Here are the April Fools' gags Utah businesses, government agencies posted online

• We repeat, none of them are true.

Sandy "announced" a plan to turn its beloved Dimple Dell Park into a lake.

Azucar Cafe invited patrons to buy a matcha, claiming state officials banned the drink because "excessive green energy" amounted to a public disturbance.

Utah Highway Patrol posted a video of a driver offering to "pay forward" a speeding ticket.

Salt Lake Magazine ruffled feathers with a joke that falsely claimed Sundance Film Festival was reversing its decision to move to Boulder, Colorado.

Zion National Park posted an image of Angels Landing, but with the famous cliff embedded in a red gelatin mold.

The Great Salt Lake Institute claimed a whale was spotted in the lake, with an image of the 9th and 9th Whale breaching the water's surface.