Andrew Adams, KSL TV
Monroe Canyon Fire expands rapidly in red flag conditions, several communities evacuated
The Monroe Canyon Fire conrinues to burn, doubling in size over the weekend fueled by heavy winds.1 year ago
Jacob Freeman
Monroe Canyon Fire continues to grow as cause remains unknown
The U.S. Forest Service reported Saturday that the Monroe Canyon Fire burning in Sevier and Piute Counties grew significantly the day before, and officials warned that hot and dry weather would lead to extreme fire activity over the weekend.1 year ago
Diana Jones
Grass fire contained in Garland near I-15
On Friday afternoon, a fast-moving grass fire started on I-15 Northbound near mile marker 383 in Garland.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
Got lawn problems? It may be one of these fungal diseases
While some lawns never encounter any issues, others always seem to suffer from some kind of pest or disease.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Great Salt Lake is back on the decline. It’s also receiving $53M to help save it
The Great Salt Lake is receiving a significant financial boost amid ongoing efforts to get water back to the lake.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Ahead of hot weekend, two Utah fires reach 100% containment
The France Canyon and Bridge Creek fires were burning in southern Utah; together, they burned close to 38,000 acres.1 year ago
Bryanna Willis
As water worries grow, experts urge smart irrigation and landscaping
According to water experts, smarter irrigation and landscaping benefits conservation, but you don't have to ditch your lawn.1 year ago
JOSHUA A. BICKEL, ISABELLA O'MALLEY and JENNIFER McDERMOTT, Associated Press
Bees have some ways to cope with a warming Earth, but researchers fear for their future
Although most bees can tolerate the heat, some experts worry a hotter climate could weaken their ability to fend off disease and gather food.1 year ago
Michael Houck
Four hikers rescued after getting lost in Zion National Park
The hikers had the right safety equipment, but still called for help after hiking down the wrong canyon at Zion National Park.1 year ago
Jodi Reynosa, KSL TV
Monroe Canyon fire in Sevier County considered “number one” fire in the US
Flames from the Monroe Canyon fire in Sevier County have burned 9,400 acres while destroying at least two buildings, and forcing evacuations.1 year ago
ISABELLA O'MALLEY Associated Press
Steve Miller Band says extreme weather is so dangerous it’s canceling its tour
The Steve Miller Band canceled its tour, saying extreme weather is too dangerous for crew and fans.1 year ago
Associated Press
EPA eliminates research and development office, begins layoffs
The Environmental Protection Agency said it is eliminating its research and development arm and reducing agency staff by thousands of employees.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Lake Powell recreation impacted as crews gather water to fight Bridge Creek Fire
The National Park Service is asking boaters to avoid an area in Lake Powell while fire airplanes collect water to fight the Bridge Creek Fire.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Time up? Grand County votes to send letter to Interior opposing Arches timed entry
The letter asks Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to consider other options for handling park visitation, like a new northern park entrance.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Cox asks Utahns to ‘please, please, please’ reduce fire risks ahead of Pioneer Day
Gov. Spencer Cox is urging Utahns to "please, please, please be vigilant" while recreating on public lands in the state, as drought conditions worsen amid an already busy wildfire season.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Hobby drone stalls firefighting crews on Forsyth Fire
A drone is to blame for grounding tankers fighting the Forsyth Fire on Wednesday.1 year ago
Verl Johansen
Hunters could be allowed to use electronic tags on hunting trips this fall
Utah wildlife officials said e-tags can make hunting's administrative duties much more convenient and efficient for hunters.1 year ago
Adam Small, Becky Bruce and Shelby Lofton
Aging water meter leak did its job ahead of Holladay mudslide
A mudslide in Holladay is being blamed on a part of a water meter that worked as designed by releasing water, which formed mud and rushed toward homes.1 year ago
Amie Schaeffer
Firefighter injured while fighting Forsyth Fire
The firefighter injured in the Forsyth Fire was transported to St. George Regional Hospital and is expected to make a full recovery.1 year ago
Verl Johansen
Here’s why yellow jackets are more aggressive in the summer
Yellowjackets are more cautious in the springtime, a Utah expert said, because there are fewer wasps in the colony. But the insects lose their "risk aversion" in the summer.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Officials looking for person linked to Monroe wildfire, as over 5,000 acres burn
Forest officials are asking the public to help identify individuals who might be linked to the Monroe Mountain wildfire.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
How to prevent billbug damage in your grass
Is your lawn looking a little damaged? It might be due to billbugs.1 year ago
Britt Johnson
As northern Utah approaches triple-digit heat, a reminder about how quickly heat stroke can happen
An important symptom of heat stroke to recognize is the lack of sweat, even if your body feels warm.1 year ago
