Tim Hughes
Stay healthy when you exercise or play outdoors in the Utah heat
It may be cooler at altitude, but playing or exercising outdoors in the heat (especially in the mountains) requires special precautions3 years ago
Derrick Jones
Utah families: The key to economic success and the challenges ahead
As far as economic outlook goes, Utah is usually at or near the top. What's our secret? It seems like it's Utah Families.3 years ago
Sam Herrera
Water main break causes SB I-15 closure in Layton, reopens a short time later
The Utah Department of Transportation estimates the closure of SB I-15 in Layton will last several hours.3 years ago
Britt Johnson
If you head up into the mountains, watch out for these bites
SALT LAKE CITY — This time of year, The Utah Poison Control Center gets an influx of calls about bites. Rattlesnake and tick bites are especially worrisome because of the venom and disease the animals carry. Rattlesnake bites Pace recommended heading straight to the hospital if you’ve been bitten by a rattlesnake. On the way, […]3 years ago
Tom Haraldsen and Adam Small
Federal firefighters on verge of quitting unless given a raise
As wildfire risk grows, more federal firefighters could quit their jobs if they don't see a pay raise soon.3 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Opponents say Little Cottonwood Canyon Gondola is overpriced solution
Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola will put watershed at risk, disrupt recreation areas, and only serve ski resort visitors, according to opponents.3 years ago
Adam Small
Utah breaks heat records with little relief in sight
According to NWS, Salt Lake City broke heat records yesterday, clocking 106 degrees near the airport.3 years ago
Britt Johnson
Power bills are rising with the heat: here’s how to combat that
People can help keep power bills down by setting thermostats a couple of degrees higher and adding window coverings to keep the heat out.3 years ago
Brittany Tait
How to beat the heat in triple digit temps
As temperatures hit triple digits, Utahns are looking for ways to beat the heat.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Chevron Gas Station destroyed in fire
A fire in Spanish Fork Saturday morning destroyed a Chevron Gas Station.3 years ago
Derrick Jones
Stay cool: Essential tips to keep tech from overheating
Keep a blanket in your car, and charge your devices at night -- these are a few of the tips to keep your tech from overheating.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Growing tomatoes in your garden
Dave Mecham from KSL NewsRadio joined Taun on the KSL Greenhouse show to talk about growing tomatoes in your garden.3 years ago
Eric Cabrera
“Cool Zones” can provide you some relief from the heat
Whether your AC unit at home needs a break or isn't up for the challenge against the heat wave, "Cool Zones" are a great way to escape the heat.3 years ago
Adam Small
Excessive heat coming this weekend, reminders to stay safe
Excessive heat is expected across Utah this weekend, and the National Service provided reminders for staying safe.3 years ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Lake Powell’s water levels are dropping after months of increase
Lake Powell's water levels are 45 feet higher than last year. But for several days, it's been losing water.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Cox launches ‘Disagree Better’ Initiative at governors conference
The Disagree Better Initiative is a call to all American governors to find better ways to discuss divisive issues.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah State Board of Education Member Natalie Cline under Board investigation
A spokeswoman for the Utah State Board of Education said they've received dozens of comments about Cline, some positive and some negative.3 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Why fire hydrant colors are changing in Ogden
Fire hydrants are usually associated with the color red, but Ogden is changing its fire hydrant colors to assist firefighters in emergencies.3 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Raising Utah’s nicotine limit poses health risks to children, says Drug Safe Utah
The president of the Utah Eagle Forum is lobbying to keep a lower nicotine content in the vapes sold in Utah.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
Police catch runaway tortoise on the streets of Nephi
The Nephi City Police Department introduced the runaway tortoise to the community through a Facebook post about his escape.3 years ago
Allessandra Harris and Lindsay Aerts
Senator proposing a different kind of change to DEI offices in Utah
NORTH OGDEN, Utah — A Utah representative is working on a new proposal involving diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI, programs after trying to strike them down last year. Sen. John Johnson, R-North Ogden, submitted a proposal last year that would eliminate DEI offices at several public universities across the state. His reasoning, at the time, […]3 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Deer Creek Reservoir Dam receiving improvements
The aging Deer Creek Reservoir dam is receiving some improvements, which are designed to keep the lake and the Provo River healthy.3 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Prime energy drinks, caffeine and your kids
Prime Energy drinks contain half of the maximum amount of caffeine adults should consume in a day. So here's what it means for your kids.3 years ago
