Don Brinkerhoff, KSL NewsRadio

Utah exceeds annual average of boating related drownings

Boating related drownings in Utah have already exceeded the annual average. So far this year eight people have drowned.

2 days ago

Cone snails may provide better treatment options for diabetics

Cone snails are providing researchers at the University of Utah with the inspiration to create a better treatment option for diabetics.

8 days ago

Tony Grove Lake reopened after trying to kill off invasive plant

Tony Grove Lake has reopened after being closed in an attempt to try and kill off an invasive plant.

8 days ago

What to do if you encounter coyotes or other wildlife in Utah

Seeing coyotes in Utah isn't uncommon. Wildlife officials in the state have resources available to anyone wanting to hit the trails.

14 days ago

After recent drownings in Utah parks, official shares safety reminders

Several drownings in Utah have one Utah State Parks official sharing reminders about wearing a lifejacket and being mindful of weather.

16 days ago

Utah-built booster rockets help launch Atlas V payload into deep space

Five Utah-built rocket boosters helped lift an Atlas V rocket and payload into deep space.

28 days ago

Invasive Zebra Mussel larvae found in the Colorado River

Officials have found two microscopic zebra mussel larvae in the Colorado River. They are warning neighboring states.

1 month ago

Will Utah’s Olympic venues help secure the 2034 games?

The Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the games will make its final pitch for 2034, they hope Utah's Olympic venues will be a big selling point.

1 month ago

Call for 2034 Winter Olympic Games volunteers has begun

The non-profit organization, The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation is recruiting volunteers for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games. Some other organizations have started to do the same.

1 month ago

Are UTA Olympic preparations enough to win the 2034 bid?

UTA Olympic preparations are underway to win the bid for the 2034 Winter Olympics, but are we ready?

1 month ago

Farmer’s markets play a necessary role in Utah

41 farmer's markets across Utah are helping small business owners boost their revenue, according to the Utah Farmer's Market Network.

2 months ago

Owners of non-motorized watercraft in Utah required to train on quagga mussel prevention

Before you launch your boat in Utah this summer, a new law requires you to take an online training course about the prevention of quagga mussels.

2 months ago

Researchers find evidence of possible alien megastructures

One Utah scientist weighs in on study about possible evidence of alien megastructures. He thinks there may be a simpler answer.

2 months ago

Nonprofit working to build trust in Utah elections

Trust Utah Elections, a new nonprofit, is working to help Utahns have confidence in the state's election process.

2 months ago

First triple-digit degree day hits Utah today, is June too early?

Utah reaches first triple digit degree day of the year. Historically we don’t usually get triple digit temperatures this early along the Wasatch Front, but we have for the last few years.