Female students in Utah had a higher graduation rate than males at 90.6% compared to 85.9%, although both groups slightly improved over the previous year.
Salt Lake City high school students rallied outside three schools today, calling for a return to in-person learning - amid an increase in failing grades.
Schools are back in session Monday for most districts across the state, which has some worried about a potential spike in COVID-19 cases following Thanksgiving break.
With COVID-19 cases continuing to surge in Utah, local hospitals and their staff are feeling the strain every day. For those working in intensive care units, every day is an adventure.
Just in time for winter weather (and possible storms), officials with Salt Lake-area shelters say they're ready to handle more people with a number of COVID-19 safety protocols in place.
Some grocery stores are bringing back limits on things like toilet paper. The change will likely impact Utah shoppers, since Kroger is one of the major chains bringing back limits.
With political tension still in the air and the holidays fast approaching, many people are looking for guidance when it comes to inevitably having to discuss politics and current events with their family, friends, and neighbors.
Police in West Valley City say a homeowner fought off a knife-wielding attacker overnight. Cops say the suspect was reportedly going around to cars and homes in a neighborhood to see if anything was unlocked.
Tuesday is Election Day and candidates are making all the last-minute stops while campaigning they can. Despite the late stops, nearly 1 million early ballots have already been processed in Utah.