Elle Crossley is a Newsroom Intern at KUER. She focuses on topics such as public education, housing market trends, and real estate development, while also exploring the intersection of public transportation and community needs. Elle's work has been featured in ABC4 (KTVX-TV), The Salt Lake Tribune, The Daily Utah Chronicle, and Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Elle's coverage mainly focuses on local lifestyle, with a particular emphasis on house & home and family & relationships. She seems to be interested in content related to parenting, teenagers, and various aspects of family life.
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By: Elle Crossley
The U.S. Supreme Court will allow the Trump administration to cut nearly $800 million in NIH research funding for projects that relate to DEI topics. Utah researchers worry about what that means for the progress of health science in the state.
By: Elle Crossley
The proposed consent order outlines requirements that Aylo, PornHub’s parent company, stop the distribution of illegal content nationwide, not just in Utah.
By: Elle Crossley
A 1,300-bed homeless campus is planned for northwest Salt Lake City, but the nearest public transportation option is 2.5 miles away. Some stakeholders worry the transportation gap will steer individuals away from the campus and the services it provides.
By: Elle Crossley
Meet the Milk Block
By: Elle Crossley
State Rep. Grant Miller thinks the simple idea could increase communication and prevent the low-level charges that make up nearly 40% of Salt Lake County jail bookings.
By: Elle Crossley
Utah’s Homeless Services Board has proposed a consolidation of the state’s three Continua of Care councils. The fear is that change could redirect statewide funding toward Salt Lake’s new homeless campus project.
By: Elle Crossley
“I figure I can't fix homelessness, but I can at least help some best friends go to bed with full bellies,” said Street Dawg Crew volunteer Micky Baker.
At a debate tournament at the University of Utah, refugee teens from several countries find an outlet to build their confidence by developing their voices and argument skills.
By: Briana Scroggins
The exterior of the Utah State Capitol on the first day of the 2026 Utah legislative session in Salt Lake City, Jan. 20, 2026.
By: Elle Crossley
Increased demand normally drives rent prices up in warmer months. But this July, Salt Lake City’s median apartment rent is down more than 2% year over year.
