Carter Williams is a reporter for KSL.com. He covers a range of topics including statewide transportation issues, the environment, and outdoor activities, with a particular focus on climate change, water management, and regional interests. Carter's work has been featured in various outlets including CBS 17, The Salt Lake Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Carter Williams focuses on local news in Utah, particularly around government announcements, data citations, and press releases. His coverage spans a wide variety of topics including government & politics, entertainment news, travel & tourism, agriculture & farming, and crime.
If you have expertise or insights related to local governmental announcements or data-driven stories within Utah - especially those related to snowpack comparisons in the West or issues with popular reservoirs - your pitch is more likely to capture Carter's interest. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives on entertainment events or developments impacting Salt Lake City such as sports teams like the Utah Jazz.
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By: Carter Williams
New fire restrictions are now in place at Zion National Park and other parts of the state.
By: Carter Williams
A small, indefinite road closure in Salt Lake City could help fix a complaint that west side residents have had for years.
By: Carter Williams
Salt Lake City's new urban trail solves some east-west connection struggles, and it comes with what might be the state's longest continuous art piece.
By: Carter Williams
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By: Carter Williams
A project to relocate a heavily used railroad yard in Salt Lake City is expected to ease some of the city's east-west transportation issues.
By: Carter Williams
Salt Lake City's popular Busker Fest returns this Friday and Saturday, but questions loom about its future beyond this weekend after proposed budget cuts.
By: Carter Williams
A young bear was tranquilized and removed from a tree after wandering into a Park City neighborhood early Thursday, state wildlife officials say.
By: Carter Williams
One of Utah's more unique city parks is reopening after a monthslong project to set the groundwork for the first phase of its rehabilitation, and visitors can see what's next for it this weekend.
By: Carter Williams
A massive, 43-foot monument of the golden spike, commissioned five years ago, will have a permanent home in Salt Lake City after a state monument plan fizzled.
By: Carter Williams
A new development coming to Sugar House aims to solve a growing challenge in housing, and it's named after a beloved resident who lived in the area for over a century.
