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KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY – Officials with the Utah Department of Health said they will receive thousands of extra COVID-19 vaccine doses from the federal government next week. Overall, it's a 17% jump from previous weeks, or about 5,500 extra doses — a solid increase considering Utah gets around 33,000 doses a week. "We were a little surprised to see that," said Rich Lakin, immunization director for the Utah Department of Health. "If they can send us more vaccines, that's great." Right now tens of thousands of Utahns age 70 and older are trying to get the vaccine — so many that health depa...

KSL TV 12PM: Road rage shooting injures 2, impacts morning commute in Lehi KSL TV LEHI — As commuters drove to work Monday morning, a road rage incident escalated to a shooting that injured two men and brought traffic on I-15 in Utah County to a standstill. Just after 7:30 a.m., a feud between two southbound trucks escalated near Lehi when the driver and sole occupant of the black truck pulled out a gun and began shooting into the white truck, hitting two men, Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Nick Street said. Of the white truck's five occupants, the driver and another man suffered injuries and were...

KSL TV DRAPER – Tuesday was an exciting but nerve-racking day for a Corner Canyon High School teacher who returned to the classroom for the first time since ending up in the intensive care unit with COVID-19. Just over four months ago, Charri Jensen was fighting for her life hooked up to a ventilator. But on Tuesday, she walked into her Corner Canyon classroom just after 7 a.m. "Home away from home," Jensen said in a coworker's video. "I haven't been here in over four and a half months. I love this place." It was back on Sept. 10 when Jensen tested positive for the virus. Days later, she w...

KSL TV 5:15PM: Utah neighbors find unique ways to celebrate legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day in different ways as the COVID-19 pandemic canceled many of the annual marches, gatherings and in-person service projects. But community leaders said that doesn't mean Dr. King's message is any less important. "I think the meaning of it today has greater meaning or significance than ever," said Mary Ann Villarreal, vice president at the University of Utah for equity, diversity and inclusion. "Virtual or not, how do we build communi...