Utah Task Force 1 went to Oregon prepared for the worst. And they found it in terms of pure destruction, however, the people of Oregon are in good spirits. 

A high school student is collecting signatures to challenge the plans to return to in-person instruction four days a week in the Davis School District.

USU is planning on canceling spring break this year to limit the spread of COVID-19 and to ensure students can graduate in person.

Getting through security at the new Salt Lake International Airport is now high tech. TSA is working to make checkpoints more efficient and limit contact with travelers. 

The Salt Lake Chamber has launched the free, online "Road to Recovery" dashboard to show how Utah is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Unified Fire is asking that people stay away from the Neffs Canyon Trailhead as crews begin to fight a 20-acre fire burning near Mount Olympus. 

Utah Rep. Chris Stewart's bill to create a three-digit national suicide hotline is heading to the president's desk. The Suicide Prevention Act would establish 988 as the national hotline number for those experiencing mental health emergencies.

There could be a big announcement from Governor Herbert about new public safety restrictions following the alarming spike in COVID-19 cases

The Utah County Sheriff is explaining why he won't enforce a Utah County mask mandate. Namely, he says it's directed at the wrong people.

SLC Mayor Mendenhall and SLCPD Chief held a press briefing regarding the shooting of Linden Cameron by SLCPD.