RSV infections turning up early in Utah
A common respiratory virus called RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) has been turning up months earlier than expected in Utah.5 years ago
Truth-in-Taxation law holds taxes in check while property values rise in Utah
With the increase in property values, some Utah residents are worried property taxes will rise just as fast. But Utah has the Truth-In-Taxation law.5 years ago
Breakthrough COVID cases? Utah Department of Health has the numbers.
Utah Department of Health tracks the number of breakthrough COVID-19 cases.5 years ago
Glen Canyon Dam still generating power as California dam shuts down
PAGE, Ariz. — Glen Canyon Dam still has enough water to keep providing power, officials say. Oroville, the dam upstream on the Feather River from Sacramento, California, had to shut down its power generation system this week because the water level dropped below the minimum level to continue operating. That had Utahns wondering whether the […]5 years ago
Bountiful flood control measures mitigated damage from Sunday’s storm
Bountiful flood control measures taken since a disastrous mudslide hit the city in 1983 helped to avoid worse damage this week.5 years ago
How the city of Mapleton managed to avoid a flooding disaster
The city of Mapleton managed to avoid a flooding disaster and major damage or injuries after 3/4 inch of rain fell in 45 minutes Thursday night5 years ago
Utah will get more than $300 million from opioid settlement
Utah could be eligible for up to $309-million from drugmakers as they settle thousands of lawsuits across the country.5 years ago
Utah gasoline prices 5th highest in US
Utah gasoline prices are fifth highest in country.5 years ago
13-year-old killed in go-kart accident in Mapleton
Mapleton police have identified the 13-year-old who died in a go-kart crash as Bridger Robison.5 years ago
Low lake levels threaten the food chain in the Great Salt Lake
The ecosystem of the Great Salt Lake depends on structures called microbialites.5 years ago
Low turnout in off-year elections could open cities to new problems
Low voter turnout presents an opportunity for well-organized groups to have a better impact according to an expert.5 years ago
Median home sale price in Utah reaches $450K
The median sale price of a home in Utah is up to $450,000, the Utah Association of Realtors reported for the month of June.5 years ago
Firefighting resources ready to roll from Utah
Firefighting resources -- aircraft, fire trucks and trained crews -- are ready to go in Utah this summer, no matter what fire season brings.5 years ago
Utah close to July 4th vaccine goal, Cox says
The goal of 70% of Utah residents receiving at least one dose of the vaccine by July 4 is within reach, with an estimated 69% vaccinated.5 years ago
Utah Rivers Council wants an investigation of water district
The Utah Rivers Council is asking for an investigation of an assistant general manager of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District.5 years ago
Great Salt Lake inches away from a record low
Water levels of the Great Salt Lake are rapidly inching toward a record low.5 years ago
Vivint Arena back to full capacity, with pricey Jazz tickets
Tickets for Tuesday night's Utah Jazz playoff game with the LA Clippers start at $65 for standing room only at the very top of the upper bowl.5 years ago
Sunshine, heat and cars are the recipe for ozone pollution
Hot weather and sunshine on the Wasatch Front have the Utah Division of Air Quality forecasting higher levels of ozone pollution.5 years ago
Pride Story Garden opens at City-County Building
Utah Pride Center opened the Pride Story Garden for those who'd like to hear the stories of Utah's LGBTQ+ communities.5 years ago
New air pollution law in Utah will keep many state employees home
Thousands of Utah state employees will be working from home on Thursday, due to the air pollution and a new state law requiring teleworking.5 years ago
Interactive map shows where fireworks are off-limits in Utah
A new interactive map shows residents of Salt Lake County where fireworks will and will not be allowed this year in order to prevent wildfires.5 years ago
Pandemic disruption behind widespread shortages
As Americans emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, widespread shortages of products ranging from lumber to computer chips to chicken wings are hitting businesses.5 years ago
Drought, pandemic affect Utah farmers and hay exports
Hay is a big export from farmers here in Utah, and with the drought we're currently experiencing, that product is becoming less available and more expensive.5 years ago
