Mary Richards

Many cemeteries are not having their traditional Memorial Day programs this year because of coronavirus. But they still plan something to remember loved ones and military members who have passed.

Working from home could become something more regular for many people especially if a new bill passes that would have state employees work from home on bad air quality days.

Several Utah lawmakers are working on preventing re-victimization after a report alleged an officer involved in the Lauren McCluskey investigation improperly accessed her intimate images and showed them to someone else.

The Utah System of Higher Education will meet weekly with all of Utah’s colleges before making a decision about fall semester this summer.

Firefighters made good progress on the Saddle Fire burning just north of Midway, and while they're battling the blaze, they're also doing thier best to stay safe from the coronavirus as well.

The Utah Food Bank's executive director, Ginette Bott, says they have seen double or triple the amount of people coming to the food bank, and predicts food insecurity in Utah will jump over 40% by the end of 2021.

All of Utah's colleges and universities are getting involved in Project Protect to help in the sewing of millions of masks for Utah's frontline workers.

Utah officials thank Utahns willingness to stay home and follow regulations as a reason the state's coronavirus case count is low.

From Salt Lake City to Syracuse, school officials around Utah are figuring out new ways to honor the Class of 2020 during a global pandemic.

This week I signed up for Project Protect which is a partnership between Latter-day Saint Charities, Intermountain Healthcare, and the University of Utah