LDS Church: ‘Substantial numbers’ of missionaries likely to return to home countries due to...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday that, "based upon world conditions, substantial numbers of missionaries will likely need to be returned to their home nations to continue their service."
Hill Air Force Base reports first COVID-19 case
Hill Air Force Base is confirming its first documented case of COVID-19 at the base.
IRS pushes back tax filing deadline to July 15
All Americans will have an extra three months to file their federal tax returns this year due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus outbreak, the Treasury Department announced Friday.
Utah gains 34 COVID-19 cases in largest 1-day increase to date; total stands at...
Utah has gained 34 new documented cases of COVID-19 since yesterday, Dr. Angela Dunn, state epidemiologist, said Friday at a the lastest in a series of daily updates on the coronavirus in this state.
Two Washington City men charged after allegedly cheating in fishing contest
Two Washington City men were charged Wednesday after evidence suggested they illegally relocated live fish and attempted to cheat in a fishing tournament.
U.S.-Mexico border will close to non-essential travel Friday night
The United States and Mexico have agreed to suspend non-essential travel across the border for 30 days to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus disease, President Donald Trump said Friday at a White House briefing.
South Ogden man arrested on 25 felony exploitation charges
A South Ogden man has been booked on suspicion of 25 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony.
Body of teen recovered after drowning in Weber County’s Causey Reservoir
A 19-year-old man died early Saturday morning and his body has been recovered from the Causey Reservoir.
Police investigate officer-involved shooting in Vernal
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting on Main Street in downtown Vernal.
Man allegedly threatens to bomb Murray hospital after being denied COVID-19 test
A man allegedly threatened to bomb Intermountain Medical Center in Murray after being denied a COVID-19 test.
Utah State Board of Education votes to suspend statewide assessment
The Utah State Board of Education is suspending statewide assessment in light of national and state declarations of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
LDS Church announces additional adjustments to General Conference
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has made further adjustments to the April General Conference.
Update: Utah has 78 COVID-19 cases; Salt Lake, Summit counties hardest hit
Utah has had 78 cases of the coronavirus confirmed, Dr. Angela Dunn, State of Utah epidemiologist, said at a news conference Thursday.
Trump orders FDA to fast-track drugs for possible COVID-19 treatment
President Donald Trump said Thursday U.S. regulators are looking at utilizing therapies that are still in the testing phase and some already approved for other uses, like malaria, in the fight against coronavirus.