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Extra warm three-day temperatures is recipe for extra spring runoff
Record level temperatures are expected Monday and it will be extra warm through Wednesday in Utah. Similarly, it's warm in the mountains and not cooling enough to slow the spring runoff overnight.1 year ago
Mike Pence tells Utah leaders ‘great American comeback’ is on the way
Former Vice President Mike Pence visited with political and business leaders in Salt Lake City on Friday.1 year ago
Friday hearing could decide Utah’s abortion clinic access
Planned Parenthood and ACLU are attempting to get a judge to grant a preliminary injunction against a new Utah law, banning abortions in clinics.1 year ago
Grief counselors to help after Clayton Middle School teen killed by her brother
The girl was shot and killed Wednesday at the family's home. Police say her brother was later found on a UTA bus and arrested.1 year ago
Former VP Mike Pence to visit Utah Friday for private event
Mike Pence's trip to Utah comes on the heels of a visit by another rumored presidential candidate, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.1 year ago
Developer faces neighbors near Draper home collapse during community meeting
Days after the Draper home collapse, residents demanded things like daily reports of work being done to secure the area in a meeting with Edge Homes.1 year ago
Governor Cox says Utah flood relief money largely spent on sandbags and heavy machinery
Gov. Spencer Cox says the majority of the state's $5 million dollars allocated for flood relief efforts has gone to purchasing supplies and heavy machinery.1 year ago
Scammers see opportunity in Utah’s flooding
Natural disasters such as Utah's flooding can bring out insurance scammers. Here are tips on how ro avoid scammers and protect your money.1 year ago
Salt Lake Valley saw mud rain Tuesday as did most of our cars
It wasn't just rain that fell on Tuesday, it was rain and dust from Utah's West Desert. In other words it was mud rain.1 year ago
Despite historic snowpack, Utah’s still suffering the effects of drought
Last October, 100% of the state was experiencing drought. Now, only 35% of Utah is experiencing drought conditions. But we still need to conserve.1 year ago
Utah Republicans consider withholding party support for signature-gathering candidates
SALT LAKE CITY — At this Saturday’s Republican State Convention, state delegates will vote on a resolution to only support candidates who get on the ballot via the caucus convention system. Utah law, known as the S.B. 54 compromise of 2014, allows for a dual path to the primary election ballot. Candidates can also gather […]1 year ago
Stockton water treatment facility taking measures to prevent flooding
Massive rock berms now protect three sides of the Stockton water treatment plant at the base of Soldier Canyon.1 year ago
After flag referendum fails, group turns to Utah GOP for support
Delegates will ask the Utah GOP Convention to "firmly support" the blue state flag as "the official state flag in perpetuity."1 year ago
Raising Cane’s Midvale location receives Post Malone treatment
Raising Cane's Midvale location is specially designed by musician Post Malone.1 year ago
Huntsman Mental Health: the Safe UT app isn’t just for kids
In the wake of mass casualty events, there's been a 20% increase in the use of the Safe UT app in the past year.1 year ago
First look inside Saratoga Springs Temple of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
The new Saratoga Springs temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints begins public tours this week. Here's a sneak peak.1 year ago
Why are the Cottonwood canyons so prone to avalanches?
The avalanche risk in the Cottonwood canyons is unique compared to other canyons in terms of avalanche risk, and this winter's snowpack is adding to that.1 year ago
Groundwater flooding could impact Utahns living near mountains
Some neighbors near the mountains in Ogden are already dealing with groundwater flooding.1 year ago
New Pride event aims to help businesses that can’t afford booth prices
The "Pride Show Side Show" will be held Sunday, June 4, 2023, on the last day of the Utah Pride Festival inside the Church and State venue.1 year ago
Utah House leader ‘encouraged’ by poll showing half of residents oppose changing income tax earmark
Half of the Utah poll respondents said they don't support allowing income tax to be used for other state needs.1 year ago
Planned Parenthood of Utah files a new complaint against latest abortion bill
Planned Parenthood of Utah has filed a lawsuit against HB 467, a bill passed by Utah lawmakers that de-licenses abortion clinics in Utah.1 year ago
New state flag referendum group ‘confident’ despite low signature numbers
SALT LAKE CITY — The group working to repeal Utah’s new state flag says they’re confident they’ll gather enough signatures to get the issue on the ballot, despite having turned in less than 1% of the required signatures as of Friday. As of midday, the group had 502 approved signatures. They need 134,298 by April […]1 year ago
KSL EXCLUSIVE: “It’s been a punch to the gut,” Woods Cross mom of boy recorded on hidden device speaks out
A Woods Cross mother says "it's been a punch to the gut," being told her son is one of the children secretly recorded on a hidden device.1 year ago
