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With recent rain in Utah flash flooding is a concern from past forest fires....

Nick Wyatt

Southern Utah under flash flood watch

Flash flood watch in some of Utah's National Parks and St. George, according to the National Weather Service.

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Heather Kelly

Less water doesn’t mean fewer mosquitos

We’re seeing numbers now like we normally would in our peak, the end of July, first part of August.

3 years ago

Karilyn Frazier

UHP investigates fatal accident on I-80

Utah Highway Patrol are investigating a fatal accident near Wendover involving a person walking and a car. The identity of the person or the circumstances surrounding the accident are still unknown. The right lane at milepost 25 is closed. This story will be updated.

3 years ago

Simone Seikaly

Apartment complex catches fire in Provo Monday afternoon

The apartment fire in Provo, Utah was primarily located on the third floor of the complex, though several units were affected by smoke.

3 years ago

Becky Bruce

Otter delight! Spot a river otter in Utah? Let DWR know

In order to make future plans for the northern river otter, including where to introduce them, Utah wildlife officials need to know where they live now.

3 years ago

Stella Chan, CNN

Western wildfires consume area 4 times the size of NYC. Here are some key fires

Several of the western wildfires are contributing to smoky and hazy conditions in other states including Utah.

3 years ago

Paul Nelson

Triple digits temps and limited clouds have Utah reservoirs feeling the heat

Consecutive days of heat in the triple digits are adding to the dramatic evaporation of water in Utah lakes and reservoirs.

3 years ago

Heather Kelly

Utah’s drought is forcing cities to ship in drinking water

As more Utah reservoirs are shrinking, some towns are being forced to truck in drinking water for their residents.

3 years ago

Governor Spencer Cox - Utah vaccination rates...

Saige Miller and Paul Nelson

‘We screwed up.’ Governor Cox retracts his Utah vaccination rates claim that 70% of eligible Utahns are vaccinated

Governor Cox celebrated 70% COVID-19 Utah vaccination rates. The state is retracting the statement due to a data reporting error.

3 years ago

Colby Walker and Paul Nelson

Murder charges filed in death of Sandy woman

Murder charges have been filed against William O'Reilly, 75, in the death of 53-year-old Masako Kenley from Sandy.

3 years ago

Heather Kelly

Utah’s smoky air is burning our lungs

"There's also a lot of ash and debris in the smoke." said Dr. Harris. "It's all coming into your lungs, that your lungs are trying to get rid of."

3 years ago

Nick Wyatt

Worst drought categories for nearly all of Utah

As much as 98% of Utah is in the two worst drought categories, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. Nearly all of the state is in "exceptional" or "excessive" drought.

3 years ago

NAACP Flag, VETERANS day utah, America...

Heather Kelly

The NAACP responds to the Flag controversary

The president of Utah's chapter of the NAACP, Jeanetta Williams, responds to the Flag controversary and said the American Flag is not a racist message.

3 years ago

Nick Wyatt

SLC will be above 100 degrees again after setting new daily record

The Wasatch Front will see another day of above 100 degrees again on Monday, but there is some relief in sight.

3 years ago

Karilyn Frazier

Monday morning power outage affected 3500 customers near Saratoga Springs

SARATOGA SPRINGS — Rocky Mountain Power crews have been working an outage near Saratoga Springs since 4:00 a.m., 3500 customers were initially affected. Currently, about 1,400 are now without power. Power was temporarily restored to some customers, however, now about1,400 Saratoga Springs residents are in the middle of another outage. The estimated time for restoration […]