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Simone Seikaly
Harmons gives away masks they didn’t even know they had
The Chief Operating Officer of Harmons Grocery Stores says they found thousands of medical masks in their warehouse, which have been given to Utah healthcare workers.4 years ago
John Wojcik
Coronavirus drop out: Are online-only courses driving college students away?
Will college students drop out due to coronavirus? College and universities are trying to keep students motivated to stay in school.4 years ago
Josh Tilton
Utah woman describes how years of abuse led to an alcohol addiction
Lorie Warburton can trace her years of alcohol abuse to the age of five-years-old — the same age when her father began to abuse her.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
IHC Launches Emotional Health Hotline During COVID-19 Pandemic
SALT LAKE CITY — Intermountain Healthcare has launched a free, new community call-in resource to help support patients, clinicians, and the public who are seeking to address emotional health concerns during these challenging times. The hotline number was announced during the daily COVID-19 briefing by Utah state officials, including Utah Gov. Gary Herbert. These are […]4 years ago
Saige Miller
Magna issues boil order to residents after finding a raccoon in a storage tank
Magna issued a boil order for residents after a raccoon entered a water storage tank.4 years ago
Heather Kelly
The self-employed are now eligible for unemployment insurance
Not every self-employed person will qualify for unemployment insurance, but benefits for those who do will be based on income from 2019.4 years ago
Colby Walker
Salt Lake County extends stay-at-home order
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson announced the county will be extending it's "Stay Safe, Stay Home" order until May 1.4 years ago
Colby Walker
West Jordan City asking for voluntary layoffs
As cities around the world face budget crunches, West Jordan City is asking employees if they're interested in voluntary layoffs.4 years ago
Mary Richards
Utah students not likely to return to school any time soon
It is looking more likely that Utah students won’t be back in a physical school classroom before summer vacation. State superintendent Sydnee Dickson joined KSL that while no final decision has been reached yet, there are talks about how to move forward if students don't return to the classroom before fall.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: Employees raise nearly $200,000 to aid needy during pandemic
A company founded in Utah 75 years ago raised almost $200,000 in just two days to aid Utahns feeling the economic bite of the COVID-19 pandemic.4 years ago
Mark Jackson
29-year-old dead from injuries after Big Cottonwood Canyon fall
The victim called 911 operators himself around 3:15 p.m., reporting his own fall in the Storm Mountain area of Big Cottonwood Canyon. He later died.4 years ago
Colby Walker
33k more Utahns out of work
The Utah Department of Workforce Services reports another 33,076 Utahns have filed for unemployment insurance over the last week.4 years ago
Frank Pallotta, CNN Business
Disney+ is almost near its subscribers goal four years ahead of schedule
Disney+ now has 50 million paid subscribers globally, putting it within striking range of its initial subscriber projections just five months after it launched.4 years ago
Paul R. La Monica, CNN Business
The Fed just unleashed another $2.3 trillion to support the economy
The Federal Reserve is continuing its extraordinary efforts to prop up the US economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The central bank announced a new $2.3 trillion round of loans that include even more support for small businesses and consumers4 years ago
Sara Spary, CNN
Prince William and Kate video call children at school to boost morale
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spread some Easter cheer to pupils and teachers at one primary school in the UK when they dialed in for a video call while the country is on lockdown.4 years ago
BRADY McCOMBS Associated Press
After pleas, pro BASE jumper vows not to leap in national parks
A professional BASE jumper has vowed not to leap anymore from cliffs inside national parks after he pleaded guilty to doing it twice in Zion National Park in Utah.4 years ago
BRADY McCOMBS Associated Press
Trump to open more wildlife refuges to hunting, fishing
The Trump administration plans to open up 2.3 million acres of land for hunting and fishing at more than 100 national wildlife refuges and fish hatcheries. It's part of a proposal unveiled Wednesday that is aimed at giving Americans more recreational access on public lands.4 years ago
MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer
‘Houston, we’ve had a problem’: Remembering Apollo 13 at 50
Apollo 13's astronauts still shun superstition 50 years after their harrowing moonshot.4 years ago
PAOLO SANTALUCIA Associated Press
103-year-old Italian says ‘courage, faith’ helped beat virus
A 103-year-old Italian woman says courage and faith have helped her recover from the coronavirus.4 years ago
CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer
10% of the US workforce is now unemployed
The government is set to report another shocking level of unemployment claims Thursday even after nearly 10 million people applied for benefits in the previous two weeks because of business shutdowns from the coronavirus.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah pastor: church busier than ever despite COVID-19
Brian Tebben is the pastor at Life in Christ Christian Reformed Church in Salt Lake City. There hasn't been a service at the church in a month due to COVID-19, and it can be tough to minister to the congregation but he says he's been busier than ever.4 years ago
Associated Press
Linda Tripp, whose tapes exposed Clinton scandal, dies at 70
Linda Tripp, who secretly recorded conversations with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, which led to the 1998 impeachment of President Bill Clinton, has died at age 70.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: What the pandemic could mean for national defense
After the pandemic sidelined an aircraft carrier, do we need to be thinking about long-term impacts on national defense? Rep. Chris Stewart weighs in.4 years ago
