‘Black Lives Matter Utah’ leader says recent legislation fell short
The founder of ‘Black Lives Matter Utah’ says the state legislature’s general session fell short of enacting real, meaningful police reform.6 years ago
Governor’s office: All adults should be eligible for vaccine on April 1
All adult Utahns may be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine on April 1st, according to a statement from the governor’s office.6 years ago
Restaurant owners preparing to expand dine-in options
Restaurant owners have mixed feelings about a change in COVID-19 guidelines that will allow for expanded dine-in options.6 years ago
More Utah cities announcing in-person summer celebrations
More cities across the state are planning for in-person summer celebrations, with Logan and Orem already making preliminary announcements.6 years ago
Dropping mask mandate in April is too soon, county mayor says
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson says dropping the statewide mask mandate as soon as April 10, 2021 might be too soon.6 years ago
Utah doctor: Still wear a mask, distance in public after receiving vaccine
A Utah doctor is advising vaccinated individuals to continue wearing a mask in public and practice social distancing.6 years ago
New bill would restrict emergency powers of governor, mayors and health officials’
The emergency powers of Governor Spencer Cox, mayors and health officials' would be restricted under a new bill, although it still awaits final approval.6 years ago
Over 20,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses already in Utah
Around 23,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses are already in Utah and being administered across the state.6 years ago
Utah lawmakers looking to spend over $1 million to protect Capitol, officials
State lawmakers have agreed to spend more than $1 million on enhanced security measures for Utah’s Capitol.6 years ago
‘Dixie’ may remain on campus, despite potential name change
One Utah lawmaker believes that the phrase ‘Dixie’ will remain on the Dixie State University campus in some fashion.6 years ago
Utah lawmakers approve bill aimed at regulating ‘troubled teen’ centers
Utah’s Legislature has passed a bill that would set more regulations for the state’s various “troubled teen” centers.6 years ago
New bill would set time limits for police use-of-force investigations
The Utah House supports a bill that would set deadlines for investigations when a police officer injures or kills someone.6 years ago
Utah doctors look back on one-year fight against COVID-19
As Utah crosses the one-year anniversary of fighting the coronavirus, doctors and health officials are reflecting on what they’ve learned.6 years ago
Salt Lake health officials discuss timeline for vaccination appointments
Starting Monday, people as young as 16 with qualifying medical conditions can schedule to get a COVID-19 vaccination in Salt Lake County.6 years ago
Legislative leaders unveil largest transportation proposal in Utah history
Legislative leaders are unveiling a $2.26 billion spending plan for infrastructure, the largest transportation proposal in state history.6 years ago
Bill aimed at raising minimum wage in Utah put on hold
A bid to raise minimum wage in Utah is being put on hold. The bill is sponsored by Rep. Clare Collard, who argues $7.25 an hour isn’t enough.6 years ago
Plans moving forward for return of Summerfest and other celebrations across Utah
The popular city-wide celebration of Summerfest in Orem is expected to fully return this summer and similar events could reportedly follow suit.6 years ago
New health order could impact school dances, graduation ceremonies
A recent order from the Utah Department of Health could have a major impact on school activities this spring.6 years ago
SLC School District reports substitute-teacher shortage; parents react
The principal of East High School is asking the community for help as they deal with a shortage of substitute teachers.6 years ago
New bill would prevent government agencies from requiring workers to get vaccinated
A new bill, sponsored by Rep. Robert Spendlove, would stop government agencies from requiring that employees receive a COVID-19 vaccination.6 years ago
Salt Lake conventions face an uncertain year as the pandemic continues
Local tourism leaders say the 2021 outlook for Salt Lake remains uncertain. Some conferences, including RootsTech, are moving online.6 years ago
Local health officials update COVID-19 numbers, discuss “vaccine hunters”
Local health officials say some people are going on the search for a COVID-19 vaccine, despite not meeting the state requirements.6 years ago
Bill allowing schools to opt out of mask mandate gets favorable recommendation
A new bill, sponsored by Senator Ron Winterton, would give school districts in Utah the option to no longer enforce a mask mandate.6 years ago
