Curtis Booker
Growth, wealth and poverty reporterCurtis Booker is KUER’s growth, wealth and poverty reporter in the new Central Utah bureau. After broadcasting school in Detroit, Curtis began his career in Top 40 radio as an on-air personality and programmer. He pivoted to television news, worked as a producer and news reporter and now has a chance to mesh his radio and TV experience together.
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An area nonprofit is working with Provo city officials to offer hotel vouchers to people without a place to sleep. But what happens to those who are still on the streets? -
Not quite a year into the program, the state's court system has received more than 216,000 records to be expunged.
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A new 25-unit apartment complex will soon open in Beaver County as demand soars for housing in the rural community.
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Students past and present recount magical moments at the longtime home for the arts on the north end of the Brigham Young University campus.
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Utah’s recent storms are making for a healthy winter, but a costly headache from road damage.
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Here’s how students at a Utah County university are working to spread the message of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. all year-long.
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With slim staffing and conservative spending tactics, two Utah cities of Lehi and Manti explain how snow removal remains a high priority.
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The growing city in Utah County cites traffic and safety concerns as the reason behind the new restriction.
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School officials are putting mental health at the forefront following the tragic killing of a family in the Southern Utah town of Enoch.
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The city in rural Utah found a deal on a badly needed new fire truck, replacing a 30-year-old engine.
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Is enough being done to spread awareness about the meaning of Kwanzaa among Utahns?
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Figures from Feeding America say 288,970 Utahns face hunger with 104,840 of those being children.
