Karah Brackin is a reporter for KSL 5 TV in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a focus on local news, Karah covers a wide range of topics including travel, weather, community events, and pet safety. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and providing valuable information to help navigate daily life in Salt Lake City.
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By: Karah Brackin
Utah officers are working extra shifts in April to patrol for distracted drivers.
By: Karah Brackin
WEST JORDAN — If a West Jordan police officer stops a driver for a mechanical issue, like a broken turn signal, they may not get a ticket but a voucher.
As road construction ramps up around the state, construction on 5600 South in Roy will directly impact elementary school students heading to and from school.
SALT LAKE CITY — Drop! Cover! Hold on! There is no time for hesitation.”Yes, we do live in earthquake country.
A community garden is springing to life and, through lots of love and hard work, offers a sustainable means of food production.
Salt Lake City planted 250 trees in honor of Earth Day and Arbor Day at the Regional Athletic Complex.
A lot of training is required for fightfighters, who have to be able to handle high-stress situations at any time of the day.
Players, coaches and management of the now inactive Arizona Coyotes arrived in Utah on Wednesday morning ahead of the NHL in Utah party Wednesday afternoon at the Delta Center.
OGDEN — A Utah man is on his way to a Guinness World Record on the slopes of Snowbasin. Tom Hart says the best part of his day is when he gets to put on his skis for the first run of the day.
– Some of the best fencing and parafencing athletes in the nation are competing for the championship title.
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