Omicron even more widespread as COVID-19 cases explode; could Utah hit 5,000 cases a day?

A top scientist at the Utah Department of Health said the omicron variant is likely responsible for more than 70% of the state's COVID-19 cases, a jump from an earlier estimate.

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