Carter Williams is a reporter for KSL.com, where he focuses on Salt Lake City, statewide transportation issues, and the environment. His reporting often intersects with themes of climate change, water management, and public transportation, reflecting his commitment to regional interests and environmental sustainability. Carter's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CBS 17, Yahoo News, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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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.
Given his focus on local news within Utah and Salt Lake City specifically, pitching stories relevant to these areas will be most effective.
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By: Carter Williams
Damage from the Davis County tornado near Middle Smith Lake near the Davis-Morgan county line on Saturday. The strength of Friday's tornado is still being determined, but it dispelled a myth about tornadoes in the mountains. (Matt Johnson, KSL)
By: Carter Williams
KEY TAKEAWAYS Steenblik Park, known also known as the as "cat park" for some, reopened after improvements.
By: Carter Williams
KEY TAKEAWAYS Salt Lake City is replacing hundreds of trees lost to a 2024 herbicide mishap.
By: Carter Williams
Salt Lake City's planning commission endorsed the city's proposed new housing ordinance. The proposal allows diverse housing types within residential zones, home to about 33,000 properties.
By: Carter Williams
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Federal meteorologists confirmed a second Utah tornado from last week's storms.
By: Carter Williams
Communities impacted by a massive fire in southwest Utah this summer are getting a big lift from the federal government as they continue to recover from it and ensuing flooding damage.
By: Carter Williams
The remnants of what was once Hurricane Rachel ultimately delivered big totals across drought-stricken Utah.
By: Carter Williams
A section of the Provo River Trail near Bridal Veil Falls is temporarily closed because of at least one rockslide in the area Friday afternoon, Utah County officials said.
By: Carter Williams
PROVO — Part of a popular hiking trail and park area on the Provo River Trail is now closed for the season. A section of the Provo River Trail near Bridal
By: Carter Williams
By Carter Williams , KSL Juan Becerra says traffic remains the top question and concern from his meetings ahead of next year's Salt Lake Temple open house.
