Outdoors + Recreation
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Utah gas prices are about a dollar more than in Colorado. Why?
There's a big difference (almost a whole dollar) when it comes to gas prices in Utah versus our next door neighbors in Colorado.2 hours ago
Peter Johnston
100 high-hazard dams remain a risk across Utah, assistant state engineer says
Following the discovery of a large crack in the Panguitch Lake Dam, one expert said that 100 other dams pose a high risk.3 days ago
Tim Hughes
Take a hike, it’s good for your health
As the weather warms up, consider hiking for your health. Research shows it provides not just physical benefits, but mental ones too.3 days ago
Alexandrea Bonilla and Emma Keddington
Search and Rescue teams issue reminder about hiking safety
Search and Rescue teams are reminding hikers about safety when hiking after a hiker got lost this weekend.3 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Fernwood Trail Hiker found Sunday
Tobias Braaten, who went missing near the Fernwood Trail on Saturday, was found safe, hungry, and "in good spirits" on Sunday.5 days ago
Adam Small
Salt Lake having very dry April, but Utah’s water supply is still in top-notch shape
Utah's water supply is growing but Salt Lake City received a dry start to April. Utah might have something to worry about if May is dry.7 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Wildflower season is blooming. Where and how to take in the views
Wildflower season is beginning in Utah. Where can you see them? How do you view them responsibly?7 days ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Landscaping projects picking up pace as weather gets warmer
Jeff Mott, owner of Mott's Landscaping, said people often start big landscaping projects in the summertime.7 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Salt Lake City Marathon will cause travel impacts, SLCPD warns
SLCPD is reminding anyone in the city this weekend to be mindful of travel impacts during the Salt Lake City Marathon.9 days ago
Sam Herrera
LISTEN: How the ski industry in Utah impacts the state
Anyone in Utah knows how big the ski industry is, but do they know what it means for the state's economy?10 days ago
Mariah Maynes
‘Everest, Inc.’ highlights the business of adventure toward the top of Everest
Will Cockrell's new book Everest, Inc. gives a look into the recent history of climbing and guiding on Mount Everest.10 days ago
Eric Cabrera and Derrick Jones
PFAS chemicals found in Park City water, ski wax to blame
A potentially dangerous chemical (PFAS) was found in three Park City water wells. All signs point to the slopes and ski wax.10 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Vandalism caught on tape at Lake Mead Recreation Area
In a Facebook post, the National Park Service said the video from the Lake Mead area was recorded Sunday April 7, 2024.11 days ago
Derrick Jones
Mountain Green fire district responds to 4×4 stuck in creek
Mountain Green Fire District responds after a 4-wheeler attempted to cross a shallow creek was swept approximately 200 feet downstream.13 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Who shot, killed bald eagle near Cedar City? $10,000 reward available
A $10,000 reward is available for information leading to the conviction of the perpetrator who shot and killed a protected bald eagle near Cedar City.14 days ago
Mariah Maynes
Remaining safe while recreating near rattlesnakes
As temperatures begin to warm, rattlesnakes emerge from their dens. People are also heading outside for activities such as hiking and climbing, increasing the chances of encounters.16 days ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Local Utah businesses got a boost from RV drivers in March
RV drivers stopping in Utah used a membership company called Harvest Hosts to camp out at local businesses rather than at campsites.17 days ago
MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer
Total solar eclipse wows North America. Clouds part just in time for most
Cloud cover spoiled the view in New York state, but in Texas and elsewhere the skies cleared with minutes to spare as the moon passed in front of the sun and blocked the sunlight for a few minutes.18 days ago
Heather Peterson
National Park Service being sued for switching to cashless entry
The National Park Service is being sued for going cashless at 30 national parks and monuments.18 days ago
Michelle Lee
Avoid injuries with these yard work safety tips
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with USU Extension Assistant Professor Gabriela Murza to learn some of her yard work safety tips.19 days ago
Jessica Lowell
Take the plunge: Utahns seek cold water for physical and mental benefits
We're taking a deep dive into the benefits of the cold plunge. We explore real experiences and the research behind why it works.20 days ago
Michael Camit
Temperatures will be a little warmer than normal this April
April temperatures will a little higher than usual but there are a few things Utahns should keep in mind as they go outside to enjoy the warmth.21 days ago
MIKE ANDERSON AND MICHAEL HOUCK, KSL TV
Bear Lake State Park is opening new areas to keep up with growth
The new plan for the park is to extend the beach with 28 acres of land just east of Highway 89, which was recently purchased.22 days ago
