Heather Peterson
“Planting parties” at Utah Lake working to rid the lake of invasive phragmites
The Utah Lake Authority is hosting "planting parties" to replace an invasive plant species with native vegetation.2 years ago
Kennedy Camarena
Higher temperatures in forecast following a cool Fourth of July
Utah's Fourth of July is expected to be a cool one. However, hot temperatures are expected to follow the holiday in high numbers.2 years ago
Emily Calhoun, Utah Public Radio
Wild About Utah: An auto tour of the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Auto Route Tour can give people a way to bird watch and a way to view the Great Salt Lake wetlands.2 years ago
Josuee Sanchez
Planning to go on an outdoor adventure? Use a buddy system.
A Utah County officer says using a buddy system will help avoid tragedy while hiking or swimming outdoors.2 years ago
Eric Cabrera
Potentially toxic algal bloom detected at Utah Lake
As blue-green algae is blooming. Authorities issue a warning Provo Bay, Lincoln Beach, American Fork Beach, and Saratoga Springs Marina.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Go Unite to host three Trash Pick Up Day events
Go Unite's three events aim to collect and remove over 3,000 pounds of trash.2 years ago
Michael Camit
Geothermal energy wells being built in Beaver County
One of the country's largest geothermal energy projects is being built in Beaver County. There are 125 wells being sunk near Milford.2 years ago
Josuee Sanchez
It’s wildfire season in Utah, is your home ready?
A fireproof home has been cleared of debris that doubles as fuel, including dead branches, dead leaves, and downed trees.2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Largest geothermal energy development in the U.S. is here in Utah
The country's largest new geothermal energy development is underway near Milford, Utah, with plans to drill 125 wells over 100,000 acres.2 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Do you need reef-safe sunscreen at the lake?
Reef-safe sunscreen is recommended to keep chemicals out of the ocean, but the National Park Service said they should also be used by other bodies of water.2 years ago
Adam Small
Red flag warning issued for parts of southern and central Utah
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning from noon to 9 p.m. Monday for much of central and southern Utah.2 years ago
Emma Keddington
Northern Utah to implement fire restrictions
Fire officials in Utah are implementing Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for July 1 for several counties across Northern Utah.2 years ago
Emma Keddington
Fire weather warning issued for Salt Lake, Southern Utah
Critical weather conditions in the Salt Lake Deseret and Southern Utah are creating a high fire risk, says the National Weather Service.2 years ago
Kyle Remund
Flood watch in effect for portions of eastern Utah
A flood watch covering parts of eastern Utah and western Colorado is in effect from Sunday, June 30th to Monday, July 1st.2 years ago
Michael Houck, KSL TV
Search for Texas couple has turned into a ‘recovery effort,’ sheriff office says
The search for a couple from Texas who went missing east of Moab has turned into a recovery effort due to evidence found during the search.2 years ago
Eric Cabrera
U of U professor using nanobubbles to better environment
A University of Utah professor is harnessing the power of tiny "nanobubbles" to help tackle environmental and medical challenges.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
Brace for heat impacts: High temperatures expected at Hill Air Show
There's not much shade at the Warriors Over the Wasatch air show at Hill Air Force Base, and expected highs in the mid 90s won't help.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
US-191 reopens after landslide at Arches National Park
Moab City noted that it would take time for traffic to move through since the closure had caused a backup.2 years ago
Adam Small
Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell reach multi-year highs, but one is already losing water
Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell have seen increased their water levels however, Great Salt Lake has started to recede.2 years ago
MIKE ANDERSON, KSLTV.com
Fire authorities worry that homeless camps could lead to fire risk as temperatures rise
Homeless camps are usually set up in areas that are obscured by trees, brushes and adding dry fuels could create a very dangerous situation, according to police officers.2 years ago
Michael Camit
Utah’s rivers could lose water at an alarming rate without conservation
While recent winters have brought heavy snowfall, there's still a need to preserve Utah's rivers for future generations.2 years ago
Becky Bruce
Energy independence top issue for Utah GOP
Salt Lake County Republican Party Chair, Chris Null said he sees the most important issue in 2025 will be energy independence.2 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Officials urge practicing heat safety during hot weather
Excessive temperatures are hitting many places in Utah and officials are asking people to practice heat safety.2 years ago
