Jed Boal
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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City celebrates opening of Colony B, affordable housing in Ballpark area
Salt Lake City celebrated the opening of a brand new affordable apartment complex in the Ballpark Neighborhood. → Read More
Gearhead paradise. Utah International Auto Expo opens in Sandy
The 2023 Utah International Auto Expo opened Friday at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Sandy. → Read More
Outdoor Retailer's on-mountain demo day returns to Utah
The return of the Outdoor Retailer Show to Utah also means a return of the on-mountain demo day. → Read More
With over 300 killed on Utah roads in 2022, UHP urges driving basics
This new year, state troopers and safety advocates urge all of us to go back to the driving basics to save lives. → Read More
'I thought that was the end', Man describes surviving Neffs Canyon avalanche
A backcountry skier feared his life was over when an avalanche swept him into a tree in Neffs Canyon Wednesday. → Read More
Plow drivers needed, but UDOT says the storm itself was the source of Monday commute delay
Were UDOT plow issues the source of the traffic troubles this past snowstorm, or was it the storm itself? → Read More
Tooele residents give back with the 'Thanksgiving Project'
Dozens of families and friends in Tooele have made serving their neighbors part of their Thanksgiving tradition. The Thanksgiving Project provided meals to 250 families this year. → Read More
UDOT plow drivers prepare for statewide snow in the Utah mountains
Meteorologists at the Utah Department of Transportation are monitoring an upcoming weekend storm for their snow plow drivers. They expect to start clearing snow Saturday evening. → Read More
Utah's newest transit system breaks ground on $26M new home
Utah's newest public transit system is about to finally have a home. → Read More
Utah's record heat creates conditions for roads to buckle
This unprecedented heat wave can be tough on Utah roads. Last week, UDOT shut down several lanes of traffic on I-15 when the concrete pavement buckled in the searing heat. → Read More
'A miracle of a step': Work begins on 300 affordable housing units for Salt Lake seniors
Salt Lake County made a big move Friday to preserve and improve nearly 300 affordable housing units for seniors. → Read More
How to save on your energy bill during hot summer days
When the temperature hits 100 degrees, the power grid feels it, and so do our electric bills. But the power company has been preparing for days like this and we can, too. → Read More
UDOT crews working to clear snow from mountain passes by Memorial Day
Weather in Utah heated up this week, but snow still covered roads in some of Utah's high mountain passes. → Read More
Veteran Marine from Kaysville in Ukraine helping families flee war
A U.S. Marine Veteran from Kaysville has been helping refugees escape Ukraine for nearly two weeks. → Read More
Kaysville couple raising money to help refugees at Ukrainian border
Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine three weeks ago, a Kaysville couple knew they needed to do something to help. → Read More
US veteran helps 30 families escape Ukraine
A U.S. Marine veteran from Kaysville has been in Ukraine for a week helping refugees escape. → Read More
Something other than COVID-19 could be making you sick these days
While COVID-19 cases have dropped in Utah this month, other respiratory illnesses are now making people sick. That could cause confusion for some people because doctors with Intermountain Healthcare expected the sniffing and sneezing to continue for a few weeks. → Read More
Former refugee and Utah Marine heads to Ukraine to help
A Kaysville man is packing up and heading for Ukraine to do what he can to help those fleeing the Russian invasion. → Read More
BYU professor says people of Russia and Ukraine share unique bond, heartbroken over war
An assistant professor at Brigham Young University who has studied in both Russia and Ukraine now fears for a divide between the two countries. → Read More
Blood test could reveal risk of having long-term health effects of COVID-19
While long COVID-19 continues to cause medical problems for thousands of Utahns, new research suggests a blood test could one day help determine a person's risk for the perplexing condition. → Read More