Salt Lake City, United States (Local)
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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.
Given his focus on government & politics, relevant pitches could include insights from political figures or analysis of legislative changes impacting Utah. In addition, features about local community impacts during extreme weather conditions may also be well received by Adam.
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By: Adam Small
A judge has decided on punishment for a former Utah charter school director accused of sexually abusing a special needs student. The abuse was before he pled guilty in federal court to having thousands of inappropriate images of children. (Zolnierek, Shutterstock)
EUREKA, Juab — Eureka City officials are asking for any and all help making sandbags Monday night for homeowners living on the edge of the Iron and Cherry Fire burn scars.
By: Adam Small
Image of the Salt Lake City Planning Commission meeting July 9, 2026, where members approved a proposal that bans construction of jails and correctional facilities, including immigration detention centers, on privately-owned land within city limits. (Screengrab from YouTube)
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's Great Salt Lake is now sitting at it's lowest level in more than 3 years.
Adam Small is a reporter for KSL NewsRadio and Utah's Morning News. You can contact him at asmall@ksl.
By: Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — With updated acreage from the Widemouth 2 Fire now available, The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands said 2026 has become the second-worst year for wildfire damage in Utah history.
At 4,190.4 feet above sea level, Utah's Great Salt Lake is quickly approaching its second-lowest level ever recorded. But on the brighter side, water officials say we'd have already h it a record low if not for the work done by Utahns to conserve.
By: Adam Small
If Utah gets a winter like the record-dry 2025-2026 season, the Great Salt Lake hitting a new record low in 2027 would be certain.
By: Adam Small
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Recent reports reveal homes across the U.S. may sit above abandoned mines.
By: Adam Small
Estimated read time: 1-2 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS The University of Utah anticipates a plateau in enrollment growth by 2028.
