Shelby Lofton is a multimedia journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She focuses on local news stories, covering a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured on KSL 5 TV and KSL NewsRadio, providing comprehensive coverage of the Salt Lake City area.
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By: Shelby Lofton
A woman seriously injured in a six-car crash on Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway shared what she remembers of the crash, and how severe her husband's injuries are.
By: Shelby Lofton
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Dana and Tim White were seriously injured in a six-car crash in Eagle Mountain Wednesday.
– The Salt Lake City Police Department is investigating an unusually high number of car thefts and said that Hyundai and Kia owners in particular need to look out.
By: Shelby Lofton
– We're getting a first look at a road rage incident that led to a Utah man going to prison for firing a gun at an Amazon driver.
By: Shelby Lofton
On Thursday, a Pleasant Grove man was reunited with the people who saved his life when he went into cardiac arrest at the gym.
– Utah doctors have a warning about a widely-circulated social media post that claims to offer some life-saving advice. But in reality, that advice could put your life in jeopardy.
By: Shelby Lofton
Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Dr. Blake Gardner debunks "cough CPR" advice circulating on social media.
A Davis County woman and her family have been lighting up the Bountiful City Cemetery with Christmas lights for years to help those who lost their infants too soon.
Each year, Valarie Hooper and her family decorate part of the Bountiful Cemetery where young children and infants are buried, many of whom never got to celebrate Christmas.
By: Shelby Lofton
A group of ski patrollers and mountain safety personnel are raising money if they go on strike, which could happen at any moment.
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