Kennedy Camarena
Horsetail Falls missing hiker found dead
A 19-year-old woman who went missing on Friday was found dead Saturday morning while search and rescue crews were searching for her.2 years ago
MICHAEL HOUCK
Search and rescue look for missing woman near Horsetail Falls
Utah County search and rescue crews are looking for a missing woman who went missing near Horsetail Falls Friday evening.2 years ago
Michael Camit
Washington County is one step closer to a major water reuse project
A water reuse project in Washington County is a step closer to reality. The 20-year project will get some funding from federal grants.2 years ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Utah’s reservoirs at highest levels in 13 years as last of snowpack melts
Utah's reservoir system has officially reached its highest point in 13 years as the state reaches the tail end of its spring snowmelt season.2 years ago
Aimee Cobabe
More road buckling is possible as temperatures climb
John Gleason with UDOT said road buckling usually pops up in the early summer. “Our crews are always on the ready."2 years ago
Adam Small
The start of a major heat wave hits Utah Thursday
Utah can expect a major heat wave to arrive on Thursday and will linger through the weekend.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
City of Provo prepares for high flows at the Provo River
Spring runoff brings with it high flows in rivers across the state. Provo city is working to be prepared for any problems.2 years ago
Adam Small
Great Salt Lake levels have peaked for the year, expected to drop this summer
One expert said that the Great Salt Lake's levels have peaked for the year.2 years ago
Adam Small
Rep. John Curtis introduces bill to help reduce salt levels in Colorado River
Utah Congressman John Curtis has introduced a new bill to help limit how much salt finds its way into the Colorado River.2 years ago
Kyle Remund
Monroe Mountain forests refreshed in prescribed burns
Thousands of acres of aspen forest have been the focus of prescribed burns as part of a restoration project on Monroe Mountain.2 years ago
Adam Small
Despite strong state averages, Yuba Reservoir is not even half full
While many of Utah's reservoirs are over 91% full, Yuba Reservoir remains low at 41% full.2 years ago
Britt Johnson
It’s getting hot; here’s how to stay safe in the summer heat
The summer heat is here. With Southern Utah reaching triple digits, the threat of heat-related health issues will spike. One expert provided coping tips.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
Weber State University conserving water through xeriscaping
Weber State is making changes to conserve water, by implementing a "water action plan." They want to reduce water use by 30%.2 years ago
Heather Peterson
Invasive insect species spreading through Utah, threatening forests
Utah's forests are being threatened by an invasive insect. And researchers say not much can be done to stop them.2 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Severe weekend weather across the U.S. leaves 22 dead
The central and southern parts of the United States experienced severe weather over the holiday weekend leaving 22 dead.2 years ago
Taun Beddes, The KSL Greenhouse Show
Taun Beddes: Reasons why your lawn is suddenly turning brown
The KSL Greenhouse show host Taun Beddes shares why some lawns turn brown and how to treat the problem if that happens to you.2 years ago
Mitchell von Puttkammer
Water conservation in your Utah garden
Water conservation in a Utah garden can include installing smart sprinkler systems. And the state can help defray the cost!2 years ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Rain, cold temperatures in central and northern Utah this weekend
Thunderstorms, rain, high elevation snow, and temperatures around freezing are expected Memorial Day weekend in northern and central Utah.2 years ago
Lindsay Aerts, KSL TV
Roundup sprayed via drone in Millcreek, Parley’s canyons to kill invasive weed. DWR says it’s needed
In an attempt to kill weeds, the Department of Wildlife Resources sprayed pesticides in the foothills of Millcreek and Parley’s canyons.2 years ago
Shelby Lofton
Brazilian women living in Utah need help transporting donations to Florida
Two Utah women who came from Brazil are in need of help after gathering a number of donations for Brazil flooding victims.2 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Invasive tamarisk tree sprouting more roots along Virgin, Colorado rivers
The invasive and highly flammable Tamarisk tree is taking root along the Virgin River and Colorado River Basin.2 years ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Senator Mitt Romney says we should be doing more to combat drought
Senator Mitt Romney is taking a look at how money is being spent on drought-related issues and pushing for more collaboration on the subject.2 years ago
Adam Small
A trove of lithium in Great Salt Lake is turning heads. Managers drafting rules to protect the water
Extraction companies are interested in lithium in the Great Salt Lake, but state managers want to set rules to prevent the loss of lake water.2 years ago
