Good morning. Salt Lake City will have a high of 48° and a low of 36°.
"If you put your mind to it, you can make it happen," Paul Spilker said. For the past month, Spilker has been realizing his dream of biking across the country. His story is an inspiration to all. Regardless of what life brings, it is so important to not allow things to hold you back from accomplishing your dreams.
How Utahn is Utah? Here's how many are 'homegrown' — and if that’s changing
On several different occasions, I have heard people say "All these Californians are taking over Utah!" and with Utah's economy booming and more people moving here, I can see why someone might feel like that. But is it true? A recent survey showed that about 62% of Utah's residents were born in Utah. This is a higher "homegrown" rate than many other states, including Idaho. But what will Utah's population look like in the future?
During the past two years, no one has been through more than those who work in the healthcare system. This week, the National Student Nurses' Association convention was held in Salt Lake City. The theme was "Here's to the Heroes." How perfectly fitting. We should all be grateful to those who are willing to stand up and take care of those who cannot help themselves.
Read more about what nurses went through these past two years.
More in Politics
White House gift records for Trump, Pence missing, State Department says (NBC News)
While you might not think your oral health has any connection to your overall health, they often go hand in hand. Your mouth is full of bacteria, both good and bad, which can sometimes spiral into certain diseases or infections. It’s important to be aware of the possibilities!
COVID
Another COVID-19 surge will hit the U.S. this fall, Dr. Fauci warns (Deseret News)
Why more COVID-19 in Salt Lake County's wastewater isn't worrying officials — yet (KSL.com)
Faith
Latest humanitarian efforts from across Europe aiding Ukrainian refugees (Church News)
Mesa Easter pageant returns to temple grounds, presented as a 'gift' to the community (Church News)
Wasatch Front
Construction projects to cause weekend delays in Salt Lake City, Orem (KSL.com)
BYU study: Government program a start to getting kids outdoors (Daily Herald)
American Fork Sisters qualify for world Irish dance competition (Daily Herald)
The West
Utah man on coast-to-coast cycling tour for self, good cause (KSL.com)
This University of Utah program is bringing homes to the Navajo Nation (KSL.com)
The Nation
Unruly U.S. airline passengers get big fines (Reuters)
Jackson notes the progress she represents in her journey to the Supreme Court (NPR)
Jazz fans have been through a lot of ups and downs in the past few weeks. With the most recent fourth-quarter disaster, fans may be feeling a little pessimistic heading into the playoffs. But the Jazz will most likely go into the playoffs as the 5 seed team in the Western Conference.
.png?width=1200&upscale=true&name=Utah%20Today%20Banner%20(v2).png)
.png?width=750&upscale=true&name=Round%20out%20your%20day%20(v5).png)
