COVID-19

A new study involving a doctor at Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital found children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome can safely get the COVID-19 vaccine

For the first time in nearly three years, Salt Lake County is officially ending its COVID-19 emergency status.

With many illnesses circulating, including the common cold, flu, RSV, hand-foot-mouth disease, and the COVID virus, the new year is an excellent time to reevaluate hygiene habits.

For a while, it looked like COVID-19 cases were slowly starting to decrease in Utah. But now? Cases are on a rapid rise for the first time in weeks.

As infection rates continue to decrease around Utah, USU will be discontinuing its COVID-19 questionnaire and its case containment system.

A Utah woman has been ordered by the Utah Court of Appeals to pay back some of the unemployment benefits she obtained while waiting to get the COVID-19 vaccination.

If you’re planning on throwing away your expired COVID-19 test kits, don’t do it quite yet. Officials say that depending on the brand, expired test kits can still provide accurate results.

With Utah COVID cases down 6.2% last week from the week before, the state follows the nationwide trend in decreasing cases.

New COVID-19 boosters targeting dominant omicron subvariants have been approved by the CDC.

As the 2022-23 school year begins, the CDC has released new COVID-19 guidelines that are far less restrictive than previous guidelines, something that is influencing Utah schools to change their policies.