Jacob Scholl
Northern Utah ReporterReporter Jacob Scholl covers northern Utah as part of a newly-created partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune and Utah Public Radio. Scholl writes for The Tribune and appears on-air for UPR.
Scholl first moved to northern Utah in 2017 and has worked in Ogden, Salt Lake City and Idaho before joining The Tribune in 2022 as a state government reporter. He started his current role in early 2023.
Want to connect? Email him jscholl@sltrib.com or find him on Twitter @Jacob_Scholl.
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A planned housing development near the Logan River prompted the Logan City Council to pass code amendments, ones that update rules for future construction within the city’s floodplains. -
Experts say the Cache Valley’s geography and harsh winters make for worse air quality and longer inversions.
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The flooding gave an invasive plant a blank slate to expand, choking out other plant life and spreading across thousands of acres.
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Utah’s current snowpack levels are just above the levels recorded in February 1983, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
