Gretchen Willard
Biden Says US Is Securing 600 Million Vaccine Doses By July
President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. will have enough supply of the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the summer to inoculate 300 million Americans.3 years ago
Herriman Mom Says Early Detection Of Daughter’s Heart Problem Saved Her Life
February is about more than Valentine's Day for many Utah families. It's also about awareness of a common and potentially deadly birth defect.3 years ago
Hale Center Theatre Orem Apologizes After Woman With Down Syndrome Asked To Leave Over Mask
When Natalie Sellers and her family made their annual trip to see A Christmas Carol at Hale Center Theater Orem, they all wore masks – all expect Lydia, the family’s 20-year-old with Downs Syndrome.4 years ago
Fundraising Effort Launched To Study Long Term Effects Of COVID-19
As humanity waits for the coronavirus vaccine, hoping life can return to normal, for some who've had the virus there’s a chance normal may never come back.4 years ago
Logan Couple Talks About ‘Nightmare’ COVID Experience
A woman who spent nine days in the hospital being treated for COVID-19 talked to KSL TV about her experience, and why she was urging people to do what they can to avoid going through the same thing.4 years ago
Is a New Unsolicited Email Survey About Doing Business In Utah’s Pandemic Economy Legit?
A suspicious looking and unsolicited email is showing up in the inboxes of folks who run small businesses in Utah. It claims to be from the government, and it wants to help.4 years ago
Utah Food Bank Demand Triples Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The holiday season, and December in particular, is typically the best time of year for donations at the Utah Food Bank. But, this year, the food bank and many people who need their help are struggling in this pandemic.4 years ago
Toy Store Launches Website, Sees Big Holiday Turnout Amid Pandemic
A toy store in Lehi has a website up for the first time this Cyber Monday. Still, most customers are sticking with the brick and mortar store which is seeing its best year yet despite the pandemic.4 years ago
BYU Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault
Investigators with the BYU Police Department have been searching were looking for the suspect in an alleged sexual assault that took place inside a dorm in on-campus housing.4 years ago
Dying Cancer Patient Forced From Utah County Home Even Though He Can Pay Rent
A Pleasant Grove man dying of cancer is facing another battle: he’s losing his home even though he can pay the rent. And housing advocates say Utah’s tenant law is not on his side.4 years ago
FBI Urges Online Shoppers To Be Aware Of Holiday, COVID Scams
As holiday shopping heats up online this week, COVID-19 restrictions are driving even more shoppers online than in past years. Online scammers are waiting, and working overtime to steal your cash and personal information.4 years ago
Some Local Gyms Renting Equipment To Members
With an anticipated post Thanksgiving surge in COVID-19 cases, local gyms are coming up with alternative options for members.4 years ago
Olympic Rings Back In Tokyo Bay; A Sign Of Hope In Pandemic
The five Olympic rings are back in Tokyo Bay.4 years ago
UEA Survey: Urban/Rural Divide Among Teachers, Low Support For Work Stoppage
While teachers are happy to see students again after the long Thanksgiving weekend, there is “trepidation” about a possible surge in COVID-19 cases, according to officials with the Utah Education Association.4 years ago
Stocks Slip, But S&P 500 Still Logs Best Month Since April
Stocks pulled back slightly from their record levels Monday as Wall Street put a quiet coda on one of its most rocking months in decades.4 years ago
Utah County Prop 9 Failing 59 To 41 As Election Night Comes To An End
A proposition that would have changed the county’s form of government from a commission to a mayor and council was failing by a roughly 59 to 41 percent margin late Tuesday as opponents of the measure claimed victory.4 years ago
Republicans Lead In Three Utah Congressional Districts
Republican candidates were leading Congressional Districts 1, 2, and 3 during Tuesday nights elections in Utah.4 years ago
Springville Police: Man Connected To At Least 12 Theft Cases
Police have arrested a man they say is connected to at least 12 theft cases in Utah County after a keen eye and some serendipitous timing helped identify the suspect.4 years ago
Alta, Brighton Move To 14-Day Online Learning After COVID Increase
Parents and students were told that following a sustained increase in COVID-19 cases in the school community, starting Wednesday, Sept. 23, Alta High School will transition to online learning for 14 days4 years ago
Pizza Delivery Driver Gets Surprise Tip, Becomes ‘TikTok Famous’
An 89-year-old Weber County man has become "TikTok famous" after a family gave a big tip for pizza delivery.4 years ago
Families, Teachers Worry AP Classes May Not Be Online
Teachers across the Davis School District spent much of the summer preparing for a hybrid plan, and now they're having to quickly change gears to having full class-sizes, four days a week.4 years ago
Utah County Sheriff Takes Stand Against Mask Mandate
As leaders across Utah County struggle with how to respond to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, the sheriff is weighing in, calling a mask mandate the wrong approach.4 years ago
Copper Hills High School Closing Tuesday Due To Active COVID-19 Cases
Administrators of Copper Hills High School announced the school will be closed Tuesday due to having more than 15 active COVID-19 cases.4 years ago
