Daniella Rivera
Investigative Reporter at KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
Murrow & Emmy award-winning investigative journalist | Dedicated to serving the public through seeking & reporting truth | Story idea? DM me! | Also on Signal
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ksltv.com | Annie Knox |Daniella Rivera
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah’s on track for a busier wildfire season. At the same time, cuts on the federal level could mean fewer firefighters and fewer resources are at the ready to help the state respond. Fire forecasters are keeping a close eye on the weather as last year’s growth becomes this year’s problem. Monsoons coming in too late or too weak could raise fire risk above normal, said Basil Newmerzhycky, a meteorologist with Great Basin Predictive Services.
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ksl.com | Daniella Rivera
SALT LAKE CITY — A majority of Utah law enforcement agencies have not complied with a new law requiring them to provide sexual assault data to the state. "This is a really important issue," said Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake City. Unlike other types of violent crime in Utah, rape is consistently recorded at higher rates than the national average. "In Utah, we're in the top 10," Romero said.
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5 days ago |
kslnewsradio.com | Garna Mejia |Daniella Rivera |Ivy Farguheson
SOUTH JORDAN — After more than a month, South Jordan missing teenager Alisa Petrov has been found alive in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The South Jordan Police Department confirmed that the 15-year-old girl is in the care of officers with the Colorado Springs Police Department. Scanner traffic indicated the teen walked into the police station and identified herself. Authorities confirmed she is in good health and safe. Her family has been notified and is expected to reunite with her soon.
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kslnewsradio.com | Daniel Woodruff |Brynn Carnesecca |Daniella Rivera |Bryanna Willis
LEHI – Utahns are reacting to a U.S. Supreme Court decision paving the way for the Trump administration to take away protections for migrants who came to the country under humanitarian parole. The Supreme Court on Friday overruled a lower court that kept in place legal protections for humanitarian parolees from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The Trump administration wants to shut down that program, which allows people from those countries to come to the United States temporarily.
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kslnewsradio.com | Brynn Carnesecca |Daniella Rivera |Bryanna Willis |Ivy Farguheson
MURRAY — Shoes are a necessity for children to go to school. They provide protection, give a sense of security and help students to fit in. Still, many students have to wear shoes that are ill-fitting, no longer functional or may not be able to afford shoes at all. Intermountain Medical Center in Murray partnered with the Murray School District and Murray Education Foundation to provide shoes for the students in need.
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As someone who reports on sexual violence, I hear concerns about false reports of rape often. But here’s the thing… the data just doesn’t back up those fears. Our latest shows who’s actually lying to police in Utah, what they’re lying about, and why: https://t.co/RY8CrczUoN
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