On today’s segment of KSL News Now, a story you’ll only see on KSL, a mom sharing a travel horror story after getting stuck on the Canadian side of the border, experts predictions of another historic holiday travel season, and a wild encounter caught on camera in Salt Lake City. | KSL 5 TV

8.3K views · 12 reactions | On today’s segment of KSL News Now, we are talking about The Utah Division of Wildlife’s hopes for the rest of the season after a slow start to Utah’s snowpack, how you can give during the holiday season at The Road Home’s annual Holiday Mediathon happening today, and a Utah family asking a simple question that’s going viral to bring some joy to their daughter. | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

On today’s segment of KSL News Now, we are following breaking news in Provo where one business is a total loss this morning after an overnight fire, the highly anticipated November jobs report that was released this morning, and what you can expect in air quality the next few days. | KSL 5 TV

On today’s segment of KSL News Now, we are talking about victims’ loved ones are speaking exclusively to KSL after charges have been filed against a Utah surgeon, the Jewish community in Salt Lake City is united in their faith while celebrating Hanukkah, and a neighborhood tradition that is bringing both Christmas cheer and a bit of mischief. | KSL 5 TV

KSL is closley covering updates from Utah Valley University on air, online and on the KSL app. | KSL 5 TV

10K views · 43 reactions | KSL WEATHER ALERT: KSL Meteorologist Dan Guthrie has the latest on the winter storm moving into Utah. Expect winter driving conditions on Monday around the state. Snow totals will reach 4-8 inches for the northern and central valleys, with some spots potentially picking up 12 inches. The KSL Weather team will have live updates beginning on KSL News at 4:30 a.m. | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

We want to welcome a new member of our KSL family! Meteorologist Kristen Van Dyke is joining Kevin, Grant, and Brett on our KSL-TV weather team. She will be covering our weekend weather. | KSL 5 TV

30K views · 426 reactions | "Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine." -Anthony J. D'Angelo Bob Welti, who brought his own sunshine to KSL 5 TV for 41 years as a weatherman, has died at the age of 94. He retired from KSL in 1991. We are airing a special dedicated to Welti tonight at 10 p.m. Please join us as we honor our friend. | KSL 5 TV | Facebook