Let a kite go fly us: Kiteboarding in Salt Lake City
Kiteboarding morphs a classic casual activity into an adrenaline-pumping extreme sport.
Honoring Dr. King’s humanitarian legacy
Martin Luther King Humanitarian award winners gathered for a panel discussion and tribute.
Chalk art for a cause
The 11th Annual Chalk Art Festival at The Gateway mall raised money and awareness for Utah Foster Care.
How college students can improve heart health
College students don't have a lot of time to think about their heart. Elysa Giles explores some lifestyle choices that may be putting your heart at risk.
Top 5 hikes in the Wasatch
The Wasatch Mountains offer hikers an abundance of trails filled with amazing visuals. Photojournalist Lindsay Daniels narrows it down to the 5 best.
SLCC’s COVID-19 testing capacity lowered under omicron
As the omicron variant causes a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases, access to testing becomes a more valuable asset for SLCC students.
Volunteer year-round with various local organizations
Even though the holiday season is over, people can still donate their time and efforts to various non-profit organizations across Utah. Friends in Need...
Bikers leather up for safety
Spring's warmer weather means more bikes on the road, which also means that this is a good time for motorcycle riders to brush up on road safety.
A brief look at the candidates for Utah’s 4th Congressional District
Learn more about Utah's 4th Congressional District race between Rep. Mia Love and Democratic challenger Ben McAdams.
H1N1 off the radar for now, more cases expected
H1N1 has hit America with some devastation. Although the heat of it has slowed down in Utah and across the country, for the time...
Voices Amplified: April 6, 2023
Hear from the founders of the Understanding Us street tai chi program, a local student filmmaker who explores tattoos in LDS culture, teachers discussing ChatGPT, and more on this episode of Voices Amplified.
State educators chime in on the nation’s — and Utah’s — lagging literacy rates
Utah students in grades 1-3 are struggling with reading and literacy, causing concern for educators and parents across the state.