Sydney Glenn
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Eden middle schooler creates platform through cotton candy making to share good deeds
As 2020 came to a close, eighth grader Claire Booth knew she needed to do something to make 2021 better. Both of the middle schooler’s parents are E.R. doctors so she truly understood the magnitude of loss during the pandemic. → Read More
Pioneer Park Coalition, business leaders claim ‘safety crisis’ in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City business owners and members of the Pioneer Park Coalition blasted the current crime situation ravaging the area, calling on city leaders to step in. → Read More
Panic at Salt Lake City soccer tournament as rifle seen during argument
Panic set in among parents and children attending a local soccer tournament Saturday after a rifle was seen during an argument between two people. → Read More
Demonstrators gather at Utah Capitol to protest Taliban rule in Afghanistan
The United Afghan American Coalition hosted a peaceful protest of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan Sunday outside the Utah State Capitol. → Read More
President Biden’s new COVID-19 plan comes with mixed reactions from Utah leaders, questions of legality
President Joe Biden announced a new six-pronged plan to combat the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday afternoon. As part of the approach, businesses with more than 100 employees would need to either mandate the vaccine or require a minimum of weekly testing for employees. → Read More
'I didn't want to die;' Utah man spends 223 days in hospital battling COVID
Thomas Kearle's 59th birthday on Jan. 11 was one to remember, and one he'd like to forget. → Read More
Rain helps Utah farmers, but drought impacts to be felt for years
Weather is always the biggest challenge farmers face. The dry winter and historical drought have caused for a difficult year. → Read More
Weber State clinic sees ‘one of the busiest days’ following vaccine announcement
Students at Weber State University headed back to class Monday. Beyond the buzz of the return to the classroom, many students were talking about the new COVID-19 Vaccine mandate, the student body president said. → Read More
More than 1,000 people sign petition for vaccine mandate at University of Utah
An online petition calling for University of Utah leaders to implement a vaccine mandate had more than 1,000 signatures as of Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Utah school districts facing bus driver, lunchroom worker shortages
School districts across the nation are reporting bus driver shortages, and Utah is no exception. → Read More
FBI, State Bureau of Investigation join Grand County Sheriff’s Office in Moab double murder investigation
The Grand County Sheriff’s Office has called in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and State Bureau of Investigation to assist in the double murder investigation of two Moab women, Sheriff Steven White said. → Read More
Loved ones hold candlelight vigil to remember Moab couple murdered, call for justice
Dozens of people gathered outside Moonflower Community Cooperative Sunday night to grieve the loss of two Moab women who were found dead near their campsite in the La Sal Mountains. → Read More
‘We are afraid’: Afghan women in Utah share fears for family members still in Afghanistan
Women of the World helps forcibly displaced women from all over the world find success, education, and happiness in Utah. Many Afghan women come to the nonprofit for assistance and to share fears and struggles. → Read More
Parleys Canyon Fire evacuees get chance to gather belongings; Evacuation order remains in effect
Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes as crews continue to battle the Parleys Canyon Fire. → Read More
Bountiful vs Highland football game canceled after player tests positive for COVID
The Bountiful vs Highland high school football game on Friday night has been canceled after player tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials. → Read More
Parents still deciding on whether to send kids back to school in person or online
Utah kids will begin heading back to school throughout August. The overwhelming majority of parents tell FOX 13 they will be sending their kids back to school in person. Although, some say a mask mandate could change their decision. → Read More
COVID or smoke? Residents feeling impacts of poor air quality
Many people are complaining of sore throat, itchy eyes, and other bothersome symptoms following several days of poor air quality in Utah. → Read More
Southern Utah widow shares story of unvaccinated husband dying of COVID-19
Jennifer Long and her husband, Kenneth, looked forward to a long life together. Unfortunately, at just 52 years old, Kenneth died after contracting COVID-19. → Read More
Poor air quality causing worsening symptoms for some COVID-19 long haulers
The smoky air in northern Utah can make COVID-19 long-haulers' symptoms worse. → Read More
Schools prepare for back to school; teacher's union raises concerns
Students will be heading back to school in just a few short weeks, and things will look different than last school year; most notably, masks will not be required. → Read More