Mike Anderson is a copy editor with a focus on local news in the Salt Lake City area. He has written for various publications, including KSL 5 TV, KFYR-TV, and The Columbian. His articles cover a range of topics, including environmental issues, outdoor activities, community events, and local government.
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Salt Lake City, Utah, United States (Local)
Mike Anderson primarily focuses on local news in Salt Lake City, Utah. His coverage includes a wide range of topics such as sports, family & relationships, scientific developments and entertainment news.
If you're reaching out to Mike with story ideas or expert commentary, consider his emphasis on local events and announcements related to government activities. Pitching stories that relate to the themes covered in his articles would likely resonate well with him. Additionally, providing insights into issues around sports like basketball (especially local teams), transportation matters specific to Salt Lake City or Utah state, performing arts events within the region and initiatives for impaired driving prevention could be particularly relevant.
As Mike's geographic focus is mainly centered on Utah and Salt Lake City area, it's important for pitches to reflect this regional relevance when reaching out.
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By: Mike Anderson
OGDEN — Funding to feed 20,000 kids in northern Utah is drying up after a $300,000 donation was pulled from a local charity.
By: Mike Anderson
Hoffman, a senior, and Richter, a freshman pile up 136 yards and three touchdowns.
By: Mike Anderson
Roslyn never led until the senior knocked one into the right corner with 24.6 seconds left in the extra period to win it. Goalie Ashley Borg made eight saves.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - This is the time of year when fisheries crews are spawning walleyes on Lake Sakakawea to ensure the incredible fishing in our state continues for future generations.
By: Mike Anderson
In what has been a magical ride for Bayport-Blue Point boys lacrosse, its regular-season finale made the trip worth the while.
Those of you who know me know I’m not the Letter to the Editor-writing type, but this concerns a topic very close to my heart: the renovation of the wrestling room at Rye High and Middle School. The wrestling room renovation is included in the school district’s 2024-2025 annual budget. It’s a need that has come up since the passing of the capital bond in 2019, fueled in part by an exciting resurgence in wrestling at Rye High School and in the greater Rye community. It’s an incredible sport that teaches important life lessons about winning and losing. Just ask any wrestler! The wres-tling room at our middle and high school needs to be brought up to par.
By: Phil Donaldson, Brandi Lunneborg, Mike Anderson
By enabling community hospitals like Lakeview to maximize use of existing licenses, we can keep care closer to home when possible.
By: Michael Houck, Mike Anderson
TREMONTON — After nearly 60 years in business, a restaurant is gaining community support after being severely damaged by a fire.
By: Mike Anderson
PAGE, Ariz. — After boaters at Lake Powell regularly spent hours in a decontamination line to rid their boats of quagga mussels, the Utah Divison of Wildlife Resources discovered a way to condense that line to just minutes.
A 5K is being held at Friendship Park in South Ogden in memory of Dee Smith, a Weber County Attorney who was beloved by the community.
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