Tammy Kikuchi
Hiker reminds group: No dogs permitted in watershed canyons
When a weekend hiker encountered a group of dogs and their owners, she reminded them that the canyons are a watershed.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Department of the Interior announces funding for water conservation efforts
The Department of the Interior announced more funding for water conservation projects. A portion of the money will come to Utah.2 years ago
Michael Camit, Amie Schaeffer
National Weather Service says excessive heat could stick around
Excessive heat will hang around in Utah longer than usual. The National Weather Service says we could see triple-digits through the fall.2 years ago
Kennedy Camarena
Search and rescue looking for missing man at Willard Bay
Search and rescue efforts started on Saturday night and continued into Sunday morning after a swimmer went missing at Willard Bay.2 years ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Wasatch Front forecast: Smoky skies, hot temps
Smoky air and hot temperatures are forecast for the Wasatch Front for Friday and Saturday.2 years ago
Britt Johnson
Getting a backyard pool? Make sure your builder has experience
Planning on having a pool built in your backyard? It might be a good idea to double check that your builder is experienced.2 years ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Utah wastewater indicates increased levels of COVID-19
Increased levels of COVID-19 have been detected in wastewater across the state. While the cause is unknown, tourism may be playing a role.2 years ago
Kyle Remund
Navajo Nation President deploys police to stop unlawful uranium transport on tribal lands
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren sent tribal police to turn away a shipment of uranium that he says violates tribal laws.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
West Nile virus detected in Draper, Riverton
Draper City officials said mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus were found near Vista Station Blvd., and the UTA FrontRunner station.2 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Intermountain Health opens solar farm to power its facilities
Castle Solar Farm in Huntington, Utah will generate green power to the hospitals and clinics of Intermountain Health.2 years ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Invasive Zebra Mussel larvae found in the Colorado River
Officials have found two microscopic zebra mussel larvae in the Colorado River. They are warning neighboring states.2 years ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Grasshopper infestation taking over Tooele County
Grasshoppers are infesting areas in Tooele County in what appears to be the peak of a seven year cycle. They are causing widespread damage.2 years ago
Anastasia Hufham, Salt Lake Tribune via Great Salt Lake Collab
Utah received money to study the harmful effects of Great Salt Lake dust. It just hasn’t spent it.
While funding for monitoring the health effects of dust from the exposed bed of the Great Salt Lake exists, it hasn't yet been put to use.2 years ago
Adam Small
Great Salt Lake’s exposed lakebed is contributing to global warming, study says
A new study suggests the dry lakebed of the Great Salt Lake is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, in turn contributing to global warming.2 years ago
Verl Johansen
Drought returns to Utah in Tooele County
The U.S. Drought Monitor's most recent report found that about half of Tooele County is experiencing moderate drought.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
Think twice before covering your child’s car seat with a blanket
It's common to see a thin blanket covering a car seat to protect babies from the sun, but it can actually do more harm than good.2 years ago
Larry D. Curtis, KSL TV
Weather alert: Heat advisory issued for Utah’s Pioneer Day
Expect some major heat this Pioneer Day! 100 degree plus temperatures are expected to hit the Wasatch Front from noon to 10 p.m.2 years ago
Michelle Lee
Got leaf scorch on your trees? Here’s what you can do
Leaf scorch is a common problem among trees during the summer due to the excessive heat and low humidity. Here are some ways you can help them survive.2 years ago
Adam Small
More than half of Utah is now ‘abnormally dry,’ but still not in a drought.
The latest report from the U.S. Drought Monitor lists 53% of Utah's land as 'abnormally dry' but the state is still not in a drought.2 years ago
Adam Small
Water managers releasing cold water from Lake Powell to fight invasive fish
The Bureau of Reclamation has started strategic cold water releases from Lake Powell to fight invasive fish further down the Colorado River.2 years ago
Eric Cabrera
How food truck workers get through the intense heat
Food truck employees work through scorching temperatures to keep their business going even during a relentless heat wave.2 years ago
Britt Johnson
Bear Lake Watch working to control invasive species in the lake
Bear Lake's clear, blue water may not stay clear. Officials are trying to get some invasive species under control.2 years ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
LISTEN: BYU professor helps to lift ban on hybrid Bermudagrass in Utah
Hybrid Bermudagrass, long banned for its relation to the noxious common Bermudagrass, could be a game changer for water conservation.2 years ago
