Kyle Dunphey
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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The 4 ski resorts with the most snow in the country are all in Utah
Utah is living up to its claim of having the "greatest snow on earth" this winter.  → Read More
Here's what the $1.7 trillion spending bill will bring to Utah
President Joe Biden is expected to sign a $1.7 trillion government spending bill after the U.S. House on Friday voted mostly along party lines to pass the bill. → Read More
Little Cottonwood gondola: Why Christian leaders oppose UDOT project
In Little Cottonwood Canyon, a Lutheran, an Episcopalian, a Catholic and the Salt Lake County mayor went on a hike. → Read More
Here are the largest fires burning in Utah and the West right now
Despite much of the West seeing record rainfall in August, heightened wildfire conditions have returned to the region, coupled with abnormally high temperatures. → Read More
Are Utahns watering their lawns less due to drought? They say they are
A brown lawn has become a badge of honor as Utah copes with a historic drought — even Gov. Cox tweeted pictures of the dying grass at his farm in Fairview last July. → Read More
May was a record-breaking month for arrests along the US-Mexico border
Officers made more immigration arrests along the U.S.-Mexico border in May than any month since records were kept. → Read More
IRC event highlights refugee efforts in Utah, Nevada, Colorado, New York
Utah leaders are always touting the state's reputation as a community that welcomes immigrants and refugees. → Read More
Ballots for Utah's primary elections have been mailed. Here are 5 things to know
On Tuesday, county clerks across Utah began mailing ballots for the state's June 28 primary elections. → Read More
Curtis, Moore, Owens, Romney — but not Lee — among Utah politicians blacklisted from Russia
Nearly 1,000 Americans have been permanently banned from Russia in a symbolic move that lists politicians, businesspeople, activists, journalists and celebrities, most alive but some deceased. → Read More
2 bills lawmakers say will steer Utah Lake toward cleaner future gaining steam
Although it might be the year of the Great Salt Lake in the Legislature, two bills that lawmakers say will steer Utah Lake toward a cleaner future cleared a big hurdle on Friday. → Read More
Opposition mounting against Utah Lake project, developers say 'trust is gained over time'
It would be one of the biggest projects of its kind in the country, maybe even the world. → Read More
Utah lawmakers wasted little time in overturning local mask mandates. What do Utahns think?
When it comes to public opinion surrounding mask mandates and who should enact them, Utahns are divided. → Read More
If you bought a house in one of these Utah cities, you might have paid too much
If you bought a home in Ogden, Provo or Salt Lake City in the last month, there's a good chance you overpaid. → Read More
Utah leaders say growth is good for the state. Do Utahns agree?
Utah is typically one of the fastest, if not the fastest, growing state in the country. But new research suggests 2 in 5 Utahns believe future growth will lead to a declining quality of life. → Read More
A reporter was hit by a car on live TV. A conversation about safety in journalism followed
A 25-year-old multimedia journalist in West Virginia was hit from behind by a passing car Wednesday evening while reporting on a water main break, highlighting dangers reporters can face. → Read More
Park City ski patrol to stay on the slopes after tentative agreement with Vail
It appears ski patrollers at Park City Mountain Resort and Vail Resorts have avoided a work stoppage. → Read More
COVID-19 and weather canceled thousands of flights — including out of Salt Lake City
Christmastime already has a reputation as the busiest, most stressful time to fly, but this year a wave of COVID-19 induced cancellations and delays has upended travel plans for thousands. → Read More
Will Utah's new voting districts see a court challenge? Lawsuits in other states may be a path
A Utah group that pushed for an independent redistricting commission is considering a lawsuit that would challenge the state's new electoral boundaries. → Read More
Will the omicron variant of COVID-19 become more prevalent than delta in Utah?
The highly transmissible omicron variant of COVID-19 could become the dominant strain in Utah, maybe even the entire country, as early as New Year's Day. → Read More
Will there be enough snow in the West to ski in 50 years? New study has bleak answers
If greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked, Utah's billion-dollar ski industry is in trouble. → Read More