Ladd Egan is a broadcast journalist for KSL 5 TV, focusing on local news in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a passion for storytelling, Ladd covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, education, and public safety. His dedication to delivering accurate and engaging news has made him a trusted source for the Salt Lake City community.
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Salt Lake City, Utah, United States (Local)
Ladd Egan's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Utah, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. The themes covered in his articles include entertainment news, crime, family & relationships.
Given this focus, those looking to reach out should consider providing insights or commentary related to local government initiatives or ongoing community developments within Salt Lake City and surrounding areas. Expertise in topics such as housing market trends, fire safety regulations, and education policies specific to the region may also be of interest.
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Students at Brigham Young University have been hard at work cracking the code of the honeybees’ dance, which is used to communicate.
By: Ladd Egan
Lehi firefighters are nervous about the hot and dry conditions combined with fireworks this holiday weekend. They’re also dealing with another problem: drivers not pulling over and letting fire trucks pass.
Dry grasses and expected gusts of wind have Draper’s fire department worried about fireworks on this Pioneer Day.
As the summer heat continues in Utah, harmful algae is becoming more of a problem with several county health departments issuing watches and warnings.
Higher mortgage rates are not only making homes less affordable for buyers but they’re also resulting in fewer homes on the market.
More than $3 million has already been spoken for during the first week of Utah’s new, $20,000 first-time homebuyer assistance program.
With school starting next week in southern Utah's Washington County, some parents are worried about ongoing construction at Enterprise High School.
It was a race to the finish line to complete a new elementary school in the Eagle Mountain in time for the first day of class.
By: Ladd Egan
Despite the U.S. Army Inspector General Agency concluding an investigation into the head of the Utah National Guard and finding the allegations substantiated, Maj. Gen. Michael Turley said in a statement to KSL Friday afternoon, Turley said, “I do deny any allegations of an improper relationship.”
By: Ladd Egan
Utah celebrated World Mental Health Day with a first-of-its-kind prevention training — in Spanish.
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