Lindsay Aerts is a host and reporter for KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a focus on local politics and a passion for pop culture, Lindsay brings a unique perspective to her reporting. Her work has appeared on various platforms, including KSL-TV and Telemundo 15.
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The neighborhoods that make up Salt Lake City's west side has historically been underserved, but residents hope that's starting to change through city investment and new housing stock.
By: Lindsay Aerts
A Utah family said they've learned a tragic lesson about seatbelts after a mother and 3-year-old daughter were killed in a head-on collision Tuesday.
By: Lindsay Aerts
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes A tragic collision on U.S. 40 resulted in the deaths of Norma Jones and her 3-year-old daughter, Rosie, prompting the family to emphasize the critical importance of seat belt use.
By: Lindsay Aerts
Former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson has reversed course on running a referendum to stop the Delta Center zone tax increase.
The Utah Hockey Club is preparing for nearly 11,000 fans arriving at its season opening game on Tuesday night.
The ballots for Salt Lake County residents will be two pages for the 2024 election, and election officials are encouraging voters to fill out both sheets.
By: Lindsay Aerts
Leer en espaΓ±ol Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes SALT LAKE CITY β A legislative audit has found some errors in the number of signatures
By: Lindsay Aerts
SALT LAKE CITY β A legislative audit has found some errors in the number of signatures gathered to qualify three statewide Republican candidates for the ballot: Gov. Spencer Cox, attorney general candidate Derek Brown, and candidate for Senate, John Curtis. However, the report is clear that each candidate met requirements to qualify for the ballot based on the Davis County clerk's verification of those signatures.
A legislative audit has found some errors in the number of signatures gathered to qualify three statewide Republican candidates for the ballot. However, the report is clear that each candidate met requirements to qualify for the ballot based on the Davis County clerk's verification of those signatures.
By: Lindsay Aerts
If you've driven along 2100 South east of 700 East anytime in the last year, you know, the construction traffic can be maddening and the businesses are hard to access.
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