Sheryl Worsley

By Sheryl Worsley Chair, RTDNA Board of Directors As the nation witnesses the devastation sweeping across California in real time, I am reminded that we are vulnerable. I am also impressed by what I would call heroic efforts of reporters, video journalists, producers and others covering the fires responsibly, and with sympathy and compassion. When natural disasters strike, whatever the cause, local journalists jump into action in many cases for days at a time.

SALT LAKE CITY –Speaking at the conclusion of the 190th general conference of  the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, President Russell M. Nelson has announced the construction of eight new temples: 1. Bahia Blanca, Argentina 2. Tallahassee, Florida 3. Lubanboshi, Democratic Republic Congo 4. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 5. Benin City, Nigeria 6. Syracuse, Utah 7. Dubai, UAE 8.

SALT LAKE CITY — The 5.7 earthquake that struck Utah on Wednesday may have you feeling a bit uneasy, but there are a few things you can do to make your home more ready for an earthquake. Secure loose items The Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) recommends you strap down computer monitors, TVs or other expensive electrical components. Make sure all cabinets are secured to the wall studs. Cabinet doors can be secured with latches so items don’t fall during shaking.