Nick Wyatt
Some support, others condemn Salt Lake County school mask order
Those in support of the school mask order include the Utah Public Health Association, while Utah Parents United gives it a thumbs down.3 years ago
University of Utah asks students to wear masks for fall semester
The University of Utah will ask everyone on campus to wear masks and encouraged vaccination, but cannot require either under state law.3 years ago
Algal blooms could return to Utah recreational water
Recent storms have washed nutrients into the water and the temperatures are heating up, creating prime conditions for algal blooms.3 years ago
Recreational waters might contain fecal matter after recent storms
Water experts say recent storms might have washed human and animal fecal matter into lakes, reservoirs, and rivers across Utah.3 years ago
Back to School: Spending expected to hit record highs
The National Retail Federation says American families will pay more than ever this year for back-to-school supplies.3 years ago
Climate experts weigh in on recent monsoonal rain and flash flooding
The recent pattern of monsoonal rain and widespread flash flooding is nothing new to Utah, according to climate experts.3 years ago
Back to School: Will families use virtual learning or opt for in-person class?
Back to school is here and most Utah school districts will offer virtual learning for the upcoming year, however each school is different.3 years ago
Heavy rain has little impact on Utah drought
Sorry, Charlie: You can cancel the sprinkler for a few days, but recent heavy rain we received isn't enough to erase the ongoing drought in Utah.3 years ago
Doctors worry about upcoming school year with spreading delta variant
Infectious disease experts say classrooms full of students could be a prime breeding ground for the COVID-19 Delta variant.3 years ago
Housing market shows condos outselling single-family homes
The housing market shows for the first time, condos and townhouses are outselling single-family homes.3 years ago
More southern Utah flash flooding possible, burn scar debris flows
More flash flooding likely for southern Utah.3 years ago
West Valley police safely arrest suspect with homemade explosives
Officers found knives, a sword, a makeshift gun, and homemade explosives after arresting a 29-year-old suspect Wednesday night.3 years ago
Lowest number of Pioneer Day weekend human-caused fires on record
Fire officials are thanking Utahns for being responsible over the Pioneer Day holiday weekend this year, with human-caused fires at a record low.3 years ago
Utah inflation: Will the price increases be long-term or level out?
Whether inflation decreases in Utah may depend on how people feel about inflation, and if they change spending habits accordingly.3 years ago
Bighorn sheep water supply on Antelope Island in question
Wildlife biologists say man-made water receptacles which provide water to bighorn sheep on Antelope Island are dry due to the drought.3 years ago
Utah Inflation: What is causing the spike in prices?
Economists say an imbalance between supply and demand is the main contributor to a recent inflation increase.3 years ago
Utah Inflation: How is an uptick in prices affecting Utah?
Some economists say the price increases we saw last year on hand sanitizer and toilet paper are spreading into all areas of our lives. So, is inflation here to stay in Utah?3 years ago
Lake Powell at record low water level, could drop further
Lake Powell is currently at 33% capacity, which breaks the record water low from 2005. Water experts are worried the level will drop even further.3 years ago
Children account for half of Millard County pile-up fatalities
The Utah Highway Patrol says four people killed in a major pile-up on I-15 in Millard County were adults. The other four were children under 15.3 years ago
State school board hears public comment on Critical Race Theory proposal
State school board members heard nearly two hours of public comment on a proposed critical race theory rule in a hearing Thursday night.3 years ago
U Health postponing some surgeries to make room for COVID-19 patients
University of Utah Healthcare is temporarily halting some elective surgeries to free up hospital capacity for COVID-19 patients.3 years ago
Human-caused fires below average for July, officials thankful to public
Utah officials thank the Utah public for fewer human-caused fires this year, and ask for continued vigilance.3 years ago
Utah lawmaker to bring back bill proposing high school gun safety classes
Utah Rep. Rex Shipp (R-Cedar City) is considering bringing back a bill proposing gun safety classes for some public high schools.3 years ago
