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Gov. Herbert asks Utahns to stay at home the next two weeks, but local governments can implement stricter measures if they choose

Gov. Gary Herbert is asking Utahns to stay home for the next two weeks in order to slow down the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it's not a mandatory "shelter in place" order.

"Home is the safest place you can be," said Herbert. "Limit your exposure to other people. We're going have to be a little more homebound for the next couple of weeks."

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