This year’s X-4 Summit teaches business leaders about AI and human interaction
The X-4 Summit, a massive conference of business leaders, kicked off on May 1st. This year's conference will feature some big name speakers.2 years ago
New potty training rule for Utah kindergarteners effective May 1
The new Utah potty training rule requires kindergarteners to be able to communicate when they need to use the bathroom, and then use it.2 years ago
New bike trails and equestrian opportunities coming soon to Salt Lake County
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation hope to have two new mountain bike trails, a parking lot, and an equestrian trailhead open by the summer at the Butterfield Trailhead Regional Park.2 years ago
Program aimed at cleaning Mantua Reservoir algae blooms shows promise
A new project is helping clean toxic algae blooms from Mantua Reservoir in an environmentally friendly way.2 years ago
NHL expected to bring new customers to downtown Salt Lake City businesses
With a new National Hockey League team coming to town, the downtown economy is expecting a boost in profits.2 years ago
Board of Education: Districts must explain bathroom law
Explanation of a Utah law governing school bathroom use, about to take effect in Utah, will be left up to individual school districts.2 years ago
Utah health officials see spike in medical marijuana cards
Utah has had a large spike in the number of medical marijuana cards issued to patients over the last few years.2 years ago
Implementation of new Utah bathroom law causes confusion in SLC School District
A new Utah bathroom law that takes effect on May 1 is at the center of some confusion about what schools do and don't need to do.2 years ago
Utah launches Startup State Initiative to help entrepreneurs and small businesses
The Startup State Initiative helps Utahns conduct market research, create a business plan, or network with community partners.2 years ago
The race to fill Mitt Romney’s senate seat is getting expensive
The senate candidates vying for Mitt Romney's seat are forking over a lot of money ahead of this month's state conventions.2 years ago
Transitional housing for domestic violence victims opening soon in Ogden
A new 14-unit apartment complex is being built in Ogden as a transitional housing option for victims of domestic violence.2 years ago
“Gabby Petito Act” signed into law in Florida
The "Gabby Petito Act" is similar to a law adopted in Utah last year.2 years ago
Law enforcement agencies cracking down on distracted driving
More than 40 Utah law enforcement agencies will be out on the road through Sunday, April 14 to look out for distracted driving.2 years ago
$1 million in scholarships offered to University of Utah students for community service
The University of Utah students who are doing well academically have a chance to receive a whole new scholarship by doing community service.2 years ago
Free annual health screenings will be offered to Provo City School District students
Free annual health screenings will soon be offered at elementary schools in the Provo City School District.2 years ago
National Park Service being sued for switching to cashless entry
The National Park Service is being sued for going cashless at 30 national parks and monuments.2 years ago
DEA assembles Utah Drug Overdose Task Force to combat opioid crisis
The Utah Drug Overdose Task Force will include 10 local law enforcement agencies to target drug dealers and suppliers.2 years ago
Is there a war brewing over artificial grass in Salt Lake City?
Some people in Salt Lake City are being asked to pull out their artificial grass, and they are not happy about it.2 years ago
Esports sanctioned as an official high school activity in Utah
Utah schools embrace esports as colleges and universities across the U.S. offer millions of dollars in financial aid for the sports each year.2 years ago
Utah Prison Education Project launches U of U bachelor’s degree program
The Utah Prison Education Project is raising money for a computer lab so students can do the research they need as they go through the program.2 years ago
Salt Lake City Police warn about advanced skimming devices
Salt Lake City police claim criminals are becoming more covert, creating even more realistic-looking skimming devices.2 years ago
Group petitions U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect migratory bird called Wilson’s phalarope
The Center for Biological Diversity submitted a petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect a bird called Wilson's phalarope, under the Endangered Species Act.2 years ago
Wet weather may make for some soggy Easter egg hunts
Rainy weather is threatening Easter weekend festivities. Some Easter egg hunts will continue, others are looking into contingency plans.2 years ago
