LISTEN: Utah Rep. Phil Lyman blames Baltimore bridge collapse on DEI
Rep. Phil Lyman said the bridge collapse is because of "governors who prioritize diversity over the wellbeing and security of citizens."2 years ago
Want to see the solar eclipse? Go to Dallas
Michael Zeiler, an eclipse cartographer said the closest part of the eclipse's path to us is Dallas.2 years ago
Multiple sclerosis rates in Utah are some of highest in the nation
Doctors from Intermountain Health are trying to figure out why people in Utah are more than twice as likely to have multiple sclerosis than most other Americans. They believe genetics can make a person predisposed to the autoimmune disease, but it is often triggered by other factors, like a vitamin D deficiency.2 years ago
Utah wedding costs are skyrocketing
As everything in Utah's economy becomes more expensive, so do weddings. While data shows couples were spending an average of about $17,000 last year, this year, they are looking to spend about $24,000.2 years ago
West High School opens on-campus clinic for students
The West High School clinic is the first of its kind will provide students with mental health resources and preventative healthcare at school.2 years ago
Utah’s public universities seek approval for tuition hikes
The University of Utah and several other public universities are asking the Board of Higher Education to approve tuition hikes for next year.2 years ago
Orem man training for year-long run around United States
Chris Avery, a coach from Orem, is training to spend 365 days running around America in 2027. If he does, he will set the Guinness World Record for most consecutive ultra-marathons.2 years ago
UDOT considers Mountain View Corridor safety after two fatal crashes in one month
UDOT has already lengthened a pause that occurs between green and red lights, but officials say drivers need to be more alert.2 years ago
UVU offers freshman housing option for the first time
Starting this fall, Utah Valley University will offer on-campus housing to incoming freshman for the first time. The college says its in an effort to help freshman feel more connected to the UVU community.2 years ago
Tumbleweed cleanup in South Jordan comes to an end
South Jordan said their cleanup efforts have concluded, taking 25 dumpsters-full of tumbleweeds to the landfill.2 years ago
Non-alcoholic beer sales skyrocket in Utah
Consumer data collected by Axios shows Utahns spend $303,654 on non-alcoholic beers in January alone. That number is up from about $221,700 from January 2023.2 years ago
$14.2 million awarded to Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation for solar electricity
Right now, more than 10,000 homes on the Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation are not connected to the electricity grid.2 years ago
More than 500 earthquakes strike north of Milford in two weeks
Researchers said all of the recent earthquakes near Milford have been relatively small at a 2.7 magnitude or below.2 years ago
One third of Utah hospitals not in compliance with hospital price transparency law
Hospitals have been required to post a list of the prices they charge for services since January 1, 2021.2 years ago
Food pantries running low due to spike in demand
According to Feeding America, 316,980 people are facing hunger in Utah, and 93,050 are children.3 years ago
New black carbon sensor is more portable but just as accurate, study finds
A new study from the University of Utah finds that recently released black carbon new units are just as accurate in detecting black carbon, but they are more portable and affordable.3 years ago
Prison populations are rising locally and nationally
Utah officials say that prison populations in the state are rising at a higher rate than the national average.3 years ago
University of Utah indefinitely pauses SAT and ACT admissions requirements
The University of Utah paused its SAT and ACT requirements two years ago, but the policy has now been extended indefinitely.3 years ago
