Utah
John Wojcik
Over 20,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses already in Utah
Around 23,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses are already in Utah and being administered across the state.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Bill to add deadline for party switching passes Utah Legislature
The state legislature has passed a bill that will set a deadline for party switching ahead of a primary election.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Utah opens up vaccine eligibility to Utahns 50+ and those with other health conditions
SALT LAKE CITY– Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced Thursday the state is expanding the number of Utahns who are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Effective Monday, March 8, the following groups will be eligible to make appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine: All residents 50 years of age and older 16 years and older […]3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Salt Lake County, five others to move to “moderate” transmission phase
Salt Lake County and Davis County will move from the "high" to the "moderate" transmission category under the state's COVID-19 protocols.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Utah lawmakers looking to spend over $1 million to protect Capitol, officials
State lawmakers have agreed to spend more than $1 million on enhanced security measures for Utah’s Capitol.3 years ago
Mark Jackson
Salt Lake Bees announce month-long delay of opening day
The Salt Lake Bees are back, the triple-a team says while the season will be delayed, they'll be back to playing baseball this year.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Dave & Dujanovic: Officer Mike Criddle, a stolen identity, lives in chaos
Officer Mike Criddle took a months-long leave after police said someone impersonating his wife made racist comments online.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah pledges $50 million for homeless relief and affordable housing
The affordable housing money comes from an unexpected jump in one-time and ongoing revenue in the state's coffers.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Salt Lake VA makes sure homeless veterans get a shot at COVID vaccine
In total, clinics set up by the VA will administer the COVID-19 vaccine to around 120 local homeless veterans from all over northern Utah.3 years ago
John Wojcik
‘Dixie’ may remain on campus, despite potential name change
One Utah lawmaker believes that the phrase ‘Dixie’ will remain on the Dixie State University campus in some fashion.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Wacky Utah weather: March comes in like an unseasonably warm lamb
The calendar may say March 3, but the mercury in your thermometer indicates weird weather in northern Utah, with temperatures more like April or May.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Heart of Utah: Storytelling festival helps young performers find their voices
For 25 years, the Weber State University Storytelling Festival has helped kids across northern Utah gain confidence and find their voices, and it is continuing to do so even in the midst of a pandemic that forced the event to go virtual.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Utah lawmakers approve bill aimed at regulating ‘troubled teen’ centers
Utah’s Legislature has passed a bill that would set more regulations for the state’s various “troubled teen” centers.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Lawmaker proposes bill aimed at helping small business owners deal with PPP taxes
Some small business owners in Utah are getting some unexpected tax bills connected to their use of Payroll Protection Program money from the federal government.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
ERA Utah supporters hold rally at the State Capitol building
Members of ERA Utah said they're frustrated that a joint resolution allowing the state to ratify the ERA, is stuck in the Senate Rules Committee.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: Conceal or reveal jail mugshots?
A bill passed by the Utah Senate would hide from public view the mugshots of people who have only been booked into jail but not convicted of their accused crime.3 years ago
Dan Bammes
Volcanic activity the likely cause of central Utah earthquakes
A researcher theorizes that underground movement of magma or hot water could be responsible for the 2018 and 2019 quakes.3 years ago
Saige Miller
The national debt could surge prices on goods in a post-pandemic world, says BYU economist
One Utah economist says both the coronavirus health emergency and the growing national debt may have an impact on your finances in a big or small in a post-pandemic world.3 years ago
Mary Richards
U of U planning more in-person classes for fall, potentially 45% of classes
The priority for in-person classes will go to certain freshman classes and those where students can only learn by doing.3 years ago
Colby Walker and Mary Richards
With J&J vaccines arriving in Utah, Gov. Cox optimistic
Utah’s governor is all-in on all of the COVID-19 vaccines – he says J&J doses will arrive this week, and Utah is on the way to having a much better summer.3 years ago
John Wojcik
New bill would set time limits for police use-of-force investigations
The Utah House supports a bill that would set deadlines for investigations when a police officer injures or kills someone.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Utah doctors look back on one-year fight against COVID-19
As Utah crosses the one-year anniversary of fighting the coronavirus, doctors and health officials are reflecting on what they’ve learned.3 years ago
Colby Walker
UPDATE: Police arrest man suspected of burning ex-girlfriend’s dog
Police have arrested a suspect they say severely injured a dog by setting it on fire in Magna near 9400 W and the N. Frontage road by I-80.3 years ago
