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Why Salt Lake News?

Imagine waking up to a single email that captures everything happening in Salt Lake City – from Wasatch Front politics and community events to trusted investigative stories – without the hassle of flipping between apps and websites. Salt Lake's media landscape is vibrant and diverse, anchored by powerhouse outlets like The Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News, alongside TV giants such as KSL-TV and FOX 13 News. Residents here are avid news consumers, with over 64% checking updates multiple times a day through direct digital sources, prioritizing unbiased, local journalism over social media noise. In a city where trust in smaller, community-focused outlets runs high (over 50% of Utahns favor them), Briefsy steps in to solve the overload. We aggregate from reliable sources like KUER 90.1 public radio and City Weekly's alternative voices, delivering a tailored newsletter that feels like it's made just for you. No more missing key stories on local development or cultural happenings – everything arrives in one spot, free forever, so you can focus on what matters in your Salt Lake life. Utahns value fairness and transparency in reporting, with 88% seeking bias-free content. That's why Briefsy curates from high-credibility sources, blending Salt Lake's unique mix of traditional and digital media into a personalized feed that keeps you ahead without the stress.

Quick Facts

Salt Lake City ranks as the 30th largest TV market and 31st in radio nationally, with FOX 13 News producing over 56 hours of weekly coverage.
64.4% of Utahns consume news multiple times daily via websites and apps, far preferring direct sources over social media (only 17.9% reliance).
The Salt Lake Tribune, a Pulitzer-winning nonprofit, leads investigative local journalism alongside Deseret News, Utah's oldest continuously published paper.
Public radio like KUER 90.1 and Utah Public Radio serve as NPR affiliates, offering streaming for in-depth cultural and community stories.
Alternative media such as City Weekly reaches 50,000 readers weekly with arts and local voices, while Spanish-language El Semanal Magazine supports Hispanic communities.
51.2% of residents trust smaller news outlets and blogs for unbiased, transparent reporting.

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Local News Sources & Media

Salt Lake's media ecosystem blends established newspapers, robust TV and radio stations, and emerging digital platforms to deliver comprehensive coverage of local politics, weather, sports, and community issues. From nonprofit investigative powerhouses to church-affiliated dailies and public broadcasters, these outlets ensure residents get reliable, in-depth reporting tailored to the Wasatch Front.

The Salt Lake Tribune: Pulitzer-winning nonprofit focused on investigative journalism and local analysis.
Deseret News: Utah's longest-running newspaper, owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, emphasizing family-oriented and regional coverage.
KSL-TV and FOX 13 News: Leading TV stations with multi-platform apps and streaming, delivering breaking news and over 56 hours of weekly content.
KUER 90.1 and Utah Public Radio: NPR affiliates providing listener-funded, non-commercial news and cultural programming via HD radio and apps.
City Weekly: Free alternative weekly with 50,000 circulation, covering arts, events, and community perspectives along the Wasatch Front.

Staying Informed in Salt Lake

Utahns stay connected through direct digital access, favoring trustworthy sources for everything from regional politics to niche community stories. With a preference for video content like YouTube (used by 33.8% weekly) and high engagement in local journalism, residents value outlets that highlight fairness and transparency amid the city's growing diversity and development.

High daily news consumption via apps and websites, with 64.4% checking multiple times for local and national updates.
Focus on unbiased reporting, with 88% prioritizing lack of bias and 83.7% valuing transparency in sources.
Emerging video trends, including YouTube for on-demand analysis from TV stations like ABC 4.
Niche coverage for communities, such as Spanish-language El Semanal Magazine for Hispanic families.
Trust in smaller outlets (51.2%), including blogs and alternatives like Utah Stories Magazine for unique local voices.

Common Questions

What makes this different from local news sites?

Briefsy creates ONE personalized newsletter combining Salt Lake news with all your other interests - tech, sports, finance, entertainment, whatever matters to you. No more juggling multiple subscriptions.

Will I get breaking news alerts?

Briefsy delivers curated newsletters on your schedule (daily, weekly, etc.) rather than breaking news alerts. It's designed to keep you informed without the noise and interruptions.

Can I customize what local topics I follow?

Absolutely! During setup, you tell our AI about your specific interests - local politics, business, education, crime, development, etc. We'll curate local coverage that matches.

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