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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A storm brought rain and show to Northern Utah. The May weather provided a much needed boost after a dry April.
Strong winds will hit the the Wasatch Front over the next few days. Wind gusts are expected to reach 45 to 65 miles per hour.
SALT LAKE CITY — Only about a year and a half removed from hitting its lowest level in recorded history, the Great Salt Lake has reached its highest level since 2017.
Election workers have faced increased criticism since the 2020 election after former President Donald Trump made unfounded claims of voter fraud.
UC Boulder researchers predict climate change could benefit Upper Basin states, but extremes in low- and high flows are also possible.
Having a winning, or losing, candidate is one reason for declining election trust said the Sutherland Institute.
By: Adam Small
Davis told KSL NewsRadio while much of the Bonneville Salt Flats still look the same on the surface, underneath that salt is what he called a “bottomless” pit of mud that vehicles are getting stuck in.
MOAB, Utah — The National Park Service is asking for tips from the public to help find two people accused of stealing artifacts from Canyonlands National Park in March.
SALT LAKE CITY — Three Utah organizations will receive more than $5.5 million in combined funds for wildfire prevention and defense.
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — With a steady demand for electric vehicles and other rechargeable batteries, Utah's famous inland sea could soon become a major hub for lithium production.
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