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Mary Richards
Could this be the year we stop changing clocks for Daylight Saving Time?
This weekend we change the clocks again, but new bills in Congress may let states choose to keep Daylight Saving Time permanent.5 years ago
Saige Miller
Nearly 80% of Utahns 70+ have been vaccinated, more counties move transmission levels
In a news conference Thursday, Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson announced 79% of Utahns 70 years old and over have been vaccinated.5 years ago
KSL NewsRadio Staff
One year later — Gov. Cox reflects one year into the pandemic
It has been a wild last year since the pandemic hit home staring with the Utah Jazz. Utah Governor Spencer Cox joined Tim and Amanda on Utah's Morning News with a look back over the past year and a look ahead to what's in store.5 years ago
DANICA KIRKA Associated Press
Prince William defends UK monarchy against racism accusation
Prince William says that his family is not racist, becoming the first member of Britain’s royal family to speak out about accusations of bigotry made by Prince Harry and Meghan.5 years ago
CHRISTINA LARSON AP Science Writer
Will the coronavirus ever go away?
Nobody knows for sure how the coronavirus will behave over the long term, but experts say it may be with us for decades or longer. That doesn’t mean it will keep posing the same threat5 years ago
Mark Jackson
UTA offering free fare to COVID-19 vaccination appointments
You can get a free fare for a ride on all UTA systems to and from vaccination appointments through the end of June.5 years ago
Dan Bammes
Cabins in Logan Canyon for sale along with their creepy legends
LOGAN, Utah- The Hatch family began building their cabins in Logan Canyon in 1910. They included small playhouses for children and, unusual for the time, a swimming pool. The family occupied the cabins in Logan Canyon for years, but by the 1950s, they were vacant and had been vandalized repeatedly. They were donated to the […]5 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Accidents on Utah roads make for a bad day for drivers
Multiple accidents on Utah roads happened Wednesday making it a bad day for traffic delays all over the state. No injuries were reported.5 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Black Lives Matter Utah alleges girl at Skyridge High School a victim of ‘hate crimes’
BLM Utah says the girl's family reached out to their organization after "several racist encounters" with multiple white boys at the school.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Salmonella outbreak killing Utah songbirds, what you can do
A salmonella outbreak among birds can be linked to bird feeders which officials say should be removed and thoroughly cleaned.5 years ago
Becky Bruce
Utah marks over 900,000 at least partially vaccinated for COVID-19
Utah providers have vaccinated more than 900,000 Utahns with at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine -- and more than a third are fully vaccinated.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Suspect in Denny’s stabbing attack charged with multiple felonies
Joshua Oropeza, age 21, was charged with attempted murder, two counts of aggravated assault, and assault for the March 5 stabbing attack.5 years ago
Saige Miller
UTA is offering free rides to and from vaccine appointments
Don't let lack of transportation stop you from getting the COVID-19 vaccine. UTA can give you a free lift to a vaccination site.5 years ago
MICHAEL BALSAMO and MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press
Senate confirms Merrick Garland to be US attorney general
Garland was confirmed with a strong bipartisan vote, placing the widely-respected judge in the post as President Biden vows to restore the Justice Department's reputation for independence.5 years ago
ALAN FRAM Associated Press
Congress OKs $1.9T virus relief bill
Congress has approved a landmark $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill Wednesday, as President Joe Biden and Democrats claimed a triumph on a bill that marshals the government’s spending might against twin pandemic and economic crises that have upended a nation.5 years ago
Ashley Fredde, KSL.com
Engineer who refused to approve Challenger launch dies in Ogden
Allan McDonald, the engineer from Morton Thiokol who warned the 1986 Challenger space shuttle launch could be unsafe, passed away at age 83.5 years ago
Mary Richards
Heart of Utah: Two Navy doctors from Utah describe pandemic service
Two Utah doctors who responded to the call of duty during the pandemic as members of the Navy Reserves are looking back on a year of COVID-19 in the United States.5 years ago
Colby Walker
Draper PD asking for help locating missing boy
Police are asking for the public's help to find a missing 12-year-old boy from Draper who was last seen in South Salt Lake.5 years ago
Mary Richards
BYU professor helps correct COVID-19 vaccine myths
Experts say in order to have enough people gain herd immunity and stop the pandemic, vaccine myths need to be corrected and those hesitant to get a shot must understand it better.5 years ago
Oliver Darcy, CNN Business
Piers Morgan leaving ‘Good Morning Britain’ after storming off set over his attacks on Meghan
Piers Morgan, who prompted a backlash and an investigation from the United Kingdom's media regulator over his comments about Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, will depart "Good Morning Britain," ITV abruptly announced Tuesday.5 years ago
Paul R. La Monica, CNN Business
Clorox prepares for a return to normal by selling wipes to businesses
The household products company announced a new initiative Wednesday, called Safer Today, geared toward boosting standards for infection control and disinfectant protocol in public spaces.5 years ago
Clare Duffy, CNN Business
Here’s what we know so far about the massive Microsoft Exchange hack
Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported.5 years ago
Saige Miller and Paul Nelson
Shooting in Kearns results in multiple injuries and one dead, per Unified Police
Unified Police are currently looking for a red Saturn in connection to a shooting that left one person dead and two people in critical condition in Kearns.5 years ago
