Family
Don Brinkerhoff
Food insecurity impacting over 25% of military personnel, study finds
A new study reveals food insecurity is impacting over 25% of military personnel.6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Is genetic mapping for babies something that everyone should do?
A new project will screen the genomes of 100,000 babies for rare disorders, a Utah neonatologist says genome mapping has come a long way.6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Meet a male caregiver in Utah who is caring for his third parent
Utah resident Greg Mills is a male caregiver, one of the millions of similar men in America. He represents a growing demographic.6 months ago
Waverly Golden and Clayre Scott
Utah schools may see a decline in enrollment
In the coming decades, Utah schools could see nearly a 50% decline in enrollment.6 months ago
Peter Johnston and Waverly Golden
Halloween safety tips for costumes and your home
Halloween is coming up and two Utah groups say to keep safety in mind. Reflective tape is one thing that can make your child's costume safer.6 months ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell
Family, duty and war: Three Utahns and their civilian fight in Gaza
Three Utahns on different sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict share their perspectives on what it means for Israel and Gaza.6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Early intervention programs in Utah not experiencing chronic staffing shortages
The early intervention program in Utah is expanding, despite many programs around the nation suffering from chronic staffing shortages.6 months ago
Waverly Golden
New park in Taylorsville is in the works
The city of Taylorsville says a new park is already underway along with enhancing amenities and making improvements at an existing park.6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Utah’s prison and its moms: “We love our children as much as the next”
There are 400 total women in Utah's state prison on any given day, and 70% of them are parents to minor children. Two women currently incarcerated are talking about their experience as moms in Utah prisons.7 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: FaceTime sleepovers are a thing
More and more teens and adults alike are sleeping together on FaceTime. Here's why, right from the people who are doing it most often.7 months ago
Kristine Weller
Salt Lake County to hold its first giant pumpkin weigh-off
Utah's Giant Pumpkin Palooza and Zombie Walk will be on Saturday Oct. 7 at the Gateway in Salt Lake City. It's a family friendly event.7 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Utah has eighth highest divorce rate in the nation, study finds
FormRush studied state records of divorce to come up with their findings. A Utah divorce attorney weighs in.7 months ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell
WIC benefits in Utah will continue through October regardless of government shutdown
Utah moms and children will have their WIC benefits funded through the United States Department of Agriculture.7 months ago
Amanda Dickson
How parents in prison keep parenting, and how Utah helps
Nearly three-quarters of the women in Utah's prisons are parents to children under the age of 18. The number is smaller for fathers in prison, the number of parents in prison still affects one out of every 14 children.7 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: Give your children the playlist of your life
My son, Ethan, asked me to create a Spotify playlist of "my music" for him. Here's my journey through time and how I made a gift for my kids.7 months ago
Aimee Cobabe
12 Salt Lake City schools getting free breakfast and lunch this school year
The 12 schools all qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision, which looks at the number of families applying for other government assistance programs.8 months ago
Mariah Maynes & Adam Small
Owners of The Rush Funplex fined for violating child labor laws
Syracuse Family Fun Center LLC, the operators of The Rush Funplex has been assessed with $167k in penalties due to violations of child labor laws.8 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah birth rate decline is partially due to cost, expert says
Fewer people are having children due to the demands of modern life and the financial burden they can create. One organization is working to find a solution.8 months ago
Michelle Lee
Building stronger family relationships
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Cheryl Cardall to get tips on building stronger family relationships.8 months ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Community raises $76K for West Jordan family after fatal hiking accident
Ryan Glad, 43, was hiking Topaz Mountain with his son and in-laws when the trail beneath him gave way.9 months ago
Britt Johnson
Special Education staffing could fall short this school year
Shortages in staffing for Special Education classrooms could become a problem this fall. One person says the positions are hard to staff because they're often part-time.9 months ago
Sam Herrera
New report links excessive phone usage to marital issues
Over a third of married couples surveyed felt that their spouses were distracted away from quality time together in favor of being on their phones.9 months ago
Michelle Lee
Meal planning hacks to try at home
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Nutrition Coach Alix Mackey to learn some meal planning hacks that we can all try at home.9 months ago
