Is it time for parents to remove kids from social media?
The Granite School District asks parents to take their children off social media if they can't monitor their kids' use of the apps.5 years ago
Can video games relieve depression in older adults? University of Utah study to find out.
Depression in older adults could be relieved by certain video games. A University of Utah Health study aims to find out.5 years ago
Is it time for Utah to upgrade the state flag?
A state task force is taking steps to design a new flag for Utah and it wants your help in coming up with a new and better design.5 years ago
Could ex-cons solve labor shortage problem?
Given the labor shortage in the nation and in Utah, it makes more sense to have non-violent offenders filling those jobs and repaying their victims rather than sitting in a jail cell doing nothing to benefit society, says the Utah County attorney general.5 years ago
What to know about COVID-19 breakthrough infections
If you are fully vaccinated against COVID but have a "breakthrough infection," the good news is you probably won't have as a severe illness -- hospitalization, even death -- as an unvaccinated person.5 years ago
Inflation usually makes the Fed hike interest rates. Here’s what that means
Inflation is on the rise, and to combat this, the Fed will start to raise interest rates. And it'll do that by buying fewer bonds.5 years ago
Fentanyl overdoses killing more Americans than COVID-19
Between 2020 and 2021, nearly 79,000 Americans between 18 and 45 years old died of fentanyl overdoses. A professional at Huntsman Mental Health talks about ways to help a friend or loved one struggling with an addiction.5 years ago
Which Utah businesses have recovered from the pandemic?
As 2022 approaches, Utah businesses are in good shape5 years ago
Air quality is unhealthy. What causes Utah’s weather inversions?
Utah is known for winter inversions, but the good news is the latest inversion will likely be blown out by a storm.5 years ago
Murray family donates house to Afghan refugees new to Utah
A Murray father wanted to help Afghan refugees new to Utah, so he booted his son out of a house he owns and moved a refugee family in.5 years ago
Will you owe for advanced child-tax credits? CPA answers your questions.
A Utah CPA discusses the advanced child tax credits disbursed monthly this year and what that means for your tax return next year.5 years ago
One person can be the light for someone in a dark place, says rabbi
Utah Rabbi Avremi Zippel is working to create a dedicated webpage for young Jewish professionals to help them help those in despair.5 years ago
Government regulations can hurt parents with disabilities. Here’s how we fix that, says advocate.
A tweak to federal Medicaid regulations could allow a parents with disabilities to receive help with parenting from a personal assistant.5 years ago
Utah Olympian warns politicians to keep out of athletes’ careers
A Utah Olympian says politicians shouldn't be using the careers of athletes as political pawns.5 years ago
Climate change boosting extreme weather like tornadoes, says U. expert
Climate change is putting the atmosphere and weather on steroids, and the United States is likely to see more damaging storms because of climate change, says a weather expert at the University of Utah.5 years ago
US athletes should boycott 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Stewart says
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, is calling for US athletes to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics because of China's human rights abuses against its Muslim minority, interference in Taiwan and Hong Kong and its failure to engage with the international community on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.5 years ago
For science, two Utah teachers take a trip out of this world
Courtesy of NASA, two Utah teachers take a flight into the Stratosphere to share with students their scientific discovery.5 years ago
After girl’s death by suicide, Utah lawmaker is on a mission to stop bullying
On Saturday, state Rep. Sandra Hollins is bringing teachers together during a conference Saturday in Salt Lake City to end bullying forever.5 years ago
Governor proposes raises for state employees, but will that hike your taxes?
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is proposing raises for state employees to compensate for overall low wages, but state Auditor ohn Dougall says the governor's proposal is too costly unless the raises target specific employees.5 years ago
Politician’s Christmas card under fire over firearms
A lawmaker's family Christmas card brought him strong condemnation for its depiction of firearms, but also support from gun rights' advocates.5 years ago
Social-media envy got you down during Christmas? Doc has holiday tips.
Social media can unplug your Christmas lights, if you are not careful. A mental health expert stuffs your stockings with tips and advice on how to avoid sliding into holiday depression.5 years ago
Child survivor remembers attack on Pearl Harbor — 80 years ago
A man remembers the Pearl Harbor attack as a 3-year-old watching Japanese bombers fly over his home on the island of O'ahu Dec. 7, 1941.5 years ago
Dropping ‘Big Lie’ a good first step toward compromise, says former Arizona senator
A first step toward compromise for Republicans is dropping the "Big Lie" about the last presidential election, says former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake who is about to be sworn in as the next ambassador to Turkey.5 years ago
