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Eric Cabrera's coverage focuses on local news in Utah, particularly around community, charity, health, and winter-related topics. He frequently includes government announcements and data citations.
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By: Eric Cabrera
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah leaders say they plan to pursue legislation this year that would make “bell-to-bell” device limits the default policy in public schools, expanding restrictions beyond classroom time to the entire school day.
By: Alex Cabrero, Eric Cabrera
The family of a 7-year-old Cedar City boy who was left in a coma after being struck by an SUV has made the difficult decision to let him go, saying his life will continue to help others through organ donation. (Photo courtesy: Nathan Reese family)
By: Eric Cabrera, Alex Cabrero
KEY TAKEAWAYS The family of 7-year-old Nathan Rees, hit by an SUV, will donate his organs.
By: Eric Cabrera
The conversation, organized by Nomad Alliance, brought together a small group of unsheltered individuals and Salt Lake City Police Chief Brian Redd for a candid discussion about the cycle of homelessness and incarceration.
By: Eric Cabrera
SALT LAKE CITY — After two young Saratoga Springs boys at the center of an Amber Alert were safely found in Mexico, a Utah child development expert said situations involving fear, disruption or separation can still affect children, even when they are too young to explain what they feel.
Eric Cabrera is a reporter for KSL NewsRadio. You can reach him at ecabrera@ksl.
By: Eric Cabrera
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah education leaders are partnering with Google to expand access to artificial intelligence tools in public schools, a move they said will help students develop AI literacy while giving educators new tools to support classroom instruction.
By: Eric Cabrera
SALT LAKE CITY — One year after Afa Ah Loo was killed during the No Kings protest in downtown Salt Lake City, those closest to him say they want people to remember far more than the tragedy that took his life.
OREM — Federal investigators are searching for a suspect accused of stealing mail from an Orem post office.
SALT LAKE CITY — For decades, breaking into the music business meant convincing a handful of powerful gatekeepers that your song deserved to be heard.
