West Nile virus spikes among horses
The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food wants all horse owners to vaccinate their animals against West Nile virus.10 months ago
Public shares concerns about Weber State University’s new light-up ‘W’ sign
Some love it, others are concerned about how much light it's putting out every night.10 months ago
Northern Utah experiencing an uptick in black widow spiders
Fall is spider migration season, but pest control companies are seeing even more than usual.10 months ago
Weber district schools prepare for measles with updated policies
Weber School District officials say they want a good game plan in place prior to any possible measles spread.10 months ago
How animal crossings help reduce wildlife collisions in Utah
The Utah Department of Transportation has designated animal crossings sprinkled across the state in areas where wildlife is particularly heavy.11 months ago
Water conservationists encourage turning off your sprinklers as rain is finally here
Aside from the cooler temperatures this storm system will bring, water conservationists are celebrating the chance to build up our water levels. But they know it's not a guarantee that this rain will make a dent in the drought.11 months ago
Nebo School District not at capacity, says official after families raise concern over overcrowding
School has only just started for the Nebo School District and families are already frustrated by overcrowding.12 months ago
Funding approved for Lehi traffic study to ease congestion
Growing populations in Lehi have led to a surge in congestion. The mayor hopes a new traffic study will lead to new roads.1 year ago
Police step up patrols, look for illegal fireworks ahead of Pioneer Day
Plan to light illegal fireworks? You could face a misdameanor as well as a hefty fine.1 year ago
As northern Utah approaches triple-digit heat, a reminder about how quickly heat stroke can happen
An important symptom of heat stroke to recognize is the lack of sweat, even if your body feels warm.1 year ago
Utah dentists fight back against FDA’s proposed fluoride restrictions
Utah dentists disagree with the FDA's assessment of ingestible fluoride, and ask the public to weigh in.1 year ago
Hitting Utah’s waters? Your paddleboard could cost you if it’s not certified
Whether you hit the lake with a paddleboard, kayak, or canoe, all watercraft riders need a mussel-aware boater course.1 year ago
Deadly Texas flooding brings up memories of 2015 Hildale flash flood
In the aftermath of the deadly flash floods in Texas, Utahns may be reminded of the Hilldale Flash Flood, the deadliest flash flood in recent Utah history.1 year ago
WWII plane, ‘Maid in the Shade,’ on display all week at the Logan-Cache airport
The aircraft, "Maid in the Shade," is one of only two surviving B-25 bombers that saw combat in World War II.1 year ago
Tooele Army Depot, Hill Air Force Base begins planned detonations at test range
Hill Air Force Base is planning several large detonations at the Utah Test and Training Range this week. The vibrations and booms could cause alarm along the Wasatch front.1 year ago
Scammers are cashing in on tariff confusion
The Better Business Bureau says bad actors are counting on consumers being confused about tariffs.1 year ago
When and where to go see fireflies in Utah
Firefly season is back in Utah. While sightings are rare, they can be seen across the state.1 year ago
UVU engineering students pioneer fuel-saving tech for aircraft taxiing
To combat issues with aircraft taxiing, UVU students designed a device that can pull planes without the use of the pilot or engines which could save airlines millions of dollars.1 year ago
Zion National Park receives funding to help preserve land
Here's how the park plans to use the funding.1 year ago
Development to bring both luxury and opportunity to the Jordanelle Area
It's called Deer Valley East Village, and it has a list of luxury accommodations.1 year ago
Cross-country biker rides through Utah
Teddy Bloom's cross-country bike ride is more than just a feat of athleticism. To him, it's a way to raise awareness.1 year ago
Salt Lake City coffee shops forgo Wi-Fi in favor of community
Some Salt Lake City coffee shops are choosing not to offer Wi-Fi to their guests in hopes of fostering connection and community.1 year ago
Patients in Utah receive fast care for stroke more often than patients in other states
Utah has the highest proportion of stroke patients that get "door-to-needle treatment times" of 45-minutes or less.1 year ago
