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Criminal justice reform needed now, says Utah County attorney
The US court system has moved away from trial-by-jury, says the Utah County Attorney, and criminal justice reform is needed now.3 years ago
Child tax credit money coming to parents – some things to watch out for
This week, parents of dependent children under 18 can start receiving monthly payments of either $300 or $250 depending on the ages of their children.3 years ago
Climate change myths debunked: what you need to know
Climate change myths abound, with the debate over the phenomenon taking on political significance. But how do you sort the fact from the fiction?3 years ago
Mia Love reflects on the assassination of president of Haiti
The president of Haiti, who was recently assassinated, sought to bring Haiti back to a functioning democracy, says former Utah Rep. Mia Love.3 years ago
More research needed on athletes and marijuana, says specialist
A specialist in plant-based medicine said more research needs to be conducted on the effects of marijuana on athletes in competition.3 years ago
What happens next to 11 people charged with allegedly disrupted school board meeting?
A Utah defense attorney and former prosecutor discuss the possible legal ramifications for the 11 people charged with disrupting a school board meeting.3 years ago
Opinion: With a gray-haired Senate, it’s time to talk about term limits
Boyd Matheson writes it's time to reconsider term limits now that we have the oldest Senate in U.S. history and they actually are not indispensable.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: No housing on campus. Should college kids stay at home?
There are no dorms available on campus at Southern Utah University in Cedar City. What should your kid do? Find an apartment off campus or stay at home and save money? BYU psychologist Tom Golightly discusses the downside of letting your kid get too comfortable living in the basement.3 years ago
Test your knowledge: Match the state nickname to each state
Do you know the nickname associated with every state in the country? Here's a chance to test your knowledge and compete with your friends.3 years ago
You can get paid to rip out your lawn with xeriscaping in southern Utah
A Washington County program pays residents to rip out their lawn with xeriscaping, replacing grass with drought-tolerant native Utah plants.3 years ago
Retail Association: Utah retailers need to start offering better wages
The head of the Utah Retail Merchants Association says retailers will need to start offering higher wages to attract workers and keep them happy.3 years ago
Stewart seeks to block US funding going to places like Wuhan lab in China where pandemic may have started
Utah Rep. Chris Stewart wants to block taxpayers' dollars from funding places like the Wuhan laboratory in China3 years ago
Tired of looking at that yellow, drought-stricken lawn? Paint your grass.
How do you restore your green grass without watering? The simplest solution might be to paint that yellow grass green, experts say.3 years ago
Analysis: Obamacare survives third failed attack before Supreme Court
Despite a third challenge before the US Supreme Court by Republican-led states, the justices once again preserved Obamacare (7 to 2) as the law of the land.3 years ago
How bad is the Utah drought? We asked a firefighter
SALT LAKE CITY — If you want to know how bad the worst drought ever recorded in Utah really is, and what it means for fire season this year, you need to talk to a firefighter. Jon Smith, who you may know as a DJ on sister station 103.5 FM The Arrow, is also a […]3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Teen workers wanted as economy opens back up
The teen labor shortage is closing summer camps. Lifeguard chairs at public pools are going unstaffed because young workers can't be found and hired. If you are a teen looking for work, this summer you can pick and choose for job.3 years ago
Inside Sources: Utah organization aims to provide mental health support to youth, adults
A mental health crisis is gathering, but the good news is the stigma surrounding mental health is easing, say two professionals who are on a mission to connect children and teens with mental health support.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Talking to your LGBTQ+ child
Despite the increase in people identifying as LGBTQ+, mental health issues remain prevalent, especially among young populations.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: No ill will on leaving girl with Down syndrome out of cheerleader photo, sister says
The sister of a girl with Down syndrome who was left out of the cheerleaders photo in her school yearbook but doesn't think it was done maliciously.3 years ago
Lawmakers react to Sec’y Haaland’s reported Utah monuments decision
Utah lawmakers react to word that Interior Secretary Haaland will reportedly recommend fully restoring Utah monuments to previous sizes.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Study finds more evidence vaping, e-cigs are bad for your health
A study finds that patients who have experienced a vaping-related lung injury show signs of cognitive impairment or other symptoms3 years ago
Inside Sources: Republicans ready to act on climate change, Rep. Curtis says
Utah Republican Rep. John Curtis said it's time for Republicans to bring conservative principles to the climate change conversation.3 years ago
OPINION: Here’s to you, Joe DiMaggio, for showing us how it’s done
Joe DiMaggio gave his fans his best effort every game, every innings, every day, and for that, we say, here's to you for showing us all how it's done.3 years ago
