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Mariah Maynes

Mariah Maynes is a reporter at KSL NewsRadio. She is passionate about reporting on adventure, outdoors, and environmental topics. She can be reached at mmaynes@bonneville.com

Utah man sentenced for assaulting U.S. Forest Service engineer

A Beaver County man was sentenced to 364 days in jail and a year of supervised release after assaulting a Forest Service employee.
1 year ago

BLM completes mitigation on invasive Phragmites australis near Great Salt Lake

Officials hope they can help prevent the invasive species, Phragmites australis, from outcompeting native plants along the lake's shoreline.
1 year ago

Arrest made in Revolve apartments suspicious death case

Unified Police Department arrested one suspect in the ongoing investigation of a suspicious death at the Revolve apartments. 
1 year ago

Spring hiking is arriving in Utah. Use these tips to have fun during mud season

Spring hiking season is arriving in Utah. Here are some tips to make the most of mud season.
1 year ago

Millcreek man found dead with gunshot wound, 5 detained released by police

Five people were detained as police investigate a Millcreek suspicious death.
1 year ago

March 9 avalanche danger rated considerable across state

Avalanche danger was rated as considerable across the state on March 9.
1 year ago

Looking to learn more about Utah’s mountain ecology? Ski with a ranger

Some Utah mountains offer 'Ski With a Ranger' events, allowing visitors to learn more about the environment within their favorite ski area.
1 year ago

Gov. Cox signs Utah Inland Port Authority bill, making it law

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed SB 239 into law on March 3, giving the Utah Inland Port Authority new power for land purchases and other developments.
1 year ago

Utah division seeks Great Salt Lake research proposals

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands is looking for Great Salt Lake research proposals. Selected projects will be funded for the 2026 fiscal year. In a recent Facebook post, the division said Great Salt Lake research projects can last one or two years. According to Angela Gong, the […]
1 year ago

Utah Legislature kills 3 judicial bills

The Utah Legislature killed three bills on Monday that would have affected the state's Judicial Branch.
1 year ago

Avalanche danger still present as Utah snowpack begins to stabilize

Although Utah Avalanche Center forecasters say persistent weak layers are beginning to stabilize, avalanche danger is still present across the state.
1 year ago

Injured hiker rescued from popular Zion National Park trail

An injured hiker was rescued from a famous Zion National Park trail on Sunday.
1 year ago

One dead after crash on US-6

According to Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Colton Freckleton, the 34-year-old motorcyclist was speeding when they left the eastbound lane. As they entered a westbound lane, they collided with a truck. 
1 year ago

Bill aims to stop spending taxpayer funds on re-election campaigns

A proposed bill aims to regulate the spending of taxpayer funds on re-election campaigns.
1 year ago

Looking for a digital detox? Join Gabb’s March challenge

A Utah company behind smart devices designed for kids and teens is challenging smartphone users to a digital detox. 
1 year ago

Utah Royals reveal Great Salt Lake-themed secondary uniform, donation to lake trust

The Utah Royals FC unveiled a new secondary uniform inspired by Great Salt Lake on Thursday. They will wear them during select away games.
1 year ago

Avalanche danger moderate across Utah amid warm temperatures

As the Wasatch Front experienced warmer temperatures, Utah Avalanche Center rated avalanche danger as moderate across Utah on Feb. 24.
1 year ago

Utah avalanche conditions remain dangerous as professionals urge avoiding backcountry

As Utah avalanche conditions remain dangerous, forecasters are warning backcountry users of the risks persistent weak layers pose and urging them to stay away.
1 year ago

Ukraine president willing to exchange his presidency for peace

Just one day before the third anniversary of the onset of the Ukraine-Russia War, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he's willing to resign if it will bring peace.
1 year ago

Dance teacher accused of sexual abuse

A dance teacher was arrested after being accused of making sexual comments to a student.
1 year ago

Bonneville Shoreline Trail to expand with new funding

Cache County received funding to build a new segment onto the Bonneville Shoreline Trail.
1 year ago

Red Cross asks for blood donations as winter weather cancels drives

As winter weather cancels blood donations nationwide, the Red Cross is asking for help.
1 year ago

High avalanche danger reported across Utah, avalanche warning in effect

An avalanche warning was in effect across Utah on Feb. 16 as forecasters rated avalanche danger as extreme in most areas.
1 year ago

Zion National Park shuttles begin 2025 seasonal service in March

Zion National Park shuttles will begin regular operation on March 2, 2025.
1 year ago