data tracking and prevention efforts as experts explore how minors are obtaining guns.
A daycare facility in Cedar City must close its doors by December 4.
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