Elenor Gomberg
Communication and Audience Engagement ManagerEmail: egomberg@kuer.org
Elenor is a born-and-raised Utahan and graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in strategic communications. Before joining KUER in 2022, she worked in newsrooms and in communication fields for local and state government agencies. In her spare time, you can find her putzing in the garden, researching recipes, cooking and reading. She lives in Salt Lake City with her wife, son and two wily pups.
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KUER is pleased to share that its newsroom and flagship interview show “RadioWest” have received six journalism awards so far this year. -
Fans of NPR’s online video series “Tiny Desk Concerts” can now enjoy some of their favorite music on a weekly hour-long radio broadcast program launching on Avanza 88.3 Fridays at 6 p.m., with sister station KUER NPR Utah airing it on Saturdays at 6 p.m. -
KUER is thrilled to announce that assistant news director Caroline Ballard has been named a Rising Star by Current, a non-profit news organization that covers public media in the United States. -
KUER is pleased to share that its newsroom and flagship interview show “RadioWest” received numerous journalism awards so far this year. -
The new bilingual radio station owned by the University of Utah has announced its program director. Edgar Zuniga will lead KUUB (formerly KCPW) beginning July 1. Sister stations PBS Utah and KUER, also licensed to the University, acquired the 88.3 frequency from Wasatch Public Media in October 2023. -
KUER is pleased to announce it has been selected as a Report for America host newsroom partner and will add a dedicated Ogden-based reporter in the summer of 2024. -
KUER and PBS Utah, with support from their license holder, the University of Utah, will acquire the 88.3 FM frequency license from KCPW’s owner, Wasatch Public Media. -
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It's time for our sixth "Design Our Hoodie" contest! Paint, draw and doodle your way onto KUER’s next piece of station swag. -
The Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a coalition of 23 news and education partners covering challenges facing the Great Salt Lake, took home the top prize of $20,000 in the national “Local that Works” contest.
