Winter Conditions

The bill would tighten the maximum age gap allowed in child marriages. In other news, Little Cottonwood Canyon was temporarily closed on Thursday so crews could work on avalanche mitigation.

The Bear River Local Homeless Council is opening a temporary warming center in North Logan to keep people safe during the extra cold weather.

In other news, the National Weather Service predicts inversion conditions through the end of the week and a new report shows youth population declining in Salt Lake City.

A new Wyoming Game and Fish Department threat assessment warns that the Sublette Pronghorn migration corridor is at high risk of being lost due to human activity.

In other news, Cache County has announced upcoming winter road closures. And, some tips to avoid scams during the holidays.

Instead of looking at El Nino or La Nina, climatologists in Utah look at the Quasi Decadal Oscillation, which usually controls Northern Utah’s snowpack.

The Planned Parenthood Association of Utah and ACLU Utah claim the recent law requiring abortions to be performed in hospitals, not clinics, effectively prohibits abortion across the state.

On Monday morning, Cache County experienced extremely cold temperatures. A temperature of negative 60 degrees was recorded in Peter Sinks.

Even 4-wheel-drive vehicles are susceptible to black ice, so officials warn to not become overconfident.

Last Saturday 3 intrepid young families joined us for a morning with the Stokes Nature Center slipping and sliding along a canyon trail to discover animal…