Debbie Worthen is an Anchor/Reporter at KIFI News Group. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, crime and justice, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on Utah's judicial system and societal dynamics. Debbie's work has been featured in KSL 5 TV, KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT), and KSL NewsRadio.
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Thousands of feet of copper wiring were stolen in Sandy and police are requesting help tracking down the thieves.
By: Debbie Worthen
UDOT plows are expecting to be out and about until a pre-Thanksgiving storm wraps up Wednesday morning. Here's how you can be prepared.
A look inside the holiday rush at Minky Couture shows how much work is put in all year long just for sales that take place over a single weekend.
This holiday season, North Star Recovery & Wellness is leading a statewide initiative to give back to those in recovery with a holiday clothing drive.
By: Debbie Worthen
A Magna family is thankful to be alive after a truck crashed in their home Wednesday afternoon.
By: Debbie Worthen
Estimated read time: 1-2 minutes MAGNA — A Magna family is thankful to be alive after a truck crashed in their home Wednesday afternoon.
The man who drove his car through the showroom of a Sandy car dealership on Monday afternoon is out of jail Tuesday, sharing his emotional side of the story with us.
By: Dan Rascon, Debbie Worthen
Michael Murray admits that he was frustrated and emotionally drained when he crashed his newly purchased car into the Tim Dahle dealership building in Sandy on Monday. - Meghan Thackrey, KSL-TV
By: Debbie Worthen
A Utah family is sharing their daughter's story Wednesday, just days after she passed away. Kemry Smith died after battling Rett syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the nervous system.
A father who police say shot his wife and four children, killing all but one of his sons, before then killing himself, was known to his neighbors as a different man — someone who was very nice.
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