Marching forward: Chauvin conviction eases unrest
Protesters and advocates expressed hope after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter in the killing of George Floyd.
COVID-19 booster shots may be necessary
COVID-19 booster shots, and potentially annual vaccinations, will likely become a necessity in the future.
Latin community hit hard by pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected the Hispanic community in Utah.
College students say Utah’s sex ed curriculum falls short
Some college students say the sex education curriculum taught in Utah schools leaves young people unprepared.
LGBTQ pride: Going beyond the rainbow flag
The LGBTQ+ community has increased its support for the Black liberation movement in recent months.
SLCC to continue requiring masks after Utah lifts statewide mandate
A mask requirement will remain in effect at Salt Lake Community College after Utah's statewide mask mandate ends April 10.
How concealed carry without a permit affects public safety
House Bill 60, signed into Utah law Feb. 11, removes the need for a license to carry a concealed firearm.
What to expect from the latest stimulus package
The American Rescue Plan became law on March 11. Find out who will benefit, and at what cost.
Students react to COVID-19 vaccine rollout
With three COVID-19 vaccines now available, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox expanded eligibility to include all residents 16 and older.
College president finalists to remain public in new Utah bill
House Bill 318 originally intended to restrict the release of Utah college president candidates to one finalist only.
Experts urge caution as avalanche danger remains high
Avalanches remain a constant threat to people who recreate in the backcountry.
SLCC emphasizes commitment to inclusivity amid Utah transgender athlete bill
Salt Lake Community College reacts to House Bill 302, with would ban transgender girls from competing in school sports.