In times like these, Utahns work together to help each other. Local businesses need that help now more than ever, and we can help. We can order food to go, purchase gift cards or other items off their websites. We’ve seen these businesses take extraordinary measures to keep Utahns safe. Now, let’s do what we can to help them through this difficult time.
Utah National Guard Deployed For Critical COVID-19 Missions
The Utah National Guard has been helping health officials with several missions critical to the state's coronavirus efforts. They’ve been activated to assess the impact of the governor’s updated emergency order, but this deployment is very different than most others.
Utah Governor-Elect Spencer Cox Focuses On State Coronavirus Response
Utah Governor-elect Spencer Cox said he was focused on the COVID-19 surge as he announced members of his team to help him transition from Lieutenant Governor to Governor. He will be sworn into office on January 4.
Health Departments Worry Some Halloween Events May Skirt COVID-19 Guidelines
Health officials across the state have urged people to stay safe and avoid large crowds this Halloween, even though there is concern that not everyone will follow those guidelines.
Groups Pack 1,700 Kits For Students On Navajo Nation Affected By Pandemic
Students in the Navajo Nation now have much-needed school supplies thanks to more than 150 donors across the country.
Intermountain COVID-19 PSA: ‘There’s A War Going On’
The men and women who work at Intermountain Medical Center's ICU said it’s like going to battle against COVID-19 every day, and they need Utahns' help to get through it.
Children’s Justice Center Moving To Bigger Building As Need For Help Jumps
Child abuse is a growing problem during the pandemic, but help has arrived for the Children’s Justice Center in Cache County, which will soon have a bigger building.
Herriman, Riverton Residents Help Give Back To Artist Alex Boyé
Herriman and Riverton communities came together for a socially-distanced backyard concert to help artist Alex Boyé and his family during their time of need.
Utah Mother Fighting Cancer, New COVID-19 Diagnosis
It has been a tough year for many of us, but for Tia Stokes, it's been especially tough as the inspirational Utah mother fights cancer and takes on a new opponent in COVID-19.
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.
Downtown Restaurants See Increased Business During Open Street Initiative
Salt Lake City is getting innovative on how to help out small businesses. Over the weekend you might have noticed some streets were closed.
Farmington Family Struggles With Socializing Teens And Coronavirus Safety
New coronavirus cases across Utah are being led by a significant spike in cases in young people 15- to 24-year-olds which illustrates the struggles they face to be safe while socializing as young people do.
Good Samaritan’s Social Media Post Helps U Student Solve Crushed Car Problem
A University of Utah student will soon be back on the road thanks to a viral post by a good Samaritan.
Utah Company Tracks Down State’s Best Foods, Creates Taste Test Parties
If you like to taste test lots of different foods to find your favorite place, this Utah company might be perfect for you.
Utah Tip Challenge Gives Thousands To Hospitality Workers
As the hospitality industry struggles to make a comeback from the pandemic, the Utah Tip Challenge is underway in Park City to offer some extra help for workers who rely on tips to make ends meet.
State Officials: Utah Will Be Ready To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine Once Available
The CDC told states to get ready to distribute a COVID-19 vaccine by Nov. 1, and state leaders said they are confident Utah will be ready when it arrives.
Yamaha Music School Finds The Beat During The Pandemic
KSL news specialist Jenne Anderson was in Spanish Fork at the Yamaha Music School to show what you can learn.
Tri-City Exchange Serves 6,200 Cars ‘Curbside’ In Free Food Event
The volunteers of the Tri-City Exchange handed out free frozen food to more than 6,200 cars Thursday as organizers suggested the event represented the “biggest street giveaway anywhere.”
Students Take A Stand Against ‘No Mask Monday’ Protests
In Washington County, some people were calling for “No Mask Monday” to protest mandatory masks in schools, but many students did not like the idea.
Free Program Offers Training For Workers Needing New Career After Pandemic Layoffs
A new training program is signing up workers who are looking for a new career after the pandemic led to so many layoffs.
Utah Volunteer Has Helped Provide 7 Million Meals
One in eight children in Utah goes hungry each day, likely more than that because of COVID-19. A Utah man who has faced many challenges is hoping to change that through helping his community.
Teachers Build Desk Shields For Students At Orem School
First-grade teachers at Northridge Elementary School in Orem devoted part of their summer to researching, designing and building desk shields for their students.
Intermountain Healthcare Research: Clear Link Between COVID-19 & Heart Disease
Intermountain Healthcare researchers shared growing evidence Tuesday of a clear link between heart disease and COVID-19.
Gephardt: ‘Financial Crisis’ Looms For Parents Whose Kids Can’t Return To Class
For those who need educational help, there are lots of options - but they can quickly get pricey.