Kennedy Camarena

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Over 4,000 customers without power in the Ballpark neighborhood

4 days ago | kslnewsradio.com | Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY — At least 4,707 Rocky Mountain Power customers are without power on Sunday afternoon in the Ballpark neighborhood. According to Rocky Mountain Power, the cause of the power outage is currently unknown, and crews are working to get the power up again. The power company stated on its website that the power went out right before 1 p.m.The Salt Lake City Police Department said in an X post that people should treat traffic signals as a four-way stop while the power is down.
Utah honors anniversary of ‘Shot Heard Round the World’

4 days ago | kslnewsradio.com | Alex Cabrero |Alton Barnhart |Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY — The sound of bagpipes echoed off the marble steps of the Utah Capitol Saturday morning. It was the kind of sound that makes people stop and listen. But this event wasn’t about music. It was about a gunshot; one that was fired 250 years ago on Lexington Green in Massachusetts, a moment forever known as the Shot Heard Round the World. It was the beginning of the American Revolution and, eventually, the story of how the United States began.
SLCPD says progress is being made at the Jordan River Trail

5 days ago | ksltv.com | Kennedy Camarena

LOCAL NEWS Apr 19, 2025, 12:14 PM | Updated: 12:15 pm SALT LAKE CITY — Rangers with the Salt Lake City Police Department are reporting a drop in both drug paraphernalia and garbage around the Jordan River Trail, after a portion of the trail was temporarily closed at the beginning of April. SLCPD said in a news release that the decision to temporarily close parts of the trail was because officers wanted to make improvements to the trail and make it safer for the public.
6 undocumented immigrants arrested in relation to stolen property investigation

5 days ago | ksltv.com | Kennedy Camarena

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6 undocumented immigrants arrested in relation to stolen property investigation

5 days ago | kslnewsradio.com | Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY — Six people were arrested after police discovered stolen property, cash, firearms and three different types of drugs. Heber City Police Department said in a Facebook post that the discovery was made when the Wasatch Back Major Crimes Task Force (WBMC) investigated burglaries and vehicle thefts happening in Heber City, Midway City and Wasatch County. Police also said those thefts started in January.
Police searching for missing 12-year-old in Sandy

1 week ago | ksltv.com | Kennedy Camarena

Apr 16, 2025, 7:08 AM SALT LAKE CITY — Police are searching for a 12-year-old who was last seen at a TRAX platform in Sandy on Tuesday afternoon. Sandy City Police Department said Taddy Valdez was last seen wearing black shoes, khaki pants, and a grey hoodie. “Taddy is 4’09” tall, approximately 75 pounds, black hair and brown eyes,” police said.
Park City carpool program cuts emissions, saves people money

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Mariah Maynes |Kennedy Camarena |Alton Barnhart

PARK CITY, Utah — ‘Ride On,’ the Park City carpool program designed to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions and alleviate traffic congestion, accounted for 350,639 miles of multi-person transportation between Dec. 1 2024 and March 31, 2025. According to Park City Municipal, the program transferred 26,000 single-occupancy vehicle trips to public transit or carpools. Clayton Scrivner, the communications manager for Park City, said 8.9 tons of CO2 were reduced this year during the program.
Massive SLC road construction begins this week in Rose Park

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Carter Williams |Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY — Construction is about to begin on a massive two-year project that seeks to improve a key road on the west side of Utah’s capital city. Salt Lake City is expected to begin the much-anticipated 600/700 North reconstruction project in Rose Park this week, as signs warn drivers to “expect delays” beginning on Wednesday because of lane closures in the area. The city is also planning to hold another public open house on Wednesday to explain the project’s hazy timeline.
Union bill opponents race to meet signature threshold

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Adam Small |Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY– Opponents of what’s known as Utah’s new “union bill” have until Tuesday to submit more than 140,000 signatures needed to place a referendum on the November ballot. House Bill 267 outlaws collective bargaining for Utah’s public sector employees, including teachers, police and firefighters. The bill faced significant public opposition, but was still signed into law by Gov. Spencer Cox.
SWAT team working on incident in Salt Lake City

1 week ago | ksltv.com | Kennedy Camarena

SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City Police Department is asking the public to avoid an area in Salt Lake City while a SWAT team works on an incident. The SLCPD SWAT Team responded to an incident taking place at 2333 West North Temple St. on Sunday. According to police, the incident is contained and involves an assault suspect. “Our SWAT Team is working to safely resolve a situation involving an assault suspect who has barricaded himself inside an apartment,” police said.