Reporter

Adam Small

Adam Small has been with KSL NewsRadio since September 2020. He started out anchoring weekend and nighttime newscasts before becoming a reporter for Utah’s Morning News in the fall of 2022. Since then, he has covered a wide array of stories, from floods to fires, major crimes, a presidential visit and even the earthly arrival of asteroid material roughly as old as our solar system.
Adam also frequently covers stories about immigration, as well as Utah’s critical water resources like Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell.
You can connect with Adam on X and Facebook. You can also reach him by email at asmall@ksl.com.

Heavy rain coming to northern Utah, flash flooding probable in the south

Rain brought on by a tropical storm is bringing flash flooding risks to Utah. The storm also brings cooler temperatures to the state.
4 years ago

Eagle Mountain falls victim to $1.3 million cyber crime

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah– Officials with Eagle Mountain City say they lost $1.3 million to an unknown cyber criminal in August. Tyler Maffitt, Communications Manager with the city, tells KSL Newsradio’s “Dave and Dujanovic” they became aware of the crime on August 31. “Within minutes we were on the phone with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office […]
4 years ago

Planned power outage canceled due to extreme heat

Rocky Mountain Power says planned power outages are necessary for maintenance, but concern about the heat caused an outage to be canceled today.
4 years ago

Voices for Utah Children reports that Utah offers advantages over Texas

Namely, the Voices for Utah Children report places the Beehive State over Texas in terms of economic opportunity and standard of living.
4 years ago

Former Bingham High coach accused of sexually abusing a minor

Police said that former Bingham coach Anthony Jordan Wanlass exchanged nude pictures with a 17-year-old girl in the 2021-2022 school year.
4 years ago

Gov. Cox feels optimistic about the future of The Great Salt Lake, air quality and job growth

Gov. Spencer Cox spoke on numerous issues at Utah State University on Thursday, stating he was optimistic about the issues facing Utah.
4 years ago

Lehi City set to break ground on new fiber network

The new fiber network in Lehi will break ground next week. The network should bring higher internet speed to the area.
4 years ago

UHP again seeing more people driving over 100 mph, asks for vigilance

The UHP said the number of people speeding at 100 mph or more has skyrocketed in 2022, for a 3rd year of above average numbers.
4 years ago

Rocky Mountain Power working on canyon power lines to mitigate wildfires

Canyon power lines are simultaneously being upgraded in Big Cottonwood, Millcreek, and the Salt Lake foothills.
4 years ago

Red Cross says now is the time to prepare of emergencies

On the heels of flash flooding in southern and eastern Utah, the Red Cross encourages all Utahns to prepare for a potential emergency.
4 years ago

Idaho inmate arrested in Tooele for failing to reappear after court-ordered release

Tooele police said Justin Wayne Gould was originally jailed in Idaho on pending charges of attempted strangulation and witness intimidation.
4 years ago

Canyons School District starting the year with a teacher and staff shortage

Canyons School District will start of the school year with a teacher and staff shortage. The district has over 150 openings.
4 years ago

Recent August storms are typical, we just got used to dry summers

With recent storms bringing rain to northern Utah, and more on the way, it may feel like August is more rainy than usual.
4 years ago

Recent rain appreciated, but not enough to help the drought in Utah says meteorologist

The drought in Utah hasn't budged, according to a local meteorologist, despite some monsoonal rains hitting the Wasatch Front over the past week.
4 years ago

Another fire closes I-80, SR-201 in Tooele again

I-80 is closed due to fire near the roadway.
4 years ago

Juneteenth should be celebrated like Fourth of July, says SLC NAACP president

This year marks the first that Utah celebrates Juneteenth as a state holiday. The Salt Lake City NAACP president shared her thoughts on the holiday.
4 years ago

Budgeting to keep up with inflation? Here are some tips

A Utah financial adviser gave tips on how to budget, saying now is a crucial time to manage money because of inflation.
4 years ago

China Challenge Summit brings experts to UVU

The China Challenge Summit will feature a range of expert speakers aiming to give insight into what China's impact on the U.S. is, and how to deal with it.
4 years ago

Utah drought making encounters with black bears more likely

Black bears in Utah might be easier to run into this year as the drought kills off the plants that make up most of their diet.
4 years ago

UPDATE: Provo Police file charges against man who allegedly threatened school

Police said the man left a note threatening to detonate a bomb and conduct a school shooting before he was later taken into custody.
4 years ago

U of U extends pilot program, no ACT/SAT scores needed through 2024

The school says the pilot program is intended to broaden access to students, and to continue studying the effect of test scores on the application process.
4 years ago

Police credited with saving life of stabbing victim in Salt Lake City

Officers responding to the report of a man bleeding in Salt Lake City got the stabbing victim stabilized so he could be treated for the wound.
5 years ago