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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Adam's coverage predominantly focuses on local Utah events, particularly weather and government-related news. He seems to have a strong emphasis on extreme weather conditions such as snowstorms and their impact on the region.
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By: Adam Small
A once potential affordable housing site to be torn down. Could a new plan make up for it? SALT LAKE CITY– The old Ramada Inn at 1659 W.
By: Adam Small
KAYSVILLE — City leaders and many residents of Kaysville are pushing back on a proposal to use an old emissions building as a code blue homeless shelter.
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SALT LAKE CITY-- The Salt Lake County Jail bond is on pace to fail. The bond seeks to combine two jails and add beds for inmates. The $507 million jail
Gas prices have been falling. In the last month, the cost for a gallon of regular unleaded gas has fallen 27 cents.
By: Adam Small
Over 100 Light the World Giving Machines will be placed across the world to encourage people to help others. (Adam Small/KSL NewsRadio)
Even the Utah reservoirs that aren't full are trending on a normal track, said Utah water officials on Thursday.
The land swap will give the state control over land that is expected to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for Utah schools in the coming years.
SALT LAKE CITY — A man was killed on Tuesday morning in a car crash that briefly shut down I-15. Utah Highway Patrol Lt.
SALT LAKE CITY — Water managers are pushing for more aggressive tiered rates for Utahns' water bills to promote conservation and secure funding for future projects.
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