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Utah’s vaccine eligibility changes come as the Utah Department of Health in Salt Lake City reports 1,151 new coronavirus cases and seven additional deaths Thursday. The rolling seven-day average for positive tests is up to 830 per day.

Two men accused of armed robbery at a local Burger King appeared in 1st District Court for preliminary hearings on Tuesday. Matthew Kay Archuletta, 27, waived his hearing to preserve a plea offer from Cache County prosecutors. He pleaded not guilty to the charges, was bound over for trial and set to appear before the court again on March 8. Luis Alfredo Maldanado, 30, had his hearing postponed after nearly an hour of technological issues halted prosecutors from presenting evidence to the court....

A man who police say sexually assaulted six teenage minors was arraigned in 1st District Court on Tuesday.

Laura Seitz, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — Much of Utah’s weekly COVID-19 vaccine allotment has been delayed by winter storms across the nation and may not make it here until next week, a Utah Department of Health official said. “It’s happening to every state. The weather issues are just creating problems within the supply chain and the delivery of the vaccines,” said Rich Lakin, the state health department’s immunization director. “If we don’t get any vaccine delivered this wee...

Two men accused of armed robbery at a local Burger King appeared in 1st District Court for preliminary hearings on Tuesday.

Cache County Town Hall As of Wednesday, 325,000 COVID-19 vaccines have been administered in the State of Utah. At their weekly town hall on Thursday, Cache County lawmakers provided some updates the vaccination situation for their area. Bear River Health Department officials said if every company providing vaccines lives up to their commitment everyone in their area will have the opportunity to have the first vaccine by the end of May. The second dose will be administered some time after that...

The rate at which coronavirus is spreading locally continued to fall from its post-holiday heights on Monday.

Applications for matching grants for out of area marketing and new event development are now available at the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau, 199 North Main St. The deadline is March

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Another 462 COVID-19 cases were reported Monday with two more deaths, according to Utah Department of Health officials. The rolling seven-day average number of positive cases per day is now at 951, according to the health department. The average dropped below 1,000 on Friday for the first time since Oct. 2, according to the agencys data. There were 3,313 more Utahns tested and 6,644 more total tests reported Monday. The states seven-day running average "people over peo...

A Cache County man is accused of providing drugs and alcohol to at least six teens and sexually abusing them, according to police.