Environment
Becky Bruce
Avalanche clean up underway in Little Cottonwood Canyon after “major” Utah winter
Little Cottonwood Canyon experienced almost 100 avalanches this winter, leaving crews to clean up the huge mess left behind.5 hours ago
Mark Jones
Bat found in SLC tests positive for rabies, health expert weighs in
A bat recently found in Salt Lake City has tested positive for rabies. Nicholas Rupp, of the Salt Lake City Health Department, joined KSL NewsRadio to explain why it was tested.7 hours ago
Mark Jackson, Amie Schaeffer
Be in the know, Summit County: which weeds have to go?
This year's weed season will be a little different, mostly because the record-breaking snowpack has provided a lot more water to the weeds.2 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Citing rising rivers, Sandy Mayor issues emergency declaration
Of particular concern is the potential for flooding in Little Cottonwood, portions of Dry Creek, Little Willow, and Big Willow Creeks.2 days ago
Adam Small
Some rivers exit flood stage as spring runoff draws closer to an end
More rivers and creeks are exiting flood stage, some for the first time in weeks indicating an end of this year's flood season.2 days ago
LAUREN STEINBRECHER KSL-TV
Warning signs posted after kneeboarder seen on swift runoff
Authorities in Murray are warning of the dangers of swift waters after a man was seen kneeboarding in Little Cottonwood Creek.2 days ago
Aimee Cobabe and Becky Bruce
Public comment period approved for quarry in Parley’s Canyon
The public will have 30 days to weigh in, initially, on the creation of a limestone quarry in Parley's Canyon.2 days ago
Curt Gresseth
State Farm Insurance pulls out of California because of catastrophes and increasing costs
State Farm Insurance is no longer accepting homeowner insurance applications in California.2 days ago
Adam Small
Record Utah winter makes up for years-long water shortfall
Utah has experienced a water shortfall for the past three years, but right now most of the state has exited a severe drought stage.3 days ago
Lindsay Aerts
The record-breaking heat of summer 2022 unlikely to repeat in Utah this year
The summer of 2023 was one for the Utah heat record books with a whopping 34 days of triple-digit temperatures.3 days ago
Andrew Adams
Hydrologist optimistic about Salt Lake County runoff picture as thunderstorm threat looms
Hydrologist, Brian McInerney, most of the significant creeks in Salt Lake County appear to be trending in a positive direction.3 days ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
New Great Salt Lake commissioner says he hopes Utah avoids ‘Great Salt Lake fatigue’
Brian Steed wants Utahns to stay engaged in helping the lake's recovery, because it's not going to happen overnight.4 days ago
LAUREN STEINBRECHER KSL-TV
Rattlesnakes are appearing on Utah trails, around homes later than normal
There has been an uptick in reports of rattlesnakes on trails and around homes. They are coming out later than usual due to wet weather.4 days ago
Barbie Latza Nadeau and Sophie Tanno, CNN
Venice authorities investigate after canal turns fluorescent green
Venetian authorities are investigating after a patch of fluorescent green water appeared in the famed Grand Canal on Sunday morning.4 days ago
Mark Jones
Man dies while hiking at Arches National Park
A man was pronounced dead Thursday at Arches National Park. Attempts to revive the man were unsuccessful.6 days ago
Michael Camit
Will Utah’s beehives come buzzing back after a long winter and late spring?
A long winter and late spring severely impacted Utah's beehives. Now that temperatures are rising, are bees going to bounce back?6 days ago
Adam Small
Big crowds expected at Zion National Park over Memorial Day Weekend
Plan ahead if you're heading to Zion National Park this weekend. Zion is expecting crowds some parks don't see over an entire year.6 days ago
Michelle Lee
Maintenance tips for planter baskets
Taun and Maria, hosts of the KSL Greenhouse show, shared a few maintenance tips for planter baskets on their latest episode.7 days ago
Mark Jones
How will the $40 million in flood mitigation be used?
Where is the $40 million in flood mitigation being spent. It's a topic that Dave and Dujanovic discuss Thursday with House Speaker Brad Wilson.7 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Video: Sugar House man notices sinkhole of “unknown depth” in front yard, at a loss for solutions
After finding a "depression" in his front lawn, a Sugar House local believes his house may be on a massive sinkhole of an "unknown depth."7 days ago
Mark Jones
Why are hikers dying in Buckskin Gulch?
Why is Buckskin Gulch becoming such a dangerous place for hikers. Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic visit with the Kane County Sheriff about the dangers of the slot canyon.7 days ago
Aimee Cobabe
Wasatch Front Regional Council passes transportation plan including Little Cottonwood gondola
The Wasatch Front Regional Council voted in favor of a transportation plan which includes the gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon.7 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
What to know about hiking trails and campgrounds this Memorial Day weekend
As Utah has warms up, snow is melting in the canyons. What does this mean for hiking trails and campgrounds as we near Memorial Day weekend?7 days ago
Adam Small
Keep eye out for deer and other wildlife near roads, officials say
Wildlife officials are asking people to, as always, keep an eye out for deer and other wildlife during their Memorial Day travels.7 days ago
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