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Have You Seen This? What 8 million Instagram followers does to your notifications
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 20th - 3:08pm
I hate notifications. If I see a red number staring at me I get all sorts of anxious. This video put me into a straight up panic attack.
What can officials do to build trust in the COVID-19 vaccine? Messaging matters, Qualtrics study finds
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Posted Jan 20th - 1:47pm
A recent Qualtrics survey found that when public figures support a vaccine, it raises the likelihood a person is to get it themselves.
Doctors urge Utahns age 70 and older to get COVID vaccine as soon as possible
Mary Richards, KSL Newsradio | Posted Jan 19th - 8:06pm
Utah doctors urge residents over the age of 70 to seek out the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible.
Latter-day Saint leaders announce new location for temple in Tooele
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Updated Jan 19th - 12:58pm
The temple, previously named the Tooele Valley Utah Temple, will now be called the Deseret Peak Utah Temple and will be built at the intersection of 2400 North and 400 West in Tooele, instead of its original site in Erda.
Wildlife agencies acquire 53 acres of 'vital' southern Utah habitat for threatened desert tortoise
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 12:23pm
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reports that about 53 acres of land have been added to a large piece of land set aside to help the threatened Mojave desert tortoise and other species.
President Nelson and other eligible Latter-day Saint leaders receive COVID-19 vaccine
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Updated Jan 19th - 11:11am
President Russell M. Nelson, along with seven other top leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday morning.
Coach Kim: Intent matters if you want a good relationship
Kim Giles, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 19th - 7:34am
In this edition of LIFEadvice, Coach Kim shares why "the why" matters and how taking more time to understand intent might mean less fighting in your relationship.
WHO chief: Vaccine nationalism puts world on brink of 'catastrophic moral failure'
Emma Farge, Reuters | Posted Jan 18th - 11:55am
The world is on the brink of "catastrophic moral failure" in sharing COVID-19 vaccines, the head of the World Health Organization said on Monday, urging countries and manufacturers to spread doses more fairly around the world.
Have You Seen This? Weatherman is not cool with this snow
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 17th - 2:49pm
Maybe venting his frustrations is part of his self-care routine.
How to serve on Martin Luther King Jr. Day while isolating at home
Ashley Vaughan, CNN | Posted Jan 16th - 7:52pm
Now more than ever, MLK Day of Service is enabling everyday people to roll up their sleeves and help their communities — even while stuck at home. Here's how.
Have You Seen This? Dad beautifully scams daughter who is trying to scam dad
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 16th - 1:43pm
You'll never outfox the fox ... or the dad.
Arianne Brown: COVID-19 is no party, and you're not invited
Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 15th - 7:42pm
Well, folks! We're late to the party, but the Brown family has arrived. While I don't recall ever receiving an official invitation, or even knowingly mingling with any persons who would have invited us in, we are officially COVID-ing within the comfort of our own home — and nobody is invited.
Pandemic-driven need for internet leads Utah's UTOPIA Fiber to record year
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Posted Jan 15th - 7:11pm
As more people transitioned this year to working from and remote school, the need for at-home access to faster internet rose — that's where UTOPIA Fiber stepped in to help.
Latter-day Saint leaders condemn politically motivated violence, encourage members to be Christlike
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Updated Jan 15th - 4:46pm
Top leaders for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints condemned lawlessness, including the recent riot at the nation's Capitol.
Have You Seen This? British soccer team celebrates big win with Adele
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 15th - 3:17pm
When you celebrate sometimes only Adele will do.
University of Utah professor develops rapid, portable COVID-19 test for competition
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Jan 15th - 1:42pm
Massood Tabib-Azar's rapid test is a small electronic device that can detect the presence of SARS-CoV-2 through a user's breath or a drop of saliva and delivers results in less than a minute.
'It just makes our state so proud': 3 more Utah parks land International Dark Sky status
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jan 15th - 12:20pm
A trio of Utah State Parks was added to the list of parks across the world where viewing the night sky is considered best because of how light pollution is handled.
How thrifting at one of these Salt Lake City stores can be good for the environment
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 15th - 11:01am
Thrifting has long been championed by both the money-conscious and the vintage fashion-oriented, but repurposed clothing has also become popular among environmentalists seeking to reduce waste in the fashion industry.
Utah's native June sucker to move from endangered to threatened — a major step in its comeback story
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jan 14th - 4:16pm
The June sucker, which is native to Utah Lake, was nearing extinction two decades ago. It will officially move from endangered to threatened next month.
Outdoors & Rec »
'Political football'? Biden wants review of Bears Ears, Grand Staircase boundaries
- Wildlife agencies acquire 53 acres of 'vital' southern Utah habitat for threatened desert tortoise
- 'It just makes our state so proud': 3 more Utah parks land International Dark Sky status
- Utah's native June sucker to move from endangered to threatened — a major step in its comeback story
- Hot again: 2020 sets yet another global temperature record
Religion »
Latter-day Saint leaders announce new location for temple in Tooele
- President Nelson and other eligible Latter-day Saint leaders receive COVID-19 vaccine
- Latter-day Saint leaders condemn politically motivated violence, encourage members to be Christlike
- Utah's religious leaders want to find solutions to state's child homelessness problem
- Upcoming Temple Square renovations aimed at making grounds more inviting
LDS Life »
Latter-day Saint leaders announce new location for temple in Tooele
- President Nelson and other eligible Latter-day Saint leaders receive COVID-19 vaccine
- Latter-day Saint leaders condemn politically motivated violence, encourage members to be Christlike
- Upcoming Temple Square renovations aimed at making grounds more inviting
- Latter-day Saint handbook update adds section about prejudice, among other changes
Science & Tech »
What can officials do to build trust in the COVID-19 vaccine? Messaging matters, Qualtrics study finds
- Pandemic-driven need for internet leads Utah's UTOPIA Fiber to record year
- University of Utah professor develops rapid, portable COVID-19 test for competition
- How thrifting at one of these Salt Lake City stores can be good for the environment
- Here's a look at some of the COVID-19 related tech showcased at CES 2021
Historic »
State of Utah at 125: 6 facts about Utah statehood you may not have known — or forgotten
- Statehood Day: TV special, fireworks planned across Utah on Monday for 125th anniversary
- From 'The Great Gatsby' to Ma Rainey: 21 notable creative pieces headed to public domain in 2021
- Archaeologists uncover ancient street food shop in Pompeii
- From Woodward Field to Salt Lake City International, airport marks 100 years
