Katija Stjepovic is a Traffic Reporter/Anchor at KSL. She covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, traffic management systems, and the intersection of climate change with automotive and telecom issues. Katija's work has been featured in KSL (1160 AM / 102.7 FM), KSL TV (Channel 5), FOX 13 (KSTU-TV), and NewsBreak.
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Salt Lake City, United States (Local)
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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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By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — As families get ready to pile into the car for summer road trips, safety checks are especially important. One Utah woman is stressing the proper use of kids' car seats after a fateful December day that changed her life.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — Parents are raising concerns about drivers repeatedly failing to stop for school buses unloading children, prompting calls for stricter penalties and increased community awareness.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SANDY, Utah — A Sandy man is proposing a new approach to tackling road rage after years of witnessing what he describes as increasingly dangerous driving behavior on the state's roads.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — Advocates are calling for immediate action to prevent children from dying in hot cars as summer approaches, following a recent heatwave with more expected on the way.
By: Katija Stjepovic
As the stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day — known as the 100 deadliest days for drivers and passengers — gets underway, traffic officials and families who have experienced tragedy firsthand are urging drivers to make safer choices behind the wheel.
By: Katija Stjepovic
Road rage is an increasing problem in Utah and across the country — and one Fox 13 viewer wanted to know why people treat each other so differently behind the wheel than they do anywhere else.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — Nearly 10,000 crashes in Utah in 2025 involved older drivers — those 65 and older — and fatalities from those crashes rose almost 50% compared to 2024.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — Three Utah roads have been ranked among the most passive-aggressive in the country, according to a new study that surveyed more than 3,000 motorists about driving behavior across the United States.
By: Katija Stjepovic
A Utah family is sharing their story after a 14-year-old's full-face helmet saved his life during an e-bike crash in July 2025.
By: Katija Stjepovic
SALT LAKE CITY — Extreme temperatures are not giving Utah's roadways a chance to cool off. UDOT crews are seeing more cases of road buckling than usual for this time of year, and officials warn it is not only a nuisance — it can be dangerous.
