Outdoors + Recreation
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.1 month 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.1 month 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.1 month 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.1 month 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.2 months ago
Mitchell von Puttkammer
Controlling weeds using lawn pre-emergent
KSL Greenhouse Show Hosts Maria Shilaos and Taun Beddes dig in deep on weed control and where you should start.2 months ago
Tim Hughes
Discover a grand off-road experience on the way to Grand Canyon
Getting off road is a grand way to experience the wonders of southern Utah, and many companies will help you do just that.2 months ago
Heather Peterson
Wet weather may make for some soggy Easter egg hunts
Rainy weather is threatening Easter weekend festivities. Some Easter egg hunts will continue, others are looking into contingency plans.2 months ago
Adam Small
Staffing Little Sahara with emergency workers is costing Juab County hundreds of thousands
Little Sahara Recreation Area is expecting many visitors for Easter weekend. In the past, the area saw up to 50,000 visitors for the holiday.2 months ago
Mitchell von Puttkammer
Dig, clip, water: Planting trees in spring
It's a great time of year to plant trees, but where do you start? KSL Greenhouse Hosts Maria Shilaos and Taun Beddes dig up everything you need to know to get started.2 months ago
Mariah Maynes
As Jeep event begins in Moab, police provide reminders to drivers
Moab police want Easter Jeep Safari participants to remember rules about speed limits, vehicle lighting, and stop signs,2 months ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Salt Lake therapist awarded Carnegie Medal of Heroism
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded their Carnegie Medal of Heroism to a Salt Lake City therapist, after a day of mountain biking turned into rock climbing to save a life.2 months ago
Heather Peterson
Want to see the solar eclipse? Go to Dallas
Michael Zeiler, an eclipse cartographer said the closest part of the eclipse's path to us is Dallas.2 months ago
Collin Leonard, KSL.com
Olympian and hopefuls break in Utah’s biggest outdoor climbing wall at Millcreek City Hall
The Millcreek City Hall opened a brand new climbing wall on Saturday. It's the tallest outdoor wall in Utah.2 months ago
Britt Johnson
Utah ski resorts extend closing dates
Several Utah ski resorts aren't closing as soon as they thought. Several announced extended seasons thanks to an extra snowy February.2 months ago
Mitchell von Puttkammer
Project aims to make local maple syrup more available
Can you buy local maple syrup? You can, but it's not easy. Utah State University is trying to change that with the Maple Tree Tapping Project.2 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Water safety company launches toxic algae education campaign
BlueGreen Water Technologies says the presence of toxic algae is increasing across the globe, their campaign offers helpful advice.2 months ago
Michael Camit and Heather Peterson
Wetland park to be built in West Valley
A West Valley wetland park would provide trails for exercise and allow students at the Granite Technical Institute to study animals and plants outdoors.2 months ago
Adam Small
Avalanche danger rising in Utah with spring warm-up
The chances of surviving a wet-snow avalanche are very small according to Utah officials, who compare such snow to concrete.2 months ago
Aileen Graef and Elisa Raffa, CNN
‘Peak bloom!’: Cherry blossoms open early in DC, park service announces
The NPS describes “peak bloom” as when 70% of the Yoshino Cherry trees that line the National Mall and the Tidal Basin are open.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
What is renewal pruning?
Many of KSL Greenhouse listeners have asked questions about pruning. To help answer some of them, KSL Greenhouse Hosts Taun and Maria introduced a process called renewal pruning.2 months ago
Carter Williams
Great Salt Lake expected to rise more this spring; trust unveils 5-year plan to keep it going
Some of the Great Salt Lake's water levels are already high before this year's above-normal collection even melts.2 months ago
Associated Press
Pierce Brosnan pleads guilty to walking off trail in Yellowstone, must pay $1,500
Some of the millions of people who visit Yellowstone each year get badly burned by ignoring signs warning them not to stray off the trail.2 months ago
