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The Utah Department of Health on Monday reported 21,970 new COVID-19 cases and 33 additional deaths from over the weekend.

Steve Alan Archuleta, 62, had his case set for a jury trial during his 1st District Court appearance on Wednesday.

The State of Utah hit another grim milestone Thursday, topping 4,000 COVID-related deaths since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020.

Omicron may be milder, but Utahns still need to watch for symptoms that mean they should seek emergency medical care, such as shortness of breath. Some doctors recommend buying a pulse oximeter to keep an eye on their blood oxygen levels.

A storm heading Utahs way Thursday evening wont produce as much snow as storms did last month, but it will finally clear out the inversion over the Wasatch Front.

A storm heading Utahs way Thursday evening wont produce as much snow as storms did last month, but it will finally clear out the inversion over the Wasatch Front.

The Utah Department of Health reported 11,608 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday and 22 deaths, bringing the total number of coronavirus-related deaths in Utah to 4,019. \n

Utah health officials reported 39,882 new COVID-19 cases and 28 deaths on Tuesday. On Friday, the daily high for number of new cases cases was broken again.

Documented COVID cases in the Bear River Health District have been on a record-setting pace lately, a trend local health officials attribute in large part to the spreading of the

Michael Sweeney, a former Utah State University journalism professor who wrote a popular National Geographic book on Logan Canyon, has died at age 63.