Новости за 01.04.2021

A biotech company from Utah has developed the first COVID-19 test to be fully authorized for use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Local band 19 Miles Per Hour won the award for Utah's Favorite Overall Band. They're using their popularity to raise money and awareness about a variety of charitable causes.

Construction has taken over Temple Square as eyes turn to Salt Lake City for the 191st Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Former composer, wife host ‘Stump the Maestro’ Log onto Facebook and for an hour a day, users can watch Peter and Veronica Fuchs sift through their musical catalog for a happy hour of music. Their Facebook Live show, “Stump the Maestro,” tests Peter Fuchs’ memory of show tunes, jazz standards or movie scores he has […]

The BYU women’s volleyball team completed its series sweep of Santa Clara and secured the West Coast Conference title on Wednesday in the Smith Fieldhouse.

A local filmmaker casts actors with autism in an effort to be more inclusive. Newsline reporter Megan Pickett explains how he began this journey and what we can do to help.

As many Americans celebrate Passover and Easter this week, a Gallup reports that church membership in America fell below the majority for the first time. Newsline reporter Amy Griffin is live in Provo to tell us why fewer and fewer people are choosing to attend church.

Utah pollution experts and local government representatives met virtually on Monday evening to discuss clean air and climate change solutions for Utah. The “Virtual Town Hall” was moderated by Princeton University student Dani Ball, Park City High School student Montana Burack and Citizens Climate Lobby state co-coordinator Cecilia Foster. Panelists said Utah’s poor air quality, […]