The holiday season: a time for giving, or grieving?
Trying to make sense of a loss is no easy task, and for some, the holidays intensify those feelings.
Photos: High winds cause damage, power outages along Wasatch Front
View photos of the damage caused by Tuesday's windstorm.
Utah election update: All 7 constitutional amendments expected to pass
Here’s where the seven amendments on the Utah ballot stand at the end of election night.
Local barber takes to SLC streets to offer free haircuts
Cameron Dean offers free haircuts to Salt Lake City's homeless population.
How the internet has affected mental health treatment
The internet has gotten some things right; mental illness is not the exception.
Utahns gather at state Capitol to protest transgender sports ban
LGBTQ students, activists and policymakers condemn Utah House Bill 11, which bans transgender girls from competing in school sports.
Lake questions: What will it take to save the Great Salt Lake?
Learn more about the plan to restore water levels at the Great Salt Lake and the different government agencies involved in the lake's management.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signs bill restricting gender-affirming care for minors
Gov. Spencer Cox signed the hotly-debated Senate Bill 16 into law Saturday morning, restricting gender-affirming care for minors across Utah.
Here’s the event lineup for this year’s Pride Week
The Utah Pride Center has organized several Pride events and celebrations, spanning from May 31 to June 4.
Local Utah theatre uses arts in the battle against cancer
In addition to entertaining audiences with popular musicals, the Hopebox Theatre in Kaysville also provides another service: donations to families battling cancer.
Law students answer immigration questions through help sites
Students from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law volunteered to answer immigration questions Nov. 20 at the SLCC West Valley Center.
Bill would require coursework accommodations for college students with deeply held beliefs
Utah lawmakers are considering a bill that would require colleges and universities to offer alternative assignments or exemptions when coursework violates a student’s deeply held beliefs — including religious ideals or objections based on conscience.