Gov. Gary Herbert announced the next stage in his "Utah Leads Together Plan" addressing steps to reactivate the economy and allow a return to "normal life."
Because of construction, drivers will be diverted from State Street onto Main Street under I-15, and then connect back to State Street a couple blocks away.
With coronavirus severely affecting the potato supply chain, a farm in Idaho is giving away about 2 million potatoes so they don't go to waste. First come, first served.
Jennifer Stamper thought having her children recite the Pledge of Allegiance every morning would help them feel like it was a regular school day. It's not, of course, because schools are closed and 9-year-old Zach and 7-year-old Juliette are doing their lessons online. Now the morning Pledge of Allegiance has become a tradition in their neighborhood in the Dayton suburb of Kettering.
Have you liked or commented on a Facebook post about the COVID-19 pandemic that turned out to be a hoax? The social media company says it's going to notify users if they liked, reacted or commented on harmful misinformation removed from Facebook's news feed.
The Utah State Senate's first-ever virtual session had a late start due to a worldwide Cisco Webex outage. Once the Senators switched to a different platform, however, several COVID-19 related bills were passed.
For the first time in decades, bald eagles were found nesting in an Arizona saguaro cactus. Biologists discovered them all during a recent eagle survey.
TANEYTOWN, Maryland — Police in the small town of Taneytown Maryland north of Baltimore on the Philadelphia border are reminding people that while they may all be quarantined, they still need to be decent when heading out to check the mail. “Please remember to put pants on before leaving the house to check your mailbox,” […]
MAGNA, Utah — The USGS reports a 4.2 magnitude aftershock just north of Magna. We just recorded another earthquake. More information will follow shortly. pic.twitter.com/IgdIuz8umP — UUSS (@UUSSquake) April 16, 2020 M4.2 aftershock: https://t.co/s6svVws83k — UUSS (@UUSSquake) April 16, 2020 This is the second 4.2 magnitude aftershock that rocked the Salt Lake valley in as […]
The wave of layoffs last week continued, with another 5.2 million Americans seeking jobless aid last week.
Roughly 22 million have sought unemployment benefits in the past month. It's the worst stretch of U.S. job losses on record.
The Internal Revenue Service started sending out stimulus payments this week -- but while 80 million people can expect the money to hit their bank accounts by Wednesday, others will be waiting longer before the cash is in their hands. Here's how to check where your check is.
After nearly four years of absence, The Nightside Project is back on KSL NewsRadio for a limited spring season. Hosts Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry made the announcement Wednesday on “Utah’s Morning News.” Since leaving the air in 2016, the Nightside project has continued off-air as one of KSL’s top performing podcasts. “We have such […]
There is a draft of a back-to-work strategy to reopen the US, created by a team led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, according to The Washington Post.
Videos and reports claiming that you'll have to pay back the relief checks the federal government is sending to millions of Americans are false the feds tell the Associated Press.
Wade Eliason has been a sheep rancher for decades in Moroni, Utah but with the coronavirus, his ranch has struggled. He isn't alone either, ranchers and farmers and local agriculture all over are struggling to maintain a workforce and keep producing during the coronavirus.
SALT LAKE CITY – West High School in Salt Lake City had to move their classes online last month because of COVID-19. That posed a problem, according to Assistant Principal Ronald Litteral, because many students do not have a computer at home. “There are 600 students that haven’t logged on to the program that we […]
