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Maggie Fox and Amanda Sealy, CNN
A new study found coronavirus may have been in the US in December. That doesn’t mean you’ll ever know if you had it then
A new study published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases suggests the novel coronavirus was infecting people across the US as early as December.4 years ago
ANDREW TAYLOR Associated Press
Senate GOP leader says he’s revising his COVID-19 relief plan
Senate leader Mitch McConnell said he's revising his scaled-back COVID-19 relief bill with the goal of passing a significant downpayment during the lame-duck session and then revisiting the topic next year.4 years ago
MICHAEL BALSAMO Associated Press
Disputing President Trump, Barr says no widespread election fraud
Attorney General William Barr said the Justice Department has not uncovered any evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 general election.4 years ago
Mary Richards
Utahns would pay $429 to jump ahead in line for coronavirus vaccine
A new survey says some Utahns would be willing to pay to jump the line and get a Covid-19 vaccine. Would you jump the line for the vaccine? MyBioSource.com did a survey to find out how much people would be willing to pay. MyBioSource.com said its poll shows the average Utahn would hypothetically spend $429 […]4 years ago
Mark Jackson
Romney, Problem Solvers urge passage of $908 billion coronavirus bill
A Utah Senator is one of the lawmakers in a group called the Problem Solvers, pushing to get another round of COVID-19 funding to Americans.4 years ago
John Wojcik
UEA survey finds most teachers don’t support a work stoppage
A new survey from the Utah Education Association is finding little support among teachers for any sort of a work stoppage.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Are the Covid-19 vaccines safe?
Are the Covid-19 vaccines safe? We’re getting closer to having an approved Covid-19 vaccine but can we trust that it’s safe to take? We went to the experts and asked. Here's what they said.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah Food Bank demand triples since April
The Utah Food Bank typically hands out 2 million pounds of food every month. Since April, demand has gone up and that number has tripled to 6 million pounds per month.4 years ago
Nick Paton Walsh, CNN | Exclusive
The Wuhan files
Internal Chinese documents shared with and verified by CNN amount to the most significant leak from inside China since the beginning of the pandemic and provide the first clear window into what local authorities knew internally and when.4 years ago
Marika Gerken, CNN
Mcdonald’s is giving away 10,000 free sandwiches for fans who shave their faces
Shave the date: the McDonald's McRib is back this week and you can get a free one -- if you shave your face.4 years ago
DÁNICA COTO Associated Press
Huge Puerto Rico radio telescope collapses; many mourning
Officials say a huge radio telescope in Puerto Rico that has long played a key role in astronomical discoveries has collapsed.4 years ago
Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business
Amazon sales surge during a record-breaking holiday shopping season
Amazon was already having a blowout year. And it's shaping up to be a record-breaking holiday shopping season, too. Shoppers have been increasingly relying on Amazon to deliver goods to their homes during the pandemic, and that has proven particularly true as infections soar during the colder months.4 years ago
Paul Nelson
Rapid COVID-19 testing starting in high schools this week
Schools all over the state are stepping up their COVID-19 testing efforts, especially for student-athletes.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
COVID-19 hospitalizations plateau in Utah, but doctors worry about after Thanksgiving surge
Hospitalizations for COVID-19 have seen a plateau in Utah, averaging around 560 a day recently. But at least one doctor is worried4 years ago
Becky Bruce and Curt Gresseth
We know who gets the vaccine first — but who gets it next?
Utah health officials are already working out the details of vaccine distribution, but it remains unclear who will be next in line for it.4 years ago
Lauren del Valle, CNN
Purdue Pharma pleads guilty to federal criminal charges related to nation’s opioid crisis
The maker of OxyContin, pleaded guilty Tuesday to three federal criminal charges related to the company's role in creating the nation's opioid crisis.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly and Paul Nelson
Braves no more: Bountiful High School will change mascot
Bountiful High school, in Bountiful, Utah, will change its school mascot and drop the existing "Braves" mascot.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
How COVID-19 vaccines will work: what you need to know
There are currently five COVID-19 vaccines undergoing clinical trials -- but how do they work? Basically, by teaching your body to fight.4 years ago
Becky Bruce
Judge Dee Benson, longtime federal judge, dead at 72
A well-known, long-serving federal judge in Utah, Dee Benson, has passed away after being diagnosed with brain cancer.4 years ago
Becky Bruce
Monolith may be gone from Utah desert, but not from Romania
The mystery of the Utah desert monolith just got a little more -- well, mysterious -- after the discovery of a similar structure in Romania.4 years ago
Paul R. La Monica, CNN Business
Bitcoin hits an all-time high of just under $20,000
(CNN) — Bitcoin just hit another milestone in its impressive 2020 run. The cryptocurrency surged 8% to a new all-time high of $19,800 on Monday, topping the previous peak of $19,783 from December 2017. It’s been a wild year for bitcoin, which has soared more than 175% since the end of 2019. Prices plunged below […]4 years ago
John Wojcik
Schools ready to welcome students back, some concerned of potential COVID-19 spike
Schools are back in session Monday for most districts across the state, which has some worried about a potential spike in COVID-19 cases following Thanksgiving break.4 years ago
Stacey Lastoe, CNN
If you’re going to ski, here’s how to do it safely in the pandemic
With its wide-open spaces, stashes of powder and even covering up to brave the elements, skiing might seem like the perfect pandemic sport -- if the proper precautions are taken.4 years ago
