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Tim Hughes
Avoiding bear conflicts in Utah’s backcountry
SALT LAKE CITY — If you’re like me you no doubt had at least one morning during our snowy winter where you woke up, looked at the window to find 6-12 inches of new snow in the driveway and decided to simply go back to bed! Turns out we humans are not alone. Utah’s bear […]12 months ago
Mark Jones
Elizabeth Cantwell selected as new president at Utah State University
Elizabeth "Betsy" R. Cantwell was named as the 17th president of Utah State University on Friday by the Utah Board of Higher Education.12 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
UDOT using heavy machinery to help clear rivers allowing water to flow
UDOT crews are using some heavy machinery to try and clear rivers near bridges to ensure the water can flow under them instead of over.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Montana issued a complete ban of TikTok, is Utah next?
Debbie Dujanovic and guest host Taylor Morgan discuss if Utah will be the next state to ban TikTok. Earl Foote, an IT expert with Nexus IT, joined the show to discuss.12 months ago
Britt Johnson
Ogden Valley’s biggest flood risk is groundwater, not the Ogden River, according to resident
Ogden Valley residents’ biggest problem with flooding isn’t the Ogden River, it’s groundwater, according to Huntsville resident.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Police seize 1.5 pounds of meth following arrest in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City police seized 1.5 pounds of methamphetamine following an arrest earlier this week.12 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utahns under 16 most likely group to lose social media, says sponsor of Utah’s restrictions law
Utahns 16 and under are the mostly likely group to lose access to social media platforms says Rep. Jordan Teuscher who sponsored H.B. 311.12 months ago
Waverly Golden
Daybreak festival to release ladybugs and butterflies into community
More than 500,000 ladybugs and 600 butterflies were released in Daybreak as part of a festival.12 months ago
Associated Press
Obama, Huntsman among 500 Americans banned from going to Russia
The ban includes 45 members of the U.S. House, Sens. J.D. Vance, Katie Britt and Eric Schmitt, and former ambassadors to Russia John Tefft and Jon Huntsman.12 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How to cut down on your costs at the grocery store
A grocery-shopping guru joined KSL Podcast D2 to offer tips and advice on how to pinch your pennies while shopping for food.12 months ago
Sam Herrera
Fatal accident closes east and westbound Highway 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon
The Spanish Fork Canyon crash will keep the east and westbound lanes of Highway 6 closed for up to two more hours.12 months ago
Adam Small
Wildfire smoke from Canada could create hazy skies in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY— Much of Northern Utah air could be hazy this weekend as smoke from wildfires burning in Alberta, Canada blow into the Beehive State. The National Weather Service told KSL Newsradio the lone model catching the smoke is having a hard time with it, making it hard to predict how the smoke will […]12 months ago
Waverly Golden
SafeUT program here to stay: Senator Daniel Thatcher says it will never go away
Senator Daniel Thatcher ensures that the SafeUT program will never go away, despite some recent discussion from school boards.12 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Utah bucking national trend in child deaths
Rates of child deaths in American have risen to the highest level in 15 years. And Utah isn't seeing the same trend, but the state saw the largest number of suicides in Utah children in 2019.12 months ago
Amie Schaeffer
Utah’s economy is slowing down, according to April employment report
Utah's job report for April showed strong job growth in rural communities, but also a slowing in Utah's economy.12 months ago
Waverly Golden
Police say Layton man called 911 after killing his wife, in-laws
Three individuals are dead after a shooting in a Layton home, one person is in custody.12 months ago
New wetlands project near Great Salt Lake is nature’s great cleanser
The Freeport Drain of 40 acres of wetlands, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, is the brainchild of Brown and Mike Kolendrianos, manager of the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve.12 months ago
Michelle Lee
Growing the best sweet corn in Utah
Last week on the KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria discussed growing the best sweet corn and the different options you have.12 months ago
Tami Luhby, CNN
Here’s how the 14th Amendment factors into the debt ceiling debate
Several liberal lawmakers in both chambers are pushing him to invoke the amendment rather than give in to Republican demands.12 months ago
MIKE ANDERSON, KSL-TV
Flooded roads make damage from house fire worse in Cache Valley
A couple lost their home to a fire on Mother's Day. High winds helped fuel the fire while flood damaaged roads delayed responders.12 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Census data: What was Utah’s fastest growing city in 2022?
Lehi, with an estimated population percentage growth of 5.6%, was the 14th fastest-growing large city in the nation between July 2021 and July 2022.12 months ago
Steve Contorno and Jeff Zeleny
DeSantis expected to enter 2024 presidential race next week
(CNN) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to enter the 2024 GOP presidential race next week, two Republicans familiar with the matter told CNN, initiating his much-anticipated bid to wrestle the future of the party from former President Donald Trump. DeSantis will file paperwork declaring his candidacy next week with the Federal Election Commission, one Republican said, with […]12 months ago
Mark Jones
Great fishing spots to check out in Utah
The Utah Division of Natural Resources offers Utah residents several fishing locations worth visiting during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend.12 months ago
