Mike Headrick

Salt Lake City

Anchor and Reporter at KSL.com

I'm a man... I'm an Anchorman! 5/10pm Newsanchor and Investigative Reporter @KSL-TV. BYU grad. Ohio native. Love the Cougars & Buckeyes and all things C-town!

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The Becky Reeve Story: Testament of Triumphs

1 month ago | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick

SALT LAKE CITY — Paralyzed from the neck down. That has been the life of Becky Reeve for more than six decades. Some studies show many quadriplegics live only 7 to 12 years once diagnosed. Reeve is now in her 80s. And her story is much more than simply “beating the odds.” It’s what she’s done and continues to do with the gift of life. Back in November 1962, Reeve was on a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Jan. 6 attack: How far did criminal cases against Utahns get?

Jan 21, 2025 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick

SALT LAKE CITY – President Donald Trump pardoned about 1,500 participants in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, directing the U.S. Attorney General on Monday to drop pending prosecutions and ensure those serving prison time are released. 19 of those either charged or convicted in the riot are from Utah.
When toxins come home from work who’s responsible?

Jul 15, 2024 | ksltv.com | Annie Knox |Mike Headrick

WEST VALLEY CITY – When Barbara Boynton started feeling tired and weak in 2015, her wisteria was blooming by the front porch where she spent summer evenings with her grandchildren. By the time doctors found out what was wrong with her lungs, her yard was covered in frost. Boynton was diagnosed that winter with mesothelioma, a rare cancer with only one known cause: asbestos. She died less than a month later.
The Kirtland Story of Faith'

Apr 7, 2024 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick

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Falconer advocates for the use of falcons and birds in classrooms

Nov 13, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mary E. Culbertson |Mike Headrick

MIDVALE — A middle school teacher is bridging what she calls the “nature gap” with students of 2023 by bringing a peregrine falcon into her classroom sessions. Krista Edwards is a Canyons School District instructional coach and supporting teacher. She also happens to be a licensed falconer.
Stop for Students: The dangerous distances you drive when distracted

Nov 8, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick |Keira Fairmont

TAYLORSVILLE – Every time you use a device behind the wheel, experts say you’re effectively driving blindfolded. Depending on how fast you’re driving, the distance you travel while your eyes are on that “quick text” may surprise you. Research shows reading a typical text message will take you roughly 4.6 seconds. If you’re driving 55 miles per hour, your car would cross an entire football field before you looked up.
Why drivers ignore school bus stop arms; what Utahns can do about it

Nov 7, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick |Mary E. Culbertson

SALT LAKE CITY — Marcus Swainston has been driving a bus for the past decade. Junior high, elementary, you name it. Currently, Swainston is working for Jordan School District, shuttling 86 children to and from school daily, and he seems to enjoy his work. He even lets the students choose what color of hair he has. “You really get this relationship built with these children, and they become just like yours,” he said.
Unlawful gag clauses found in multiple Utah home builder contracts

Jul 21, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick |Cindy St. Clair

HIGHLAND, Utah — When Tony Capone deliberated moving back to Utah, building a home instead of buying an existing one was an attractive option. “What that would do for us is to give us 10 months to a year to figure out the logistics,” Capone said, “and then we’ll be able to move the family in due time once the house is complete.”Capone shopped around and ultimately found the perfect spot in Salt Lake County.
Noise. Lights. Crowds. Pickleball problems plague neighbors

Jul 7, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick |Cindy St. Clair
AI Revolution: The past, present, and future of artificial intelligence in Utah

May 22, 2023 | ksltv.com | Mike Headrick |Cindy St. Clair