John Wojcik

Most schools in the state start classes next week, although some districts say they’re still looking to hire dozens of teachers. The Jordan School District has around 20 open positions, which are a combination of full-time, part-time and substitute.

A UTA officer is in the hospital after being injured in an auto-pedestrian accident late Tuesday night. The driver has been arrested and is under investigation for impaired driving.

A six week military training expedition in Georgia began roughly for Utah County Commissioner Tanner Ainge. He shared pictures on social media of his badly bloodied shin after stepping on jagged PVC piping.

Salt Lake City cops say they're seeing more and more violence stemming from street racing.

A Smith's location in Sandy was closed after a suspicious overnight semi-trailer fire. The trailer was filled with fireworks and officials say the blaze started somewhere underneath.

Experts are more openly talking about how digital learning may mentally impact young students and their social development in Utah.

A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics Poll indicates that 54% of Utahns intend to have their children return to school in-person this month.

A lawsuit claims Utah State University discriminated against and then expelled a student with Down syndrome.

Despite concerns about the coronavirus, the Cache County Fair and Rodeo will go on as planned in a few weeks. Rodeo attendees are encouraged to wear a face covering, but there will be no mandates.

Utah farmers are stepping up to help after food was stolen from the Salvation Army's pantry. It comes after someone broke into the Ogden Salvation Army just days before a big community giveaway.