Karah Brackin is a Reporter at KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, UT. She covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, consumer travel, and health and wellness, while also exploring topics related to social issues, crime, and law enforcement. Karah's work has been featured in KSL NewsRadio and KSL 5 TV.
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An Eagle Mountain man was sentenced to prison on Monday for two felonies related to a 2023 road rage crash.
By: Karah Brackin
After a spike in auto-pedestrian crashes, the Ogden Police Department launched a project to do something about it.
On Friday, a Utah small business was striving to make a positive difference with a percentage of proceeds going toward support for the California wildfires.
By: Karah Brackin
Leer en español Estimated read time: 1-2 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Ogden police held a pedestrian safety event after a rise in crashes.
By: Karah Brackin
Dozens of officers were sworn into the newly created Department of Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement on Monday.
A building across the street from Kearns High School caught fire Wednesday, destroying a beloved market. The family who owns it says they have been proudly running the store for the past 21 years.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox held his first monthly news conference on PBS with members of the media on Thursday.
The 2025 expungement summit will be hosted by the SEG Foundation at the Delta Center on Jan. 22.
On Wednesday, Jan. 22, Shriners Children's Hospital celebrated their 100th birthday.
PARK CITY — In Park City, the 2025 Sundance Film Festival is officially underway. If you are out people-watching, you may come across some names like Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna.
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