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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.

Retaliation by Iran could reach Utah in form of cyberattack, expert says

But Iran will bide their time before any kind of attack the national security studies director at UVU said.
1 year ago

Nearly 2 million acres of federal land in Utah would be up for sale under new proposal

The U.S. Senate is considering selling off even more federal land in Utah as part of the president's budget bill.
1 year ago

Red flag warning issued for much of the Beehive State

The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning for most of central, southern and eastern Utah lasting until late Monday night.
1 year ago

Southern Utah drought conditions see improvement, for now

Drought conditions in the state have benefited slightly from recent storms in southern Utah.
1 year ago

High temperatures prompt multiple rescues in southern Utah

Search and rescue crews are asking hikers to be mindful of the heat following multiple rescues in southern Utah.
1 year ago

Utah gets approval to ban soda purchases with SNAP funds

State lawmakers passed a bill earlier this year to ban soda purchases with SNAP funds, but the bill hinged on the federal government signing off on the waiver since SNAP is a federal program.
1 year ago

Algal blooms have started growing in Utah’s bodies of water, here’s how to stay safe

Harmful algal blooms can make both humans and animals very sick if exposed to them.
1 year ago

Utah Fits All Scholarship applicants forced to reapply for next school year

The company administering the Utah Fits All Scholarship announced that it will be re-running this year's application cycle due to "incomplete" information.
1 year ago

A hotter-than-average summer could send the Great Salt Lake backward

Year-over-year, the water levels in the Great Salt Lake have only gone up since bottoming out in 2022.
1 year ago

Forecasters warn of flash flooding risk in Utah’s national parks

Even if it's not raining where you are, hikers in southern Utah this week could still find themselves in the path of flash flooding.
1 year ago

Utah gas prices staying lower than previous years despite start to summer travel season

Utah drivers are getting a reprieve this summer, as gas prices seem to be settling into more "normal" ranges.
1 year ago

High temperatures? Time to turn on the sprinklers

Is your lawn starting to feel crunchy? It might be a sign that it needs some water.
1 year ago

Utah health leaders share findings, work to combat mental health crisis

State health leaders are addressing Utah’s growing mental health crisis with the launch of the Behavioral Health Master Plan.
1 year ago

Several Utah international students got their legal status reinstated

Following the revocation of international student status, several Utah international students had their visas reinstated.
1 year ago

Windstorm blows in unhealthy air, but rain could bring relief

On Tuesday, air quality monitors between Salt Lake and Utah counties indicate unhealthy conditions.
1 year ago

USU students launch new AI app that tracks tariffs

The Tarifflo app helps users stay up-to-date with executive orders and tariffs on many types of products.
1 year ago

Utah’s snowpack melting faster than normal

Utah's snowpack is melting off a lot faster than normal. Forecasters say it could have a big impact on our water supply and the possibility of drought. 
1 year ago

Court documents reveal why international students at Utah colleges had their legal statuses revoked

New court documents reveal why several dozen international students studying in Utah had their legal statuses revoked without notice in April.
1 year ago

Northern Utah County school district chooses temporary name

A temporary name was selected for one of the two districts splitting from Alpine, covering Lehi, American Fork, Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, and part of Draper.
1 year ago

15 arrested in Utah child exploitation sting targeting online predators

The Utah Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force arrested 15 people last week in a child exploitation sting.
1 year ago

New warrants provide more information on shooting deaths of mother, son in Saratoga Springs

New search warrants are providing more details about law enforcement's investigation into the shooting deaths of a Saratoga Springs mother and son.
1 year ago

Closing arguments in Arizona trial of Lori Vallow Daybell set to begin Monday

Lori Vallow Daybell is accused of conspiring to murder her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, in 2019.
1 year ago

Arrest made in two 1990s sexual assault, kidnapping cases in Ogden

Ogden police arrested Jerald Leroy McAdams in connection with sexual assault cases in the 1990s.
1 year ago

BYU grad student has I-20 visa revoked, leaving student, family, unclear

Suguru Onda has been living legally in the US with a Form I-20, or I-20 visa, and said he has one year before completing his doctoral degree.
1 year ago