carbon monoxide poisoning

Now that cold temperatures are finally arriving in Southern Utah, a silent killer can rear its ugly head if not taken seriously. Here's what to know.

Health officials are warning Utahns to make sure they have a working carbon monoxide detectors after exposure to the gas left nearly 60 people needing treatment. Dr. Lindell Weaver of Intermountain Mountain Center also say that furnaces need to be checked annually to make sure they aren't putting out dangerous levels of the gas...