Simone Seikaly is a Digital Content Producer at KSL. She covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, litigation, security and law enforcement, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on health and wellness topics such as consumer health and health news. Simone's work has been featured in KSL (1160 AM / 102.7 FM), KSL NewsRadio, and KSL TV (Channel 5).
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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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By: Simone Seikaly
Photographer Kayla Trujillo spends her days behind the camera capturing that magic for families, and she's the first to remind us that the best photos aren't always the polished ones. We walk through Trujillo's insights to help you document the season.
A recent conversation on the Noon Show spotlighted a feel‑good mission that's been quietly making a big impact for years. Blake and Ben Murdock stopped by to talk about Hyundai Hope On Wheels and how Utah Hyundai dealers are helping children and families facing pediatric cancer.
According to relationship expert Matt Townsend, some of the most heroic acts don't happen on battlefields or in burning buildings. They happen quietly, in living rooms, between two people trying to love each other well.
Two years ago, most people had never heard of GLP‑1 medications. Now they're part of everyday conversations, headlines and doctor's visits and one big question keeps coming up: How do you keep the progress once you stop taking them?
By: Simone Seikaly
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to stop what each calls an unlawful decision to convert a warehouse into an ICE detention facility.
By: Simone Seikaly
Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to stop what each calls an unlawful decision to convert a warehouse into an ICE detention facility.
Summer heat can be dangerous, especially for people living with heart conditions. We broke down why high temperatures put extra strain on the heart with a CommonSpirit expert.
By: Simone Seikaly
SALT LAKE CITY — Box Elder County Commissioners have approved a 180-day moratorium on any new data centers. They said the moratorium was needed after the Stratos project exposed issues that need attention.
By: Simone Seikaly
SALT LAKE CITY — You don't have to slow down or change your plans to stay informed. KSL NewsRadio has launched a new daily podcast that offers
SALT LAKE CITY — The birth of two male common warthog piglets is the first-ever such arrival at Utah's Hogle Zoo.
