Jed Boal
Fee waiver to help Utahns clear their criminal record about to expire
Approximately one in three Utahns has a criminal record and wants that social barrier removed. But a fee waiver that makes that process a lot more affordable ends June 30, so eligible Utahns should act now.10 months ago
Outdoor Retailer Summer Show begins this week
The Outdoor Retailer Summer Show kicked off today at the Salt Palace on Salt Lake City. It’s the largest gathering of the outdoor industry in North America.10 months ago
EDGE Homes stabilizing area where two homes slid in April
Two months after two homes slid into a ravine in Draper, the developer is working to stabilize the area.10 months ago
Dust deposits blown onto snow shown to accelerate snowmelt
Blowing dust from the dry lakebed of the Great Salt Lake is not only bad for our air quality, but it also threatens Utah’s most precious resource: water.10 months ago
Utah archaeology students unearth artifacts in 1,000-year-old village
Approximately 30 university students are getting a hands-on opportunity to learn about the people who lived in Utah long before the pioneers arrived.10 months ago
Snapped trees, avalanche debris still remain in Little Cottonwood Canyon
Due to the record-breaking snowfall and avalanches, spring cleanup in Little Cottonwood Canyon will take a little longer this year.11 months ago
None of the four creeks in SLC are expected to reach flood stage
None of the four creeks that drain into the city are forecasted to get anywhere near flood stage before the snow runs out.11 months ago
Utahns gather to honor true meaning of Memorial Day
Across Utah, people are taking time this Memorial Day to pause and remember those who sacrificed for our country.11 months ago
High mountain snow melt fills rivers and creeks as peak runoff nears
The high-elevation snowpack in Utah is melting quickly. The low-elevation and mid-elevation snow has already melted and run off into creeks and rivers.11 months ago
Provo river doubling in volume this week
The Provo River is rising in Utah County and will continue to pick up volume in the days ahead.11 months ago
Smoky air wafts into Utah from Canadian wildfires
Utah got a hefty dose of smoky air in the moderately unhealthy range from wildfires burning in Canada, but luckily it shouldn't be here much longer.11 months ago
High mountain passes still buried in snow
Right now, there’s no estimated date for when those seasonal passes will open.11 months ago
City creek to reach its peak next week
City Creek is the next creek of concern for Salt Lake City, the same creek which infamously ran down State Street in 1983.11 months ago
Man who surrendered after he fired shots identified by police
A South Weber man is in custody after he fired shots early this morning and then barricaded himself in a house in for nearly 10 hours.11 months ago
Meteorologist says Utah snow melt continues at ideal pace
There is still a lot of snow that needs to melt and runoff in Utah’s mountains above 9,000 feet.11 months ago
Construction update for Deer Creek Dam begins
The Deer Creek Dam and Reservoir are getting much-needed construction improvements so they can continue to deliver water to the community and mitigate flooding.11 months ago
Salt Lake City monitors City Creek as it hits its peak in two weeks
While the flooding risk from the two creeks is diminishing in Salt Lake City, the risk from City Creek is rising.11 months ago
Little Cottonwood Canyon mudslides subside; county crews clearing debris
The mudslides that closed Little Cottonwood Canyon last week have subsided, for now. The road is open and UDOT warns motorists traveling in the canyon to stay alert for rapid changes.12 months ago
Hydrologist: We’re only 1/3 of the way through snowmelt runoff marathon
SALT LAKE COUNTY, Utah — Flooding has caused problems for some Utahns for about a month, but northern Utah is not even halfway through the snowmelt runoff, according to a hydrologist with the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City. There’s still a lot of water that needs to come down from the high elevation […]12 months ago
Veterans with Utah Honor Flight pay respects to fallen friends
The Utah Honor Flight was a chance for the veterans to visit the memorials dedicated to their service and pay respects to those who didn’t come home.12 months ago
Veterans from Utah reflect on service and lost brothers during Honor Flight
A group of 75 Utah veterans returned to the Provo Airport last night to huge hero’s welcome after a two-day trip to Washington DC.12 months ago
Utah ski areas enjoy spring surge of visitors
It was another powder day in Utah’s mountains. People are still skiing and snowboarding and enjoying fresh snow in the last week of April.12 months ago
Owner of one of two Draper homes that slid never expected it would really happen
An owner of one of the two homes that slid into a ravine over the weekend in Draper spoke with KSL TV about the traumatic event.1 year ago
