Don Brinkerhoff
Utah, don’t put your winter coat away yet, more valley snow is probable
Utah, your spring bulbs are probably pushing through the ground, but snow isn't yet out of the picture.1 year ago
Britt Johnson
Experts say this week’s warm temperatures shouldn’t cause flooding problems
The sudden warm temperatures this week will cause most of our remaining valley snow to melt. Luckily, experts aren't expecting any flooding problems.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
What is Spiral Jetty, and what can it tell us about Great Salt Lake?
Spiral Jetty was built on the northeastern shore of Great Salt Lake in 1970. Is it merely a spiral, or can we learn from it?1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com |
Why Utah researchers plan to study one of Great Salt Lake’s key residents
When the Great Salt Lake reached an all-time low three years ago, it generated a new concern about one of the few species that live in the lake.1 year ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Wildlife officials on the lookout for chronic wasting disease
Wildlife officials are keeping a close eye on the deer, elk and moose in Utah for signs of chronic wasting disease.1 year ago
Shara Park, KSL TV
Utah Highway Patrol warns drivers about black ice risks Wednesday night into Thursday morning
Utah Highway Patrol is urging drivers to stay cautious as black ice poses a potential hazard on the roads Wednesday night.1 year ago
Sam Herrera
Pink phone booth encourages callers to share messages of hope for Great Salt Lake
Great Salt Lake Hopeline visitors can leave a message to the lake, listen to the sounds of the lake or listen to messages other people have left.1 year ago
Adam Small
Price mayor: Trump’s push for more coal production will be good for Utah
President Donald Trump wants to ramp up coal production around the country. The mayor of a local coal mining community thinks that'll be great for Utah.1 year ago
Adam Small
Snowmobiler buried in Richfield avalanche survives
A snowmobiler buried in an avalanche on Tuesday in Richfield was rescued by his friends.1 year ago
Verl Johansen
‘Utah Lake is everyone’s lake’: Saratoga Springs residents pull tires from Utah Lake
People in Saratoga Springs helped pull out 21 tires from Utah Lake, with some of the tires weighing over 1,000 pounds.1 year ago
Heather Peterson
UVU architecture students help California wildfire victims with plans to rebuild
Architecture students from Utah Valley University went to Altadena, California to help California wildfire victims with plans to rebuild their homes.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Great Salt Lake Institute receives $50,000 grant for brine fly study
Westminster University's Great Salt Lake Institute received $50,000 in funding for a brine fly study. /1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Fish and Wildlife Service to take more public comments in effort to designate monarch butterfly as threatened species
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is opening a second public comment period in efforts to designate the monarch butterfly as a threatened species.1 year ago
Adam Small
More snow expected along the Wasatch Front Tuesday night
A storm disrupted the Tuesday morning commute and another storm is expected along the Wasatch Front this evening.1 year ago
Josuee Sanchez
Research finds air quality monitors more frequently placed in affluent neighborhoods
Even though marginalized communities experience higher rates of exposure to air pollution.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Little Cottonwood Canyon backcountry closures, interlodge restrictions to begin at 10 p.m.
Backcountry closures and interlodge restrictions in Little Cottonwood Canyon will go into effect tonight as crews work on avalanche mitigation.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Warnings, advisories issued as more valley, mountain snow heads to Utah
Last week's stormy pattern proved to be fruitful for Utah's snowpack, and more snow is forecast to start this week.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Forecasters advise adaptability amid considerably dangerous avalanche conditions
As spring avalanche conditions continue, forecasters with Utah Avalanche Center are advising backcountry users to be adaptable.1 year ago
JEFF ROBERSON, REBECCA REYNOLDS and JULIE WALKER, Associated Press
Tornadoes, wildfires and blinding dust sweep across US as massive storm leaves at least 35 dead
A massive storm that hit parts of the U.S. has decimated homes and other structures and left at least 35 people dead since Friday.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
‘Whiteout’ storm causes multiple vehicle wreck outside Wendover
A storm that left whiteout conditions caused a multiple vehicle wreck on Interstate 80 Thursday afternoon, according to the Wendover Fire Department.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Traction Law in effect through both Cottonwood Canyons, UDOT confirms
Traction Law is in effect for both Little and Big Cottonwood Canyon Saturday morning, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.1 year ago
Bryanna Willis
Avalanche danger ‘considerable’ around Wasatch Front, Cottonwood Canyons
There's not so much new snow expected Friday, but forecasters say they are expecting another storm to blow in over the weekend.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Snow squalls, lake-effect snow could cause Utah travel issues
Forecasters warn potential snow squalls Thursday and lake-effect snow Friday could create travel headaches over the next day.1 year ago
