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Amid the omicron surge of COVID-19 cases in Utah, one district said its already facing a severe shortage of cafeteria workers.

After four RVs caught fire in Utah this week, causing serious injuries and two deaths, fire officials are reminding of safety guidelines for those staying in motorhomes.

The final bill for a COVID-19 hospitalization can vary, depending on insurance, the severity of the case, and even what part of the country you live in, according to a recent study.

The supervisor of the SafeUT app said days like Utah experienced on Monday \u2014 with several school safety threats \u2014 show the vital role the app plays in helping students, parents and school administrators.

The supervisor of the SafeUT app said days like Utah experienced on Monday \u2014 with several school safety threats \u2014 show the vital role the app plays in helping students, parents and school administrators.

The East High student was taken into custody as he arrived at school. A gun was found in his backpack. Vague threats of school violence that were to happen on Friday have been spread nationwide on the social media platform TikTok.

School districts across Utah remained on alert Friday due to a disturbing TikTok trend. A student in Salt Lake City was arrested for allegedly bringing a gun to school.

Skiers, snowboarders and Utahs ski resorts were rejoicing Thursday to finally have a powerful winter storm arrive.

The number of Utahns quitting their jobs jumped sharply in the month of September, according to updated data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

After residents voiced concerns about safety and too many traffic accidents, the Utah Department of Transportation said it will be reducing the speed limit along a section of state Route 73.