Alton Barnhart, KSL TV
Fire breaks out at Daybreak home, wind possibly a factor
DAYBREAK — A fire broke out Sunday afternoon at a home in Daybreak. The South Jordan Fire Department said the fire started at 6:30 p.m. at a residence near Mille Lacs Drive. The family was home at the time they reported the fire and were able to make it out safe, according to the SJFD. […]1 year ago
Carlysle Price
Severe thunderstorm warning issued along Wasatch Front
Mother Nature is making an appearance this Mother's Day, as the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning across portions of Utah.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Woman fell 100 feet while rappelling in Zion National Park
A woman was taken to the hospital after falling at least 100 feet while rappelling Zion National Park.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
Want some fresh sweet potatoes? Try growing your own at home
Sweet potatoes are delicious, nutritious, and easy to grow if you want them fresh. Here's how you can get started.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Feds adjust Utah’s water outlook after warm, dry April affects spring snowmelt
April didn't provide Utah with many favors after an already complicated snowpack collection season.1 year ago
Bryanna Willis
Cache County, private residents purchase land from developers for conservation
A large swath of land in Wellsville, Cache County, will stay open for the public and wildlife.1 year ago
Dorany Pineda, Associated Press
Smoke from climate-fueled wildfires contributed to thousands of US deaths over 15 years, study says
A new study finds that wildfires fueled by climate change are linked to thousands of annual deaths and billions of dollars in economic burden.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Southern Utah could see more wildfires this year
The U.S. Drought Monitor shows portions of southwest Utah are already in extreme drought, heightening wildfire risk.1 year ago
Eric Cabrera
Here’s what it takes to restore Great Salt Lake back to healthy levels
Picture this: watering your lawn only half as often, or farmers cutting their irrigation schedules in half. It’s not just inconvenient; it’s unworkable.1 year ago
Shelby Lofton, KSL TV
Utah’s rivers are filling up with spring runoff
Utah's rivers are running full and fast with water from the spring runoff prompting officials to warn of possible dangers.1 year ago
By SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN, Associated Press
Arizona communities bank on Trump’s push for coal to ensure they’re not forgotten
President Donald Trump wants to use coal to make advancements in the United States. However, coal may not be the answer.1 year ago
Adam Small
Utah’s snowpack melting faster than normal
Utah's snowpack is melting off a lot faster than normal. Forecasters say it could have a big impact on our water supply and the possibility of drought.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Birds washing ashore at Great Salt Lake are result of 2024 bird flu
Bird carcasses found on the shore of Great Salt Lake should be avoided by humans and pets.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Here’s how to find out if you’re buying environmentally friendly products
In a world of vague terms and buzzwords, do you know how to sniff out truly environmentally friendly products?1 year ago
Logan Stefanich, KSL.com
No ‘impending eruption’ at Yellowstone super volcano, U. research finds
A University of Utah professor and his team found a new way to look at the region around the Yellowstone volcano and its conditions underground.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
A local horticulturist’s guide to growing potatoes
If you're thinking of growing potatoes in your home garden, here are some tips from a local horticulturist.1 year ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Utah’s metro area ranked one of worst in the nation for ozone
The Salt Lake-Provo-Orem area ranked as a metro with the 9th most high ozone days in the nation according to a report from the American Lung Association.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Drought conditions prompt state of emergency in Utah
Drought is especially concerning in portions of southwest Utah, where 4% of the state is in "extreme drought."1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Toxic algal bloom off California coast is killing marine life
A toxic algal bloom in the Pacific off Southern California is now hundreds of miles long, and killing ocean life.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
New, hyper-fast EV charging station available in Ogden
There's another hyper-fast EV charging station in Utah, and more are on the way.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Most Utah lawns could wait for watering, experts say
Residents should wait to water the lawn until about Mother's Day, or when high temperatures regularly reach the 70s.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Gov. Cox issues wildfire executive order as Utah prepares for the ‘unexpected’
Gov. Spencer Cox issued an executive order Monday that seeks to bolster Utah's wildfire preparedness.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Lyrid meteor shower to peak on April 21. Consider viewing from these Utah locations
SALT LAKE CITY — The Lyrid meteor shower peaks between April 21 and 22, offering this spring’s first opportunity to watch shooting stars. If you’re interested in viewing the show, you must find somewhere away from city lights. Light pollution, or the light emitted from modern city elements, like buildings and streetlights, drowns out the […]1 year ago
