Utah
Kelli Pierce
The Salt Lake City School District classes will be totally online…for now
Classes in the Salt Lake City School District will be completely online when the school year starts September 8th.4 years ago
Saige Miller
Salt Lake City School District votes to pushback school start date
The Salt Lake City School District voted to delay the school start date for two weeks to prepare for remote learning.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News: Delay a Presidential election?
Pres. Trump suggests a delay to the 2020 presidential election to prevent election fraud. One Utah educator says he can't do that.4 years ago
Todd Fooks
Logan police close Gibbons Park Playground after rattlesnake sighting
On Thursday, Logan City Police posted on Facebook reporting they had to close the Gibbons Park Playground because rattlesnakes have been spotted.4 years ago
Saige Miller
A teacher strike is possible says the American Federation of Teachers
One of America's largest teachers union is ready to facilitate a teacher strike if school districts don't enforce safety measures.4 years ago
Colby Walker
Gov. Herbert addresses FAQs and back to school plans
In a news conference on Thursday, Gov. Gary Herbert indicated the state is close to meeting goals that would allow a shift in the state's pandemic response.4 years ago
Mary Richards
Helping children feel less anxious about school
Tom Golightly, Associate Clinical Director for BYU Counseling and Psychological Services gives insight on how to make your children feel less anxious about going back to school.4 years ago
John Wojcik
Nurse gets one-year in jail for death of foster child, Utah AG upset
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes says the one-year prison sentence for a Utah nurse whose foster child died in her care is too lenient, calling the judge’s decision “beyond disappointing.”4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Schools struggle with the question of class on campus during COVID-19
In an ideal world, Salt Lake City School District Interim Superintendent Larry Madden says students would be back on campus this fall, but COVID-19 is forcing schools across the country to make choices to balance the need for a high-quality education for students while maintaining safety for staff and students.4 years ago
Todd Fooks
Racism a worry for kids on their way back to school
It's not just the virus kids are worried about as they head back to school. Dr. Douglas Goldsmith says kids have gotten used to washing their hands and wearing masks, but they're also conscious of the seismic shift in the conversation about race and racism at school.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Things get testy again before the Utah County Commission meeting
Things get testy over masks before the Utah County Commission meeting when all Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee wanted was support.4 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Psychological evaluation ordered by judge for Tinder killing suspect
A psychological evaluation has been ordered for the Utah man who allegedly stabbed his Tinder date to death. Ethan Hunsaker pleaded not guilty in the May 24 death of Ashlyn Black4 years ago
Madeleine Porter
Police: Renters get drunk, start shooting at neighbors
Police say three men renting a home were shooting at the neighbors, then barricaded themselves in a Rose Canyon area home.4 years ago
Paul Nelson
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.4 years ago
Paul Nelson
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.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: What’s with speeders burning up Utah roads?
Utah is seeing a rash of reckless speeding this summer, sometimes in excess of 100 mph. Why? Dave and Debbie explore.4 years ago
Mary Richards
Fall high school sports can start in Utah
The Utah High School Activities Association has given high schools the green light for sports to resume in the fall.4 years ago
John Wojcik
Transfer trouble? Out-of-state high school football players have their eyes set on Utah
High School football has been cleared to begin as soon as next month, which appears to have players from other states now transferring to Utah to play the game.4 years ago
Heather Kelly
Utah home buyers face stiff competition in a COVID market
Sixty-four percent of home buyers say they got into bidding wars, which has driven the median sales price up to $370,400.4 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Jordan School District to hold most classes on campus this fall
The Jordan School District has voted to hold classes on campus Mondays through Thursdays this fall. The decision has upset some parents and teachers but pleased others.4 years ago
Colby Walker
Strong storm damages homes in Cache County
Shortly after 3 p.m. on Tuesday, a large storm began to dump rain and then hail across Smithfield just south of Logan damaging a number of homes.4 years ago
Becky Bruce
New details revealed in the prison riot that threatened the life of Josh Holt
The prison riot that threatened the life of Utahn Josh Holt exposed a sharp divide between political prisoners and common prisoners in Venezuela.4 years ago
Todd Fooks
Ogden credit card debt is on the rise due to the pandemic
The Chief Credit Analyst for Lending Tree reported Ogden credit card debt has the highest percentage of debt out of 100 cities studied.4 years ago
