Environment
Allessandra Harris
Camping over Memorial Day Weekend? Plan ahead
If you plan to camp over Memorial Day Weekend, you may want to begin the planning process now.11 months ago
Matt Brooks, KSL.com
Man in critical condition after being rescued from Jordan River
Police issued a reminder of the dangerous state of the streams and rivers during the spring runoff after a man was rescued from Jordan River.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Woman dies in hiking accident in Big Cottonwood Canyon
Unified Police say a 34-year-old woman died Friday following a hiking accident in Big Cottonwood Canyon.11 months ago
Allessandra Harris
Utah is no longer in a severe drought
After the state's record-breaking snowpack, and for the first time in four years, the state is out of severe drought conditions.11 months ago
Jed Boal, KSL TV
Construction update for Deer Creek Dam begins
The Deer Creek Dam and Reservoir are getting construction improvements so they can continue to deliver water to the community and mitigate flooding.11 months ago
Michelle Lee
Weed control options for your lawn
A healthy lawn needs an application of fertilizer at least once or twice a year. Additionally, you may need to use a weed killer occasionally.11 months ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com
Ogden Canyon reopens after river flooding causes road collapse
UDOT officials announced Thursday evening that the canyon had reopened to traffic, albeit with a "one-way, alternating traffic configuration."11 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Great Salt Lake getting a bump from Weber River water diversion
The Weber Basin Water Conservancy District said water released today from the Weber River will eventually make it to the Great Salt Lake.11 months ago
Elizabeth Weiler
River causes damage, indefinite closure to SR-39 through Ogden Canyon
A river flood advisory is in effect for the Ogden River below Pineview Reservoir as UDOT works to control portions of SR 39.11 months ago
Andrew Adams
Police renew warnings to stay away from fast-moving rivers after Spanish Fork close call
Officials urge people to use common sense and caution—whether in Spanish Fork or elsewhere around the state this spring.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Family in Eden evacuated due to mudslide
Family evacuated after mudslide hits their home in Eden.11 months ago
Allessandra Harris
Sundance hosting weekend Mother’s Day event
A Mother's Day event at Sundance Mountain Resort will include things like spring skiing and scenic lift rides.12 months ago
Adam Small
Trespassing on West Davis Corridor sites costing taxpayers millions
Utah transportation officials and police report multiple incidents of trespassing near the West Davis Corridor.12 months ago
Ladd Egan, KSL-TV
When will Deer Creek, Jordanelle reservoirs reach capacity this spring?
If done correctly, both reservoirs will reach capacity sometime in June just as the snowmelt comes to an end.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Things to know when visiting Zion National Park
Jonathan Shafer, a spokesman for Zion National Park, joined KSL at Night on Tuesday to discuss what visitors should expect when visiting the park this summer.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Salt Lake County extends state of emergency to June 13
To help get a better handle on the flooding situation, Salt Lake County extended its state of emergency Tuesday afternoon to June 13.12 months ago
Adam Small and Samantha Herrera
$300,000 cleanup getting property back to raising money for public schools
The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration has to clear decades worth of bullets and rifle pellets from a former Boy Scouts camp.12 months ago
Mike Anderson
Corinne tries to contain Bear River, prevent damage
The job of shoring up Bear River banks and protecting property is necessary during spring runoff, but this year it's proving costly too.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Flooding: Eubank says the state is OK for now, still has a ways to go
KSL-TV meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News to disuss where things stand at the moment regarding state flooding.12 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Are you eligible for a landscape rebate?
Only 35 of Utah’s 329 cities qualify for the landscape rebate, which pays homeowners $3 per square foot to rip out their thirsty lawns. Cynthia Bee of the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District joins the show to discuss the statewide program.12 months ago
Adam Small
New deer crossing tech will alert drivers when wildlife is nearby
Drivers on SR-73 in Eagle Mountain could soon see flashing lights and a warning to slow down thanks to new infrared technology.12 months ago
Tim Hughes
Quagga mussels: Utah boaters asked to help fight against invasive species
Quagga mussels are looked for on boats that come out of Lake Powell. Wildlife experts are trying to prevent the aggressive species from spreading.12 months ago
Allessandra Harris
A wet winter may bring severe allergy season
Trees and flowers are in full bloom bring Utah resident's allergies. A doctor weighs in on tips to help those who have allergies.12 months ago