Britt Johnson
Prescription drug imports from Canada create “murky water,” pharmacy owner says
Following the FDA's granting of permission to Florida for prescription drug imports from Canada, one Utah pharmacy owner hopes the Beehive State doesn't follow suit.4 months ago
Intermountain Health’s Care at Home program reaches 1,000 patients
Intermountain Health reached the milestone in their new Hospital-Level Care at Home program after being in service since May of 2020.5 months ago
New Year’s Eve fireworks need the same precautions as summer fireworks
Fireworks on New Year's Eve can add some extra fun but be cautious as there's little snow on the ground and warmer temperatures.5 months ago
DWR, Utah State Parks hope for cooler temps ahead of ice fishing events
The DWR and Utah State Parks are hoping temperatures drop prior to several ice fishing competitions.5 months ago
Sub for Santa donation program receives outpouring of support
United Way of Utah County's Sub for Santa program now has plenty of sponsors to help get donations to families in need.5 months ago
Clearfield High School raises $98K for charity
The proceeds raised by Clearfield High School go to the PARC, an organization that helps people with special needs find jobs.5 months ago
Utah’s winter water update
Though Utah's snowpack is not as high as this time last year, the amount of water available is close to normal for this time of year.5 months ago
The black Utah license plates are a big hit
The new state issued black license plates seem to be a hit with Utah drivers. The plates became available earlier this year.5 months ago
Eagle Mountain garage fire displaces nine, authorities provide reminders
An Eagle Mountain garage fire displaced nine people on Sunday. Following the blaze, Unified Fire Authority provided some tips to prevent future fires.5 months ago
‘Tis the season for Christmas tree fires
The Unified Fire Authority is asking people to be aware of the danger of Christmas tree fires this season.5 months ago
Closure of SLC birthing center leaves expectant mothers in limbo
Expectant mothers in the Salt Lake area are left without a provider after birthing center abruptly closes.5 months ago
Interest rates predicted to drop next year, what do experts have to say?
Sources like ING Group and Markets Insider have speculated that interest rates will drop as many as six times next year.5 months ago
More Utah women want part-time jobs, but not the lower-paying ones
Utah women are above the national average for part-time jobs. But they won't take your low pay — and employers are starting to notice.5 months ago
Telehealth lactation consultations now available in Utah
Intermountain's telehealth lactation consultations began during the pandemic, and have since proven a popular alternative.5 months ago
Utah vets keeping mystery dog virus on their radar
Utah veterinarians are on alert as dogs around the country have become sick with an mystery respiratory illness.6 months ago
Spending is trending but it’s making home buying even harder
Inflation has frustrated home buyers, with many feeling like they'll never buy a house. But spending is part of what has driven it so high.6 months ago
Ogden City helps break down barriers to U.S. citizenship
Ogden City is launching a new program to help immigrants become U.S. citizens. The program will help costs, classes and even childcare.6 months ago
Condo development on site of Coachman’s restaurant fails
A blow for Salt Lake City's Liberty Wells Neighborhood, a new condo complex on the site of Coachman's restaurant will not be moving forward.6 months ago
It’s November, should Utah have snow by now?
Although snow was falling this time last year in Utah, one meteorologist said not to worry that we haven't seen any flakes yet.6 months ago
Oakley City removes development moratorium as new well brings in more water
The Oakley moratorium was initially put into place in May 2021, as the city didn't have enough water to keep up with new growth.6 months ago
Study finds correlation between pollution and Parkinson’s disease
New research from the Barrow Neurological Institute shows a link between air pollution and the development of Parkinson's disease.6 months ago
The Roy community helps military families struggling with food insecurity
Kent's Market, Operation Homefront and members of the Roy community teamed up to fill military family's trunks full of groceries Friday6 months ago
Ogden’s Union Station has friendly ghosts from it’s rich history
The Union Station, built in 1923, has friendly ghosts that have stayed through its rich history.7 months ago
