Emily Clark
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Salt Lake City to host Quidditch World Cup in 2021
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City has been chosen to host the U.S. Quidditch World Cup in 2021. Mayor Jackie Biskupski announced the selection Friday and said the city was chosen for its proximity to an airport and its walkable downtown area. The event is expected to host 84 teams and draw in […] → Read More
Early Head Start and Child Care team up to better meet the needs of low-income families
Every child deserves the chance to succeed. This is the philosophy of Early Head Start and a goal in action each day for DDI Vantage and their Early Head Start Child Care Program. → Read More
Governor Herbert asks you to donate on day of service
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 News) - With ongoing concerns surrounding the Federal Government shutdown and the financial concerns it is causing Utah families, Governor Gary Herbert is asking you to donate. → Read More
Representative McAdams given committee assignment
WEST JORDAN, Utah (ABC4 News) - Utah Representative Ben McAdams has been assigned to the House Financial Services committee. This is one of the four exclusive committees in the U.S. House of Representatives. → Read More
Meet UVU's first woman president
OREM, Utah (ABC4 News)- Dr. Astrid S. Tuminez is the newest president of Utah Valley University. She is the seventh president of the school and the first woman to hold that position. Tuminez brings to UVU a deep background in academics, philanthropy, technology, and business. → Read More
New tariffs impacting Utah business owners
SALT LAKE CITY (News4Utah)- While the tariffs announced by President Trump are impacting local businesses, the Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development is working to help ease the concern. → Read More
New SLCC center offers new training for community
SALT LAKE CITY (News4Utah)- Salt Lake Community College opened a new center to train people looking for a job. They call it the Westpointe Workforce Training and Education Center. Not only will it help the individual students, but the city believes it will help the community. → Read More
Red Cross has 'all hands on deck' in preparation for Hurricane Florence
As Hurricane Florence, now a Category 4 storm, churns its way through the Atlantic, residents and emergency responders along the East Coast continue to prepare. → Read More
Utah's religious community working to prevent suicide
Religion and suicide. It may seem like an unlikely pair, but one can help to prevent the other. Utah's religious communities are stepping up to save lives. → Read More
Why you should visit the farmer's market at Liberty Park on Fridays
If you don't have plans for your Friday, look no further! Go on down to the farmer's market at Liberty Park! → Read More
LDS Church charities providing clean water to people around the world
During the holidays the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sent out an invitation to "light world" and give service. Now the donations have been put to work around the world. → Read More
Celebrate the new Cottonwood Mall redevelopment with free food and fun activities
There is reason to celebrate in Holladay, with new developments in the Cottonwood Mall redevelopment project. The project has a new name and an event to spread the word! Amanda Butterfield, Director of Public Relations with Woodbury Corporation, joined Emily Clark, to talk about the project she's been on since the very beginning. → Read More
Mobile clinic provides free dental care to Utahns
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (News4Utah) - Thousands of Utahns go without dental care. They simply cannot afford it. → Read More
LDS Church donates $150,000 in fight against suicide
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has joined forces with Governor Herbert and Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox to prevent suicide in our community through a large donation. → Read More
What you can recycle and why it's important with Earth Day just days away
On Sunday, Aprill 22, we celebrate Earth Day. This year, the focus is to end plastic pollution. → Read More
Participate in the 'Great Utah Shakeout' to help prepare for the 'Big One'
Schools and businesses across the state will be taking part in the "Great Utah Shake Out" this week to help prepare people for the chance of an earthquake here in Utah. → Read More
Is Steven Spielberg's 'Ready Player One' really a blockbuster hit?
'Ready Player One' hits theaters, and Film Critic Tony Toscano joins GMU, with his review of the new film. → Read More
LDS Church leaders welcome members of Jewish delegation for tour of Church operations
SALT LAKE CITY (News4Utah)- Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints welcomed friends from the Jewish faith to visit some of the Church's operations in Salt Lake City. → Read More
UDOT and UHP say 'Big Game' ad maximized importance of not driving distracted
UDOT and the UHP say running an ad during the Big Game was the best way to maximize their money and show the importance of not driving distracted. → Read More
How to protect your kids on social media in honor of Internet Safety Week
From Snapchat to Instagram, teens are heavy users of social media. But how can parents make sure their use is responsible, and how can you guide your pre-teen's entry into social media? → Read More