Rendering of Eagle Mountain Data Center

AI data centers raise concerns over water use in drought-prone Utah

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Data centers, particularly for artificial intelligence, are significant water consumers, which can be problematic for drought-prone states.
Woman holds an iPhone X

Students react to new messaging features in upcoming iPhone update

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Students discuss the pros and cons of iOS 16, which will allow iPhone users to edit and unsend recently sent text messages.

Celebration fit for a King

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday will be observed on January 17. Salt Lake Community College is among those celebrating the occasion with a concert...
Multiple people lie on the lakebed with makeshift tombstones

Utah youths hold ‘die-in’ for Great Salt Lake, challenge elected leaders to take bolder...

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Dozens of young people paid tribute to the drying - and dying - Great Salt Lake through songs, poetry and eulogies during a recent demonstration.
Luis Trujillo

Be prepared, the ‘big one’ is coming to Utah

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In Utah, it's not if a major earthquake will strike, but when.
Utah State Capitol

A closer look at some of this year’s amendments

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Learn more about the some of the constitutional amendments on Utah ballots this year.
Tower Theatre lit up at night

Local nonprofit focuses on film community

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The Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program offered a fresh perspective to the nonprofit Salt Lake Film Society.
SLCC block letter sign outside South City Campus

SLCC students voice opinions about mental health days

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HB 81 adds mental or behavioral health as a valid excuse for a school absence for children in grades K-12.
A pen hovering over a Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return

Filing taxes doesn’t have to be complicated, professors say

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Accounting professors at Salt Lake Community College offer a few tax tips to reassure students who have concerns about filing.
Tiana Stauffer writes on a whiteboard

Teacher predicts destiny in elementary school

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Tiana Stauffer took an unconventional route to her career as an elementary school teacher. Jordan Bagley has the story.

Spice is not so nice

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Disguised as incense, but better known as "fake pot," spice has been sold and smoked for almost seven years in the United States now. Spice...
Utah State Capitol pictured Feb. 2020

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signs bill restricting gender-affirming care for minors

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Gov. Spencer Cox signed the hotly-debated Senate Bill 16 into law Saturday morning, restricting gender-affirming care for minors across Utah.