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SALT LAKE CITY — COVID-19 cases in Utah continue to rise, with confirmed numbers hitting 402 on Thursday, an increase of 56 from Wednesday.
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Half-million infected worldwide as US passes China in number of cases
2nd Salt Lake City Council member tests positive for COVID-19
Tony Finau to feed 500 children weekly through partnership with local charity
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall wants stay-at-home order
Uber and Lyft still aren't helping their most vulnerable drivers
Parents of NICU babies frustrated as visitation rules become more strict
Rep. Ben McAdams says relief bill isn’t perfect but time to get struggling families, businesses help
Utah up to 402 COVID-19 cases
U. libraries produce face shields for COVID-19 crisis
World leaders vow to coordinate virus response in video call
US COVID-19 deaths top 1K, economic toll rises
Department of Homeland Security extending deadline for 'Real ID' enforcement
Division of Wildlife Resources cancels events
Nearly 20K new claims for unemployment insurance filed in Utah last week
Utah companies give free desks for remote learning, work
Telehealth expansion, other bills signed by Gov. Gary Herbert
Stock rally fades as US aid package heads for new vote
Salt Lake County eyeing government buildings for ‘quarantine centers’
US jobless claims hit 3.3 million, quadruple previous record
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