Heather May and Ben Winslow, Great Salt Lake Collaborative
Why did Utah leaders go to Israel?
Israel is one of the driest countries in the world. The country went from water scarcity to water surplus, what can Utah learn?3 years ago
SHARA PARK KSLTV.com
National Weather Service issues flood warning for Emigration Creek
The National Weather Service to issue a flood warning through Thursday as Emigration Creek swelled and jumped it's bed.3 years ago
Waverly Golden
Garden City official declares state of emergency, due to flooding
The Mayor of Garden City, Mike Leonhardt, issued a state of emergency on April 30, due to flooding.3 years ago
Adam Small
Despite ecosystems improving around The Great Salt Lake Water conservation is still key
The Great Salt Lake has risen three and a half feet since hitting an all-time low in November 2022, but water conservation should still be a priority.3 years ago
Adam Small
Record snowpack helping produce more efficient spring runoff
This year's record snow pack helped Utah's soil saturation levels which will help water from the spring runoff absorb in the soil.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Parks are flooding but it is by design
Many parks and fields are filling up with water from the spring runoff. Salt Lake County designed over 30 detention basins to catch overflow.3 years ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com
‘Whiplash weather’: Salt Lake County issues turf replacement grants to 7 cities to conserve water
Many residents in Salt Lake County are now eligible in funds from a grant to convert lawns to water efficient landscaping.3 years ago
Adam Small
Utah flooding risk rising, right along with the temperatures
High temperatures are expected to reach into the 70s and 80s through the weekend and next week in Utah, adding to the flooding risk.3 years ago
Adam Small
Weather warmup on the way, eyes again on Utah waterways
The Utah weather warmup looks like this -- 70-degree days Thursday and Saturday, and 80-degree days starting Sunday.3 years ago
Mike Anderson
How surveillance cameras will help respond to potential flood areas
The surveillance cameras are solar-powered, which makes it relatively easy to get more eyes on potential flood conditions.3 years ago
Carter Williams
Lake Powell could rise 50 to 90 feet over the next few months
The most probable scenario is that the reservoir jumps to 3,590 feet in elevation, or about 65 feet, by June.3 years ago
Adam Small
Future of Draper homes surrounding the recent collapse looks brighter
Two homes collapsed in Draper City last weekend due to poor environmental conditions, the fate of surrounding homes is looking brighter.3 years ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Utah water district to redirect 50M gallons of water to Great Salt Lake every day
The water that the district is sending to the lake is enough to fill 100 Olympic-sized swimming pools or 150 homes for a year.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
The benefits and challenges of building a home on the mountainside
After multiple homes in Draper were swept away in a landslide, many people may be wondering why would anyone build a home on the mountainside.3 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
How to be better prepared for short and long term evacuations
"It's important to plan ahead, " Wade Mathews from Be Ready Utah said. "But our evacuation steps are going to depend on how much time we have."3 years ago
MIKE ANDERSON, KSL-TV
How to track the next northern lights appearance in Utah
On Sunday night, the weather phenomenon known as aurora borealis or the northern lights visited Utah, which surprised many.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Wet soil making Utah’s ground too soft for some trees, expert gives guidance
With the Beehive State receiving an abnormal amount of precipitation, our soil is wetter than ever. So wet that some trees can't stay standing.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
KSL weather guru talks about trigger behind two Draper homes sliding down cliff
KSL Chief Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show to talk about what triggered the landslide the destroyed two homes in Draper on Saturday.3 years ago
Randall Jeppesen
Thirteen avalanches reported in Utah’s backcountry this weekend
There were multiple avalanches over the weekend in Utah's backcountry, none of them fatal, however. And the danger for more remains.3 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
What are the optimal temperatures in Utah to minimize flooding?
SALT LAKE CITY — To minimize flooding, the experts say the weather needs to switch between hot and cold. But, has the most recent cold spell lasted too long? Every day that passes the closer we get to consistently hot weather said KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson. He also said that’s exactly what Utah doesn’t need […]3 years ago
Dan Bammes
Draper mayor blames building procedures for home collapses
Draper Mayor Troy Walker told KSL NewsRadio the homes were built on "engineered fill" that failed to support the weight of the houses.3 years ago
Ben Winslow, FOX 13
Utah lawmakers plan to revisit how you pay for water
Depending on how much water you use, you'll either have sticker shock or savings as lawmakers take a look at water usage.3 years ago
Karah Brackin
Utah Geological Survey monitoring 100 landslide locations across the state
In 1998, 18 homes stood in what is now just open space managed by North Salt Lake. They had to go due to a landslide and the safety concerns.3 years ago
