Lauren Steinbrecher is a Senior Reporter and MMJ (Multi-Media Journalist) for KSL 5 TV, based in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a focus on local news, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in WSFA 12 News, KFYR-TV, and KSL NewsRadio.
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Lauren Steinbrecher predominantly covers local news in Utah, with a significant focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships, entertainment, crime, healthcare, accidents, community service, and events. Pitches should be tailored to align with her emphasis on local impact.
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By: Cassidy Wixom, Lauren Steinbrecher
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes HOLLADAY — A firefighter and five police officers were injured while responding to a house fire on Thursday that also injured two residents — one of whom is still in critical condition.
A community recounts the horrific events during a fire in a Holladay duplex that left one person critically injured and several others injured while trying to help.
By: Lauren Steinbrecher
A new Tooele restaurant is explaining how they were left scrambling before their grand opening, after finding out they couldn’t get a liquor license because of where they’re located.
— The owners of a Moab dog boarding business are devastated after a late-night fire tore through their facility Saturday, killing two dogs trapped inside and injuring another.
A family is sharing about their dog’s fight to stay alive after firefighters rescued her from a dog boarding business that went up in flames.
By: Lauren Steinbrecher
A family is sharing about their dog’s fight to stay alive after firefighters rescued her from a dog boarding business that went up in flames.
By: Lauren Steinbrecher
A Spanish Fork man is thankful he's okay, after a rockslide came crashing down onto Highway 6 and hit his truck Friday afternoon. He explained it happened so fast that he barely had time to react.
A dental office is hoping the public can help police identify a thief who they say helped herself to employee belongings in the room they thought was safest at the office, right during the middle of the workday.
By: Lauren Steinbrecher
A church in Fruit Heights had volunteered to serve as a Code Blue shelter in the county. But after residents nearby argued against the move, county leaders agreed to move the location elsewhere.
By: Lauren Steinbrecher
The family of a 15-year-old boy is sharing about their heartbreak after he died in a natural gas explosion in his home this week. The family of
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