Adam Small is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He writes for KSL NewsRadio and his work has also been featured in Martech Zone and KSL 5 TV. Adam covers a variety of topics including local news, weather, and legislative developments in Utah.
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By: Adam Small
WEST VALLEY CITY — Several dozen Utah firefighters and other emergency personnel departed from the Maverick Center Thursday morning.
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — In the wake of the devastating wildfires burning around Los Angeles, some nonprofits have teamed up in an effort to move hundreds of shelter pets from California to Utah.
The 2025 General Legislative Session kicks off next week. Bills addressing Great Salt Lake will be addressed again this year.
SALT LAKE CITY — Great Salt Lake is once again expected to be a topic of discussion and action for Utah lawmakers in the 2025 Utah General Legislative Session, which starts next week.
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY— Two of Utah's largest metropolitan areas have made the top of an annual economic report ranking the best performing cities in America.
A proposed bill would create a committee that would seek out a potential spot for a spaceport in Utah.
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — The Beehive State could one day be even more involved in the space industry.
Utah lawmaker wants age verification and parental consent for anyone under 18 years old who downloads an app.
The Great Salt Lake is once again expected to be a topic of discussion and action for Utah lawmakers in the 2025 general legislative session, which starts on Tuesday.
Bill sponsor Sen. Nate Blouin said that unlike previous attempts to repeal the Utah food tax, SB122 isn't tied to other legislation.
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