Allessandra Harris Gurr
How a hot, dry summer could alter Utah’s wildlife behaviors
A hot and dry summer this year could change the behavior of some of Utah’s biggest animals.1 year ago
Carlysle Price
University of Utah to receive $2 million in federal funding for environmental restoration
The University of Utah was selected to receive $2 million in grants to revitalize local lands, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Thursday.1 year ago
Carlysle Price
As June begins, so do Utah fire restrictions
Humans have been the main cause of wildfires in Utah so far this year, and fire authorities are putting restrictions in place to contain the flames.1 year ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
Firefighters creating safety zones in Duchesne County ahead of wildfire season
The buzzing sound of chainsaws and the crunch of bulldozers are becoming more common in the Pinion Ridge area of Duchesne County between Fruitland and Duchesne, but it’s not for development.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Why water conservation remains a ‘top priority’ in Utah after Cox’s drought order expires
Gov. Spencer Cox's emergency drought declaration has now expired, but state water managers say water conservation should "remain a top priority" as the state's typically driest season approaches.1 year ago
Adam Small
High temperatures? Time to turn on the sprinklers
Is your lawn starting to feel crunchy? It might be a sign that it needs some water.1 year ago
Bryanna Willis
Utah’s current fire season is weeks longer than decades ago
Historical data shows drier, warmer weather has significantly increased the length of the annual fire season.1 year ago
Kennedy Camarena
Fishing limit upped by DWR at Crouse Reservoir
Low water levels at Crouse Reservoir has triggered a "fishing emergency" and upped the number of fish anglers are allowed to keep at the reservoir.1 year ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com
Why John Curtis says the Senate should reconsider rolling back green energy tax credits
As the Senate reviews Trump’s tax and budget bill, Utah Sen. John Curtis seeks changes to green energy credit rollbacks.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Thousands of boats inspected for invasive species over Memorial Day weekend
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources inspected nearly 11,000 boats for invasive species over Memorial Day weekend.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
It’s time to plant tomatoes, here’s what you should know
As the temperatures are going up to the 70s and 80s, it's time to plant those tomatoes you've been waiting to grow.1 year ago
Bryanna Willis
Weather forecast shows Utah is in for above-average temperatures this summer
However, there's a good chance the state will also have a strong monsoon season.1 year ago
Heather Peterson
Officials warn Utahns to have ‘fire sense’ ahead of upcoming wildfire season
One of the messages from state and federal officials urged Utahns not to become wildfire complacent.1 year ago
Verl Johansen
Utah Department of Agriculture offers new loan program to help farmers fight drought conditions
Utah farmers facing drought conditions can get help from a low-interest loan program from the state.1 year ago
Dylan Lovan, Associated Press
Severe weather leaves at least 27 dead, including 18 in Kentucky
At least 27 people have been killed by storms systems that swept across part of the U.S. Midwest and South.1 year ago
Kennedy Camarena
Fisherman rescued from water at Echo State Park
A person was found hanging onto a boat in the water at the reservoir at Echo State Park on Saturday.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
Shade plants you can grow in your sunny Utah garden
Despite being characterized as a desert state, several shade plants can survive and thrive in Utah. Here are some options.1 year ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Salt Lake City seeing warmer temperatures during winter
Temperatures are getting warmer in Salt Lake City, according to research group Climate Central.1 year ago
Tony Semerad, Salt Lake Tribune via Great Salt Lake Collaborative
How a collapsing Great Salt Lake could take Utah’s economy — and maybe your employer — down with it
On top of environmental dangers, a new University of Utah study warns, a dried Great Salt Lake bed and toxic dust storms could bring huge business losses to the Wasatch Front.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Native tribe alleges Rep. Maloy’s land sale proposal violates NEPA
A May 8 statement from the Shivwits Band of Paiutes alleges that a land sale proposal amendment sponsored by Utah Rep. Celeste Maloy violates the National Environmental Policy Act.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Hunting and fishing licenses helped fund 2025-26 DWR habitat projects
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources' Habitat Council allocated funding raise with fees from hunting and fishing licenses for habitat projects.1 year ago
Sam Herrera
Wet roads, multiple crashes across Wasatch Front cause delays
Heavy rain and multiple crashes caused delays for drivers across the Wasatch Front on Wednesday morning.1 year ago
Adam Small
Windstorm blows in unhealthy air, but rain could bring relief
On Tuesday, air quality monitors between Salt Lake and Utah counties indicate unhealthy conditions.1 year ago
