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

94K views · 1.7K reactions | We've missed Lori Prichard here at KSL Today, as we're sure you have, too. Lori came into the studios the other day to record a special message for all of you. ❤️ We admire her so much, and we're happy to announce she'll be back at the KSL Today desk on Monday. | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

28K views · 716 reactions | A few of our KSL TV viewers have been asking recently — where’s Mike Headrick? Our news anchor and investigative reporter explains. Story link here: https://ksltv.com/506441/ksl-tvs-mike-headrick-explains-why-hes-been-off-air/ | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

6.9K views · 42 reactions | Are you planning on adding or changing streaming services? With Disney+ launching today, the KSL+ team looks at what each streaming service brings to the table and their monthly costs. You can watch KSL+ weekdays at 7 p.m. on the KSL TV app. https://ksltv.com/app/ | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

Get your news first at 4 pm on KSL 5 TV starting Monday! Your first live look at local news, traffic, and weather. The good news, helpful tips, and valuable information. KSL News at 4 pm, KSL News at 5 pm, Nightly News with Lester Holt, and the number one KSL News at 6 pm. Investigative, accurate, the team you trust, live on air, and on the KSL+ App. Beginning Monday, get your news first at 4 pm with the KSL News Specialists. | KSL 5 TV | Facebook

4.9K views · 15 reactions | Watch KSL News at 6, 6:30, & 10 KSL Weather - Severe Storms Continue | 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