Utah COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations increase over weekend
Updated numbers show an increase in confirmed Utah COVID-19 cases, as well as more hospitalizations related to the virus.6 years ago
Emergency responders urge tourists to stay home after rescue in Emery County
Emery County Search and Rescue are calling on Utahns to adhere to Gov. Gary Herbert's "Stay Safe, Stay Home" directive after rescuing a mother and son who got lost while hiking.6 years ago
Zion National Park closed, state parks limited amid COVID-19
Gov. Gary Herbert announced Friday the state has closed all state parks, as well as Zion National Park, to prevent the spread of COVID-19.6 years ago
CDC director: COVID-19 is greatest public health crisis in over 100 years
The White House announced Tuesday the effects of COVID-19 on the country may be grim -- expecting up to 240,000 deaths before the pandemic is over.6 years ago
8 injured after car hits TRAX
Five people are critically injured after a car crash colliding with a TRAX train Sunday afternoon, authorities said6 years ago
Auto executive Bob Garff is third Utahn to die of COVID-19
Robert H. Garff, auto exec and former House speaker, is the third Utahn to die of COVID-19, the Ken Garff Automotive Group announced Sunday.6 years ago
3 missionaries involved in car accident in Dominican Republic; results in 1 death
A missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints serving in the Dominican Republic died in a car accident Saturday morning.6 years ago
Gov. Herbert issues “Stay Safe, Stay Home” directive
Gov. Gary Herbert updated recommendations for the state to prevent the spread of COVID-19, calling on Utahns to stay home and work from home as much as possible.6 years ago
San Juan County confirms first COVID-19 case, prohibits groups over 10
San Juan County confirmed its first COVID-19 case Friday, reporting a male under the age of 65 contracted the virus, and immediately adding restrictions.6 years ago
UTA will reduce service temporarily amid virus spread
UTA announced Friday it would temporarily reduce service because of decreased ridership, likely due to people limiting travel to avoid spreading a virus.6 years ago
Another Republican candidate for governor names running mate
The Utah race for governor is filling out, with another Republican candidate choosing a running mate: Aimee Winder Newton named State Auditor John Dougall.6 years ago
State Sen. Escamilla tests positive for COVID-19
Sen. Luz Escamilla confirmed she tested positive for COVID-19 after experiencing symptoms and testing for the virus Friday evening.7 years ago
Weber State University reports first COVID-19 case
Weber State University confirmed its first case of COVID-19, reporting a student-athlete tested positive Friday and is currently self-isolating.7 years ago
Hill Air Force Base confirms first COVID-19 case
The Hill Air Force Base confirmed its first case of COVID-19 Friday, saying the member is being treated and evaluated by health care professionals.7 years ago
There’s an earthquake — what do you do now?
For many, the Utah earthquake was a wake up call as to whether they're prepared for this to happen. So, how does one prepare for an event like this?7 years ago
What else is happening in the news besides COVID-19?
With the spread of the coronavirus around the globe, it's hard to not get caught up in all the headlines. Here are a few things you may have missed.7 years ago
Salt Lake County declares public health emergency; suspends dine-in services
The Salt Lake County Health Department declared a public health emergency Monday, in effect putting a stop to dine-in services at area restaurants.7 years ago
Doctor: ‘We didn’t close schools so we could all hang out’
A pediatrician in Maryland is warning parents and children that during this time of uncertainty and social distancing, it is not a time to schedule play dates.7 years ago
CDC: No crowds over 50 people for the next 8 weeks
The CDC updated its guidelines Sunday for large events, recommending that organizers cancel or postpone in-person events with 50 or more people.7 years ago
Nine more COVID-19 cases in Salt Lake County
There are nine more people with COVID-19 in Salt Lake County. It is not believed to be any cases of local or community transmission.7 years ago
University of Utah grad student tests positive for COVID-19
A community member on the University of Utah campus tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, the school confirmed Saturday.7 years ago
Summit County restaurants say take out only to avoid virus spread
The Summit County Health Department announced all restaurants within the county must operate "curbside delivery only" eliminating in-person dining options.7 years ago
Davis County confirms second coronavirus case
The Davis County Health Department confirmed its second case of COVID-19 Saturday, saying the individual recently traveled outside the country.7 years ago
