COVID-19 coverage on KSL NewsRadio

A Utah couple traveling through the Atlantic Ocean via cruise ship aren't sure when they will get to come home, in light of the coronavirus outbreak. 

Gov. Herbert announced a "soft closure" of all Utah public schools effective Monday for a period of two weeks in an effort to avoid the spread of COVID-19.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday that effective March 16 all of their temples around the world suspend proxy ordinances and that all living ordinances will be by appointment only.

The Summit County Health Department confirmed its third and fourth COVID-19 cases Friday. Both are males under 60 and show mild symptoms.

There's evidence of dramatic drops in air pollution across China as the country works to contain COVID-19, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. 

Coronavirus restrictions are so important, but Amanda Dickson writes they also make her sad for those who are over 60 and cutoff from friends and family.

Intermountain Healthcare is asking people to use discretion in order to keep their emergency rooms operating at full strength during the COVID-19 scare.

If we do it right, COVID-19 preparation and prevention SHOULD feel like we're overreacting, because far fewer people will get sick and die. Here's why.

Everything from Utah schools to churches and sporting events is announcing they're closed as state officials work to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

With the classic chorus of her hit song, 'I Will Survive,' Gloria Gaynor took to TikTok to inspire others to fight coronavirus with hand washing.