Jim Spiewak is a 4pm Anchor/Reporter for KUTV 2News / KMYU, KJZZ, based in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a focus on local news, Jim covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, transportation issues, healthcare, and human interest stories. His work has been featured on various media outlets across the United States.
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Jim Spiewak's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. He frequently covers stories related to family and relationships, crime, sports, politics, entertainment news as well as legal policy regulations.
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Draper City and Geneva Rock have reached a settlement in a two-year legal dispute over mining expansion rights at Point of the Mountain.
By: Jim Spiewak
The Draper City Council is rewriting their local rules to help address Utah’s housing and affordability crisis.
Security footage captured a stranger wandering onto a homeowner's property early Wednesday morning, appearing to attempt entry through the front door.
By: Jim Spiewak
Utah is set to modernize classrooms with an initiative to train K-12 educators on the use of artificial intelligence in education.
By: Jim Spiewak
Utah’s relationship with the death penalty reflects both historical ties and a growing shift in public sentiment. While some, including former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, argue the death penalty is warranted in select cases, others, like defense attorney Skye Lazaro, believe there are better ways to address even the most heinous crimes. Lazaro points out that life without parole can be its own form of justice, saying, “government-sanctioned execution is not changing what happened, it’s not bringing anyone back.” (Photo: Mike Stephen, KUTV Photojurnalist)
Utah’s relationship with the death penalty reflects both historical ties and a growing shift in public sentiment. While some, including former Utah Attorney Gen
The Davis County Sheriff's Office is investigating how an inmate reportedly smuggled methamphetamine into the jail and allegedly tried to sell it to other inmates. (Photo: KUTV)
By: Jim Spiewak
Imagine losing your home without ever knowing it was stolen. Deed fraud, also known as title fraud, is a threat made easier by technology, and experts warn it’s
By: Jim Spiewak
Families of the two victims in a 2007 Saratoga Springs home explosion reflected on their losses after a recent home explosion in South Jordan.
The Cottonwood canyons are gearing up for a surge of holiday skiers to end November, and with them, the familiar gridlock in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
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