Salt Lake is starting to see tourists, but hotels still hurting

The Pac-12 Conference announced a new deal that will allow athletes to be tested for COVID-19 every day, but stopped short of promising a season.

Utah surpassed its goal of keeping the daily COVID-19 rolling average below 400 cases Friday, just four days after the initial deadline.

Highway Patrol troopers are investigating a nasty rollover crash on I-80, saying it serves as a reminder of how dangerous holiday traffic can be.

The Granite School District will begin to publish the current case counts of positive COVID-19 cases at each of its 86 schools.

Labor Day weekend is here.  People are taking off to the mountains to camp for a socially-distanced holiday, but will tourists come to town now Salt Lake City is in the yellow phase? 

An Australian woman has been arrested and charged with incitement after promoting an anti-lockdown protest, sparking criticism.

Seven police officers involved in the suffocation death of Daniel Prude last spring in Rochester, New York, have been suspended by the city’s mayor, who said she was misled for months about the circumstances of the fatal encounter.

The U.S. unemployment rate fell sharply in August to 8.4% from 10.2% even as hiring slowed in August as employers added the fewest jobs since the pandemic began.

The man believed to have fatally shot a supporter of President Donald Trump following skirmishes between Black Lives Matter protesters and a pro-Trump caravan in Portland, Oregon, was a regular at the demonstrations that have roiled the Northwest city for months.

The online insurance company Insurify caused a stir when it released a COVID-19 safety study claiming Utah's teachers are the most at-risk of contracting the virus in the country.