Many cemeteries are not having their traditional Memorial Day programs this year because of coronavirus. But they still plan something to remember loved ones and military members who have passed.

Some Utah houses of worship are starting to slowly reopen, and many have changed the way they offer services.

Law enforcement is seeing a spike in mental health wellness and domestic violence calls since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in mid-March.

Can leaving a bottle of hand sanitizer in a hot car cause it to catch fire? Well, the short answer is yes, but it's unlikely.

After two days, mediation talks between Lauren McCluskey’s parents and the University of Utah have ended without an agreement. The McCluskey's will go forward with their second lawsuit, which claims the death of their daughter was preventable and the university failed in its duty to protect her.

A non-profit legal center is gathering donations and will provide pro-bono legal work to the Navajo Nation as it struggles through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Women make up 60% of all jobs lost in the United States due to COVID-19, according to new research, and it doesn't look like sexism is to blame. 

Alexander Falkner has been studying at the Utah Military Academy since the seventh grade and now he's graduating and heading out to the Marine Corps. 

Federal prosecutors are warning kids might be more vulnerable to online exploitation because of COVID-19 shutdowns across the country.

There's a new wedding trend called the "minimony." Couples marry alone and promise a larger celebration down the line.