Kennedy Camarena

6 days ago | kslnewsradio.com | Ashley Imlay |Kennedy Camarena |Bridger Beal-Cvetko |Verl Johansen

SALT LAKE CITY — Opponents of a new law that bans public sector collective bargaining scored a win on Saturday as Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson confirmed they gathered enough signatures to get the issue on the ballot. The coalition of labor unions needed to get at least 140,748 active voters’ signatures — 8% of the state’s total active voters. The signatures needed to include at least 8% of voters in at least 15 of 29 Senate districts, Henderson’s office noted.

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

SALT LAKE CITY — Matthew Henke says the whole experience traveling down Main Street in a rattlesnake was a blur, but it sure was worth it. Henke and his teammates — Tom Avant, Richard Bartlett, Jordan Kelley and Doug Thebeau, competing as “The Desert Rats” — not only conquered the first-ever Red Bull Soapbox course in Utah, but the group from Kanab also wooed the judges Saturday afternoon with their “An American Tail: Fievel Goes West”-themed pageantry.

2 weeks ago | kslnewsradio.com | Bridger Beal-Cvetko |Bryanna Willis |Ivy Farguheson |Kennedy Camarena

WASHINGTON — Utah Sen. Mike Lee introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into a former FBI director and Trump critic for a social media post Lee said called for the assassination of the president.

2 weeks ago | kslnewsradio.com | Jacob Freeman |Bryanna Willis |Ivy Farguheson |Kennedy Camarena

PAROWAN — A man broke his ankle and had to be airlifted out of a remote area in Iron County Thursday. His family was also helped by rescuers. Parowan Police Lt. Eamonn Taylor said they received reports of a traumatic injury near the Vermillion Castle trail east of Parowan. “(The 911 caller) and her siblings and her father were hiking off trail, kind of doing some light bouldering on some rock faces back there,” Taylor said.

2 weeks ago | kslnewsradio.com | Ivy Farguheson |Kennedy Camarena |Bryanna Willis

TOOELE — If the Tooele Downtown Alliance has its way, Tooele residents won’t have to head to Salt Lake City for a night on the town. Composed of small business owners, city residents and property owners, the alliance believes Tooele residents should be able to have fun in their own city. And they are taking the steps to make this a reality.