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Utah authorities investigate false threats, unfounded shooting calls made to at least 5 schools

At least five schools throughout Utah on Wednesday received unfounded threats and false shooting calls, prompting police responses and leaving teachers, students and parents “traumatized,” one official said.

Search underway for man in attempted kidnapping of girl in North Ogden

Parents are on high alert in North Ogden after two scary encounters near North Ogden Elementary in less than 24 hours.

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Prom is on at Utah schools this year with 'Test to Sway'

Prom is on at Utah schools this year with Test to Sway School districts planning return of school dances and last updated 2021-02-26 00:28:42-05 TAYLORSVILLE, Utah — School districts across the state are starting to hammer out their plans to host prom and other school events this spring. It s thanks to the new health order announced this week, that now allows some school activities to once again take place. These plans include strict protocols and rules to follow, such as testing for Covid-19 and mask wearing. School districts are calling it, Test to Sway. On Thursday evening, a group of Taylorsville High School students stood in line at Chick-fil-A just kitty corner from their school.

School districts delay start, close after UDOT snow warning

School districts delay start, close after UDOT snow warning © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City School district along the Wasatch Front are monitoring weather conditions and officials will decide whether to change schedules in anticipation of potentially hazardous road conditions on Wednesday morning.  At least one school district has already decided. The Canyons School District will have a remote learning day on Wednesday, spokesman Jeff Haney told 2News in an email.  The decision to pivot to online learning comes after Utah transportation officials recommended that the public refrain from traveling on Utah roads until at least 10 a.m., Haney stated.