Lindsay Aerts
Lindsay Aerts is a reporter, anchor and the host of "The Mom Show" on KSL NewsRadio. You can contact her at laerts@ksl.com.
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Education
No pride flag, or others, in Davis School District classrooms
The district cites state law for keeping Pride, BLM, MAGA, Dixie Rebel, or other political flags out of classrooms. -
COVID-19: Vaccine Watch
Utah lawmakers want public input on the president’s vaccine mandate
A meeting of the Business and Labor Committee has been scheduled for October 4 to discuss the president's vaccine mandate. -
Weather
Hard freeze, frost warnings in place for some parts of Utah tonight
The frost warning Monday night covers the Cache Valley, the Wasatch Back, the Sanpete Valley, and areas near Panquich, Utah. -
Health
Governor Spencer Cox says decision to vaccinate should be left up to businesses
Governor Cox wants to businesses to decide for themselves if COVID-19 vaccines should be required. -
COVID-19: Vaccine Watch
Group opposing business vaccine mandates petitioned Utah lawmakers not to allow them
A group opposed to federal vaccine mandates for businesses flooded a legislative committee meeting Wednesday. -
COVID-19-Utah response
Utah County wants a new plan for COVID-19 in schools
The proposal for Utah County made by County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardiner focuses on individual efforts to mitigate COVID-19. -
Health
Utah lawmaker wants businesses held liable if they require COVID-19 vaccines
A Utah lawmaker wants businesses that require vaccines to be held accountable for potential risks. -
Education
Senate President Stuart Adams blames Donovan Mitchell for blowback on attempted Critical Race Theory ban
Utah Senate President Stuart Adams said Jazz Donovan Mitchell is largely the reason there was blowback to legislation banning Critical Race Theory. -
COVID-19-families-schools
Utah House Democrats ‘frustrated’ over COVID-19 surge
Utah House Democrats issued a statement urging the legislature to return power to public health officials. -
COVID-19-Utah response
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox walks back doubts on effectiveness of masks
On Friday, Gov. Cox said that he didn't mean to imply masks are not effective, but rather that vaccines are more effective against COVID-19.
