Mike Anderson
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Utah homes could face flooding issues as weather warms up
Several Utah communities are asking homeowners to prepare for possible flooding as the weather warms up. → Read More
Damaged F-35 fighter jets repurposed for training at Hill AFB
Two F-35s that were involved in accidents are being repurposed and used for training at Hill Air Force Base. → Read More
Some Utah communities are now worrying about floods
The snow seems to keep on coming and that's why many communities in Utah are already preparing for the chance of a busy flooding season. → Read More
Fremont High School helps support their 'superfan' with celebration, fundraiser
Students and teachers at Ogden's Fremont High School teamed up to help out their superfan who rarely misses a game. → Read More
Utah air quality is continuing to get worse, says USU professor
A Utah State University professor says that Utahns are breathing some of the worst air we've seen in over a decade. → Read More
No relief in sight for UDOT snowplow drivers
This winter's string of snowstorms is keeping snowplow drivers especially busy and there is more on the way. → Read More
Logan warming center opens just in time for near-zero temperatures
Just as the Cache Valley is experiencing an especially cold December, a nonprofit geared up to help people who need help surviving a cold overnight. → Read More
Indoor air quality can impact risk of viral transmission
The Aranet4 measures carbon-dioxide, aerosol-scientists use this data to determine the risk for transmission. → Read More
Utah recreation businesses are celebrating recent snowstorms
Recent snowfall is paying off in a big way for many recreation-based businesses in Utah. → Read More
'Improving the state of our striping': UDOT works to make highway lines more visible
UDOT is working to make highway lines last longer and finding new technologies to make them more visible. → Read More
New US 89 interchange opens in Davis County as highway overhaul continues
The last of four new interchanges on U.S. 89 in Davis County has finally opened. → Read More
Conservationists begin to remove thousands of invasive trees at the Bear River Massacre site
Restoration of the Bear River Massacre site is underway Monday as some 400,000 invasive trees will be removed. → Read More
Farmington man recovering after 40-foot fall from highway overpass
A Farmington man was seriously injured after falling 40 feet from a highway overpass. → Read More
New project will use stormwater to create wetlands at the Great Salt Lake
The Nature Conservancy will soon be using stormwater to create new wetlands off the shores of the Great Salt Lake. → Read More
Restoration of Idaho's Bear River Massacre site may benefit Great Salt Lake
Current efforts to restore the site of the Bear River Massacre could benefit the whole Wasatch Front in a big way. → Read More
A virus is wiping out Utah's tomato harvest
According to the Utah Farm Bureau, a virus is impacting tomatoes grown all over the state and could make them scarce at some farmer's markets. → Read More
Staffing shortages plague many Utah school districts on 1st day of school
Ready or not, Monday was the first day of school for many kids in Utah. → Read More
Proposed $20M bond in Cache Valley would preserve open spaces with taxes
A proposed $20 million bond in Cache Valley would buy up open space there to preserve it. → Read More
How the Great Salt Lake's dropping water level is affecting a Utah bird refuge
With the water in the Great Salt Lake at the lowest level ever, surrounding areas are also drying up. → Read More
'I feel lucky': Hyde Park kids and their dog fend off cougar cub
A brother and sister in Cache Valley had a close call with a cougar cub that they mistook for a cat. → Read More