Section of I-80 closed as crews use dish soap to help replace bridge
A section of I-80 will be closed until Monday morning as crews replace a bridge on 1300 East with the help of Dawn Dish Soap.3 years ago
Glovers Lane in Farmington closed until this afternoon
Glovers Lane is shut down until 3 p.m. Tuesday afternoon because of major road damage from the Spring runoff.3 years ago
Sandbags and water conservation are both needed in Utah right now
While people prepare sandbags for the spring runoff expected in Utah, officials ask residents to be "conservation aware."3 years ago
Workplace shooting prevention should be priority, former FBI agent says
Former FBI Special Agent Greg Rogers says any suspicious behavior should be reported immediately to help prevent a workplace shooting.3 years ago
Utah rent prices surge, experts weigh in on potential housing solutions
While Utah's ballooning housing market is often a talking point, to no one's surprise the renters market has gone up right alongside it.3 years ago
‘Persistent weak layer’ caused fatal Pole Canyon avalanche
The Pole Canyon avalanche was described as "massive," more than 4,200 feet wide. It traveled around 2,360 vertical feet downhill.3 years ago
Avalanche danger entering unfamiliar territory as temperatures rise
The Utah Avalanche Center is advising that warm temperatures this spring could destabilize the snowpack and create avalanche danger.3 years ago
Attendance at southern Utah parks on the rise
There is room in Utah for ski lovers and sun lovers, and attendance at Utah State Parks shows that the sun lovers are headed south.3 years ago
Utah drought conditions see “significant” improvement
The winter and spring of 2022 and 2023 have Utah drought conditions looking better than they have since June 2020.3 years ago
Ogden High School community reacts to active shooter hoax
Ogden High School was one of several schools that got a call about an active shooter, leading law enforcement to lock the school down.3 years ago
Search and rescue team recovers body of snowmobiler killed in avalanche
The snowmobiler was wearing proper safety equipment at the time of the Pole Canyon avalanche, but authorities say it wasn't enough.3 years ago
Got unwanted guns? Salt Lake Police say bring them to buy-back event
For the second year in a row, the Salt Lake City Police Department will host a guns buy-back event at the Public Safety Building located at 475 South 300 East.3 years ago
Some Utahns headed to the car wash more often this winter
KSL spoke with some Utah residents who are visiting the car wash more often this winter despite the lack of "down time' between snow storms.3 years ago
Spring running late, another snowy morning commute is predicted
Meteorologists say a new storm will hit the Salt Lake Valley Thursday night into Friday, bringing 2 to 5 inches of snow to the valley floor.3 years ago
Talks on more tiny apartments continue in Salt Lake City, council expected to vote soon
Accessory Dwelling Units, or ADUs, are basically tiny apartments attached to or built next to a private residential home.3 years ago
Great Salt Lake rises two feet, more winter weather coming
The Great Salt Lake only rose a foot through all of 2022. Rain and low temperatures may make for a good combination to bring the lake even more water.3 years ago
DPS helicopter rescues trending up this year
The Department of Public Safety says preparation and caution go a long way toward staying safe outdoors.3 years ago
Brighton hits a milestone with 700 inches of snow
Brighton Ski Resort's snow milestone is impressive, but it'll get even more snow after a Tuesday night storm.3 years ago
More winter weather for the first day, week of spring
Spring may be officially here but wet weather and colder than normal temperatures are expected for this week.3 years ago
Black-owned businesses look to further their reach following All-Star weekend
Black businesses in Utah will be featured every weekend in April. The goal is to get people familiar with their community and local businesses.3 years ago
Are more kids choosing apprenticeships over college?
According to The Wall Street Journal, apprenticeships have shot up 50% over the past decade. At the same time, college enrollment has dropped 15%.3 years ago
Family of five, including young children, rescued in Snow Canyon flash flooding
The family, including a six-, four- and two-year-old were cold when they finally got into an ambulance, but later left on their own.3 years ago
Amid bank collapses, expert says retirement fund security remains stable
A retirement fund works much differently than the deposits that the Silicon Valley Bank collapse affected, according to a certified financial planner.3 years ago
