Ladd Egan, KSL TV
Best Ways To Spend Coronavirus Stimulus Checks
The first wave of stimulus payments have gone out. With those checks soon hitting your back account, what are the best ways to use the money?4 years ago
KSL TV
Utah Dept. Of Health Expands COVID-19 Testing Criteria
State officials said anyone with a fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, muscle aches or a loss of sense of smell or taste should seek testing.4 years ago
KSL TV
Officials Turn Off Wireless Health Declaration Alerts Following Glitches
State officials will no longer be sending mobile alerts asking for a health declaration from people driving into Utah.4 years ago
KSL TV
60 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Utah; No New Deaths
According to the latest numbers from the Utah Department of Health, there are now 2,303 confirmed cases of COVID-19 Utah - up 60 from Sunday.4 years ago
Cary Schwanitz, KSL TV
Salt Lake County Leases Entire Hotel For Homeless Most Vulnerable To COVID-19
Officials on Monday announced Salt Lake County would be leasing an entire hotel for homeless people who are most vulnerable to COVID-19.4 years ago
Robin Heiden
Safe In 60: Protect Yourself, Others While Grocery Shopping
Here are some quick safety tips you can follow to help lower the risk of contracting COVID-19 while at the store.4 years ago
KSL TV
Upcoming IRS Tool Will Let You Track Your Stimulus Payment
The IRS will be releasing a new tool to help residents figure out when their payments are coming.4 years ago
ARITZ PARRA, JOSEPH WILSON and ELENA BECATOROS Associated Press
Health Or Wealth? Nations Pressured To Loosen Virus Rules
Governments are struggling with the dilemma between keeping people safe from a highly contagious virus and making sure they can still make a living.4 years ago
ALEX VEIGA, AP Business Writer
US Stocks Open Lower Following Their Biggest Week Since 1974
Stocks fell broadly in early trading on Wall Street as the market gave back some gains after notching its best week since 1974.4 years ago
ROBERT BURNS, AP National Security Writer
Navy Reports First Coronavirus Death From Roosevelt Crew
A member of the crew of the coronavirus-infected USS Theodore Roosevelt warship died Monday of complications related to the disease.4 years ago
KSL TV
What You Missed Overnight: Travel Declaration Glitches, Possible Reopening Of Country, And More
Here are some of the important novel coronavirus stories you may have missed overnight.4 years ago
CNN
FDA To Allow Decontaminating N95 Respirators
The Food and Drug Administration is authorizing the use of a decontamination system for N-95 respirators.4 years ago
Bernard Condon & Randy Herschaft, Associated Press
Nursing Home Deaths Soar Past 3,600 In Alarming Surge
More than 3,600 deaths have been linked to coronavirus outbreaks in nursing homes and long-term care facilities nationwide, an alarming rise in just the past two weeks.4 years ago
Tania Dean, KSL TV
State Trying To Fix Glitches With COVID-19 Travel Declaration Alerts
People complained they’re getting the alerts even if they’re not entering the state while Utahns said they’re getting the travel alerts while at home.4 years ago
Artemis Moshtaghian & Jay Croft, CNN
Seven People Fined $1,000 Each For Violating California Stay-At-Home Order
For seven visitors to Santa Cruz, California, the bill came to $7,000 in fines for violating local shelter-in-place guidelines.4 years ago
Associated Press
After Worst Week In Pandemic Deaths, NY Sees Signs Of Hope
There are some signs of hope that the coronavirus infection rate is plateauing in New York. But the state is still wrapping up its worst week in deaths so far since the outbreak began.4 years ago
Garna Mejia, KSL TV
Churches Celebrate Easter Sunday With Drive-In Worship Services
In West Valley City, cars pulled up to the New Life Center United Pentecostal Church one by one, ready to be ushered into a parking spot for Easter Sunday services.4 years ago
Mark Sherman & Darlene Superville, Associated Press
Fauci Says ‘Rolling Reentry’ Of US Economy Possible In May
The United States’ top infectious disease expert says the economy in parts of the country could have a “rolling reentry” as early as next month, provided health authorities can quickly identify and isolate people who will inevitably be infected with the coronavirus.4 years ago
Allison Chinchar & Jay Croft, CNN
Tornado Confirmed In Texas, Mississippi, Damage From Another Suspected In Louisiana
More than 95 million people in almost 20 states in the South and East could see severe weather on Easter Sunday and Monday, including heavy rain, hail and tornadoes.4 years ago
Jon Gambrell, Associated Press
OPEC, Oil Nations Agree To Nearly 10M Barrel Cut Amid Virus
The OPEC oil cartel and other oil producers agreed Sunday to boost oil prices by cutting about 10 million barrels a day in production, or a tenth of global supply, according to several national energy officials who participated in the talks.4 years ago
Alaa Elassar, CNN
12-Year-Old Geography Fan Filled A World Map For His Birthday With The Help Of Twitter
Celebrating a birthday while quarantining at home due to a global health crisis doesn't sound very exciting. But for 12-year-old Brandon Smith, it didn't turn out too bad.4 years ago
Amanda Jackson, CNN
Here’s How Hospitals Are Celebrating When A COVID-19 Patient Is Released
For over two weeks, a woman in Texas laid in a hospital bed fighting for her life after testing positive for the coronavirus. To celebrate her recovery, staff at St. David's South Austin Medical Center lined the halls and cheered for her as she was being discharged.4 years ago
KSL TV
Utah Coronavirus Cases Rise By Nearly 100, No New Deaths
No new deaths from the coronavirus were reported in the state of Utah as case totals rise to 2,303, according to numbers released by the Utah Department of Health.4 years ago
