Mythili Gubbi is a News Reporter with a focus on regional interest and world news at various outlets including WDSU-TV and KESQ. She covers a wide range of topics including finance, public security, and real estate, with particular attention to the United States, Central America, and South America. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Houston Style Magazine and FOX 13 (KSTU-TV).
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Mythili Gubbi's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in Utah and Salt Lake City. She covers community events, public safety issues, government announcements, and evolving stories related to family & relationships as well as government & politics.
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By: Mythili Gubbi
HANSEL VALLEY, Utah — Newly released renderings of the proposed data center in Box Elder County show large glass buildings on 40,000 acres of land in the Hansel Valley area near the Great Salt Lake. Images of the buildings from O'Leary Digital and the design company, Gensler, show just how large the footprint of the new Stratos Data Center project could be.
OGDEN, Utah — In less than three months, the average price for a gallon of gas nationwide has increased by more than 50 percent. Drivers in Utah are feeling the cost of rising gas prices weighing heavily on their wallets, and with summer travel on the horizon, the climbing costs are on people's minds.
By: Mythili Gubbi
People in Ogden gathered to celebrate a beloved band teacher, Mr. Randy Green, who has been teaching at Mount Ogden Junior High for 33 years.
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FARR WEST, Utah — Drivers in Farr West are worried about the safety of an intersection after two crashes in the same spot last week.
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FARMINGTON, Utah — Federal and state leaders got a chance to get a close look at the Great Salt Lake during a boat tour on Saturday. The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, members of Utah's congressional delegation and other state leaders were out on the lake to help understand the challenges faced by the lake.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah — For one Utah family, it's the hardest thing they've been through, with two little boys missing and believed to be in some danger.
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OGDEN, Utah — Neighbors in Ogden have been rallying for months to save the green space that used to be Taylor Canyon Elementary School.
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GRANTSVILLE, Utah — One car went up in flames in Grantsville on Saturday because of a device containing a lithium-ion battery was left inside and exposed to the sun.
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OGDEN, Utah — A little girl's trip to the emergency room a few years ago inspired a family's mission to help others. The Mack family is trying to help kids in scary situations, one stuffed animal at a time.
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Ogden Valley City leaders said they have to make up for a $2.2 million budget shortfall that came after incorporating into a new city . This could mean either a 519% tax increase for residents, or imposing multiple fees and cutting expenses to come close to bridging the gap. But the route they go depends on what the state allows them to do.
