Adam Small
Associate Producer and News Anchor at KSL Outdoors Show
Maine born and raised. Began my broadcast journey in Rexburg, Idaho. Now a reporter for “Utah’s Morning News” on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.
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martech.zone | Adam Small
It all started as a book club. Yes, I’m serious. I started my work on the web more than two decades ago. My first site was Helping Hand, which curated the best sites from around the web to help people with their computers and navigate resources on the Internet. Years later, I sold the domain to a company that helped folks quit smoking, one of my first big contracts. I began blogging on Blogger and waxed poetic about everything from politics to Internet tools.
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kslnewsradio.com | Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — The U.S. Senate is considering selling off even more federal land in Utah as part of the president’s budget bill. Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, recently reinstated language in the bill allowing the government to sell some federal lands in Western States to create more housing space. The proposal was originally introduced by Congresswoman Celeste Maloy, R-Utah.
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kslnewsradio.com | Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — Fire officials urged Utahns on Monday to be extra careful with anything that could start a wildfire, as conditions were ripe for fires to start and spread. The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning for most of central, southern and eastern Utah until late Monday night due to a combination of low humidity and high wind gusts. The affected area stretches from St. George to Nephi, as well as Bluff, all the way up to Vernal and Duchesne.
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kslnewsradio.com | Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — Although it’s been scorching hot in southern Utah for the last week or so, drought conditions have improved. The latest readings from the U.S. Drought Monitor indicated that the overall amount of the state’s land that’s in a drought is still going up. However, the amount of land that is in severe or extreme drought, which is predominantly in southern Utah, has gone down. The change had been attributed to storms in the southern part of the state over the last couple weeks.
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kslnewsradio.com | Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — Temperatures reached triple digits in parts of southern Utah on Wednesday, keeping search and rescue crews busy. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office said it had to help four different people suffering from heat-related symptoms in the span of about four hours on Wednesday, including a man in his 50s struggling on a trail in Hurricane. “Due to the severity of his heat exhaustion, it was determined that it would be better to get him out via Life Flight,” Sgt. Jacob Paul said.
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We are still working to figure out who these, "peacekeepers," are and who exactly they were working for. Police have arrested the man who allegedly had the rifle and booked him in jail on suspicion of murder. https://t.co/Bl7ldH0Po9
Shara and I were fortunate enough to meet the men who shot this and helped the pilot. It's amazing everyone walked away unharmed. Crazy.
KSL EXCLUSIVE: Eyewitness captured the moment a privately owned helicopter clipped a hangar door at Western Fab Hangar in Woods Cross today, sending it crashing to the ground. See the full video and hear his account of rushing to help the pilot at 5 & 6pm on @KSL5TV. https://t.co/36NevrXZra
I am dead inside.
Sources: #Lions All-Pro and Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow, one of the game’s best, has informed the team he plans to retire. A stellar career comes to a close. https://t.co/8ByDj2nqe0
