COVID-19 coverage on KSL NewsRadio

“Pandemics don't happen often, but when they do-- they reshape the politics, they reshape the economics, they reshape sociology.”

The World Health Organization is declaring that the global coronavirus crisis is now a pandemic.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced their 2020 April General Conference will be a "technology only" meeting.

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall declared a local state of emergency Tuesday to prepare for the potential spread of COVID-19.

Google parent company Alphabet is recommending that all of its North American employees work from home through April 10 due to coronavirus, according to an email shown to CNN.

If you've purchased hand sanitizer without a recognizable label in recent days, watch out.

Vast areas of U.S. life are being impacted by the spreading coronavirus outbreak, from bans on large public gatherings to empty stadiums at sports games.

Walmart is enacting an emergency leave policy for its 1.4 million hourly U.S. workers that allowing them to take time off without penalty if they fear the spread of a new virus.

SALT LAKE CITY – Utah lawmakers could spend at least $16 million to fight the Coronavirus. Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, who heads the state’s Coronavirus task force, said during a news conference at the Utah State Capitol that lawmakers have already set aside that money. “The legislature has announced that they are going to be […]

Members of Congress need to stay put during the coronavirus outbreak, writes Lee Lonsberry, host of "Live Mic" on KSL NewsRadio.