New York nurses arrive in Utah to help treat COVID-19 patients
A group of ICU nurses from New York are in Utah, helping Intermountain hospitals treat COVID-19 patients. They say it’s a way to say thank you for Utah’s health care workers going to New York in their time of need.6 years ago
Cottonwood Heights family says police started conflict with protesters, later people rally to support the CHPD
The family at the center of a protest that turned violent in Cottonwood Heights claim the officers started the violence, not the protesters.6 years ago
Alpine School District urges parents to let them know if kids will return for in-person learning
Educators in the Alpine School District say many parents missed the deadline to weigh in on whether they wanted face-to-face learning or not.6 years ago
Protecting workers from the heat at COVID-19 testing centers
COVID-19 testing and the heat bring extra challenges for health care workers.6 years ago
NWS issues excessive heat warning for southern Utah
n excessive heat warning is being issued for the southern parts of Utah. Meteorologists say temperatures will be very hot all over Utah.6 years ago
Officers/engineers look closer at deadly auto-pedestrian crash site in Taylorsville
A mother and child recover after a deadly auto-pedestrian crash that killed another child. Meanwhile, police investigate a road neighbors say is dangerous.6 years ago
Utah buffets reopen but will face an uncertain future
Utah restaurant owners and business analysts are praising the state for allowing buffets to reopen, as long as they follow certain guidelines.6 years ago
Dog possibly to blame for deadly auto-pedestrian crash in Taylorsville
Taylorsville police say a dog may be to blame for an auto-pedestrian accident that killed one child and seriously injured another.6 years ago
WATCH: Ogden police speak after chase ends with suspect dead and officers hurt
Police in Ogden identified the man killed after a high speed chase in their city as James Franklin, 20, of Clinton.6 years ago
SLC school board votes 4-3 to delay start of school year; remote learning still a possibility
The Salt Lake City School Board voted to delay the start of the school year until Sept. 8, but did not take action on a remote learning recommendation.6 years ago
Summit County lays out firework restrictions
Officials in Summit County are placing firework restrictions in hopes to limit human-caused wildfires related to July 24 festivities.6 years ago
Confrontation over face mask leads to alleged assault in Park City store
PARK CITY — Investigators in Summit County are looking for a man who they say assaulted a woman inside a Park City Walmart store for not wearing a mask. Officers say it rises to the level of an assault, even though he never physically touched her. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office was called to the […]6 years ago
Man accused of attacking wife and police officer, reportedly angry over testing positive for COVID-19
man with a history of domestic violence is arrested again after police say he threatened his wife and a Utah County police officer.6 years ago
More stores add facemask requirements, enforcing them is another story
The list of chains adding facemask requirements is getting longer, but some retail analysts say they could be tricky to enforce.6 years ago
Utah tourist arrested in Hawaii for allegedly not following quarantine order
Hawaii police say the Utah tourist, John Shiffler, from Salt Lake City, made no arrangements to stay in quarantine on his arrival as required.6 years ago
Antigen tests add COVID-19 cases in Utah; schools consider next steps
Antigen tests mean more than 250 of the state's 954 new COVID-19 cases could be from any point in the last six weeks, not new infections.6 years ago
Anti-mask crowd fills Utah County Commission meeting on mask mandate, meeting abruptly called off
It was supposed to be an open meeting where Utah County Commission residents could weigh in on a proposed request for flexibility in the state’s school facemask mandate. Instead, the Utah County Commission called it off, saying the crowd made it unsafe.6 years ago
Utah County commissioners on opposite sides of facemask mandate
Two Utah County commissioners appear to be at odds over a request to loosen the state’s mandate on facemasks for school kids.6 years ago
Salt Lake County DA suggests major changes to police shootings laws
The top prosecutor in the county says if the public wants to see changes when it comes to police shootings, it needs to happen at the Utah State Capitol.6 years ago
State officials put free masks in grocery stores in viral hot-spots across Utah
SALT LAKE COUNTY – State economic officials say they want to remove barriers that prevent people from getting the masks that reduce the spread of COVID-19. That’s why the state is sending 140 thousand free masks to grocery stores across the state. Since the Mask For Every Utahn program kicked off in late April, state […]6 years ago
Do teachers even want to come back to school during pandemic? Districts trying to find out
How comfortable are teachers with the idea of coming back to school in the fall as COVID-19 cases continue to climb? Educators are trying to figure that out6 years ago
Gov. declares state of emergency as protesters block traffic, paint street
Gov. Gary Herbert declared a state of emergency Thursday night as police tried to get officer-involved shooting protesters to disperse.6 years ago
Utah trucking company owner accused of PPP fraud
The owner of a Draper trucking company faces federal charges alleging he participated in PPP fraud.6 years ago
