Alex Cabrero
Reporter at KSL.com
News reporter for KSL in Salt Lake City. Baseball player for the Utah Rockies. Prankster for everyone. I’m always looking for positive stories. [email protected]
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13 hours ago |
ksltv.com | Alex Cabrero
LOCAL NEWS Jun 6, 2025, 5:41 PM | Updated: 5:42 pm SALT LAKE CITY — Two weeks ago, Chee Secody was laughing. The 94-year-old Korean War veteran had just gotten electricity into his Tonalea, Arizona, home for the first time. The thing he was most excited about? Power tools. “I guess that was more important than his refrigerator,” said his daughter Rose Nelson with a laugh and she translated for him in Navajo during a visit by KSL-TV. But now, the laughter is gone.
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2 days ago |
ksltv.com | Alex Cabrero
SALT LAKE CITY — It has been a year since Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser was killed during a traffic stop along I-15. The man accused of running him over with a semi was back in court Wednesday as this case moves closer to trial. Related: Family calls Sgt. Hooser a hero saying he died doing what he lovedWednesday’s court appearance was requested by Michael Jayne, the man accused of killing Sgt. Hooser, because he wanted one of his attorneys off the case.
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2 days ago |
krdo.com | Alex Cabrero
By Alex Cabrero Click here for updates on this story HEBER, Utah (KSL, KSL TV) — At three miles an hour, the world slows down. Trees seem taller. Mountains feel grander. The horizon stretches a little farther. And for Patricia Petrina, that’s the whole point. “You’re moving through a country which is this gorgeous, gorgeous place,” said Petrina, gently stroking the muzzle of one of her horses. “You just have a lot of time to appreciate everything.”This isn’t just a scenic ride, though.
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3 days ago |
ksltv.com | Alex Cabrero
LOCAL (NEW) Jun 3, 2025, 8:37 PM HEBER — At three miles an hour, the world slows down. Trees seem taller. Mountains feel grander. The horizon stretches a little farther. And for Patricia Petrina, that’s the whole point. “You’re moving through a country which is this gorgeous, gorgeous place,” said Petrina, gently stroking the muzzle of one of her horses. “You just have a lot of time to appreciate everything.”This isn’t just a scenic ride, though.
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6 days ago |
kslnewsradio.com | Alex Cabrero |Cassidy Wixom
FRUITLAND, Duchesne County — The buzzing sound of chainsaws and the crunch of bulldozers are becoming more common in the Pinion Ridge area of Duchesne County between Fruitland and Duchesne, but it’s not for development. It’s for safety.
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If you’ve ever hiked the Y Mountain Trail in Provo, chances are you’ve come across Henry Miles. He has done it more than 4000 times. For his 90th birthday, his family, friends, and some hikers surprised him this morning. We’re doing a story with Henry on @KSL5TV at 6:00. https://t.co/nY3JYtpbcD
A dinosaur fossil site in St. George won’t go extinct after all. City leaders moved a planned substation to save the dig site, where volunteers uncovered bones, teeth, and possibly even a new species. We’ll have this updated story tonight on @KSL5TV at 5:00 and 6:00 #ksltv 🦖 https://t.co/e5tHD1q0Y2
The ceremony has begun at the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial outside the Capitol Building. Santaquin Sgt. Bill Hooser’s name is being added to the wall. We have live coverage on our @KSL5TV digital platforms and will have stories in our newscasts later this evening. https://t.co/NHHkmohrQ4