Katija Stjepovic is a Traffic Reporter/Anchor at KSL-TV. She covers a range of topics including Utah's traffic dynamics, holidays, law enforcement, and crime, with a particular focus on the Jewish community. Katija has been featured in KSL-TV, KSL 5 TV, and KSTU-TV FOX 13 News.
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Katija Stjepovic's coverage is primarily concentrated on local Utah events and government announcements, with a specific focus on transportation, logistics, traffic safety, and public transportation. Pitches for this journalist should thus be tailored to offer insights or stories related to these topics within the state of Utah.
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Law enforcement is used to seeing busy roads between Christmas and New Year's Day. However, what has been abnormal is the number of wrong-way crashes in recent weeks.
Law enforcement is used to seeing busy roads between Christmas and New Year's Day. However, what has been abnormal is the number of wrong-way crashes in recent weeks.
By: Michael Houck, Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — A new research synopsis from the Utah Women and Leadership Project, released Thursday, sheds light on the data-driven realities of women's experiences in the Beehive State.
The wait is almost over for the West Davis Corridor, as the new highway will host commuters starting Saturday after a celebration at 10 a.m.
− The Utah Department of Transportation and Department of Public Safety launched a new campaign Tuesday addressing Utah's road rage problem.
— The snow keeps coming, and a lot of powder lovers are packing the canyons to get fresh tracks. It also has a lot of skiers packing on buses to caravan up to the resorts.
By: Katija Stjepovic
Dozens of Salt Lake City employees and Youth City Government members spent Martin Luther King Jr. Day giving back at the Utah Food Bank.
— It's no secret that Utahns are exhausted by our bad air quality but there are ways you can help reduce emissions from your home.
A new law aimed at deterring road rage on Utah roads was passed earlier this year, with harsher penalties being handed down to those involved in road rage incidents.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — FOX 13 News is Driven to Change and that includes bringing you reports on important topics like road rage, construction, and wrong-way drivers. During our coverage, we continually ask for any questions or concerns you may have along Utah's roadways.
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