Simone Seikaly is a Digital Content Producer at KSL-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, and competitive sports, with a focus on Utah's crime, traffic, and academia. Simone's work has been featured in KSL-TV, KSL NewsRadio, and KSL 5 TV.
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Simone Seikaly's focus primarily lies in covering local news, politics, and crime within Utah and Salt Lake City. Her coverage includes breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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SALT LAKE CITY — On Tuesday, Jan. 21, Utah lawmakers will convene the annual general session of the Utah Legislature.
The record high in Salt Lake wasn't unexpected, and meteorologists say that a blast of winter is on the way.
By: Simone Seikaly
The National Weather Service reported that the official high at Salt Lake City International Airport on Friday was a record 52 degrees.
WEST JORDAN, Utah — There's a brand new way for drivers, bikers, and walkers to get across the busy Mountain View Corridor in West Jordan.
By: Simone Seikaly
OGDEN — For the first time in 2025, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah said they have treated a bald eagle for lead poisoning.
The number of signatures needed in Utah to run for office are 10 times higher than other states according to Rep. Ray Ward of Bountiful.
A drinking water bill would modify the Utah's Safe Drinking Water Act.
A bill proposed by Sen. Scott Sandall, R-Tremonton, would modify the Safe Drinking Water Act and require the Utah Department of Environmental Quality to establish a fee program.
The bill sponsor says his firearm safety device legislation recognizes different types of gun owners have varying safety needs.
As part of a commitment to easier home-buying, Utah Democrats said they will try to restrict institutional investors from buying homes.
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