News Clips | April 13, 2022

Model suggests that a shift in weather patterns in southern Africa might have contributed to the rise of Homo sapiens.

The Red Rocks last won a national title in 1995, but after a season filled with challenges and successes, is this the year Utah finally comes out on top again?

To better understand the extreme drought Utah is in, researchers must better measure mountain snowpack.

Bad air shortens our lives and costs the local economy $1.9 billion a year.

Aimee Smith's dad was recently admitted to the emergency room, and as his only daughter living in Utah, she realized she really didn't know what her dad would want if he couldn't speak for himself.

With the formation of the One Utah Health Collaborative, the transition to a value-based care (VBC) model in Utah is quickly becoming the most important issue in state health care.

Audiences can look forward to a “normal concert series” this summer at Red Butte Garden, said the garden’s executive director, Derrek Hanson—after two years of canceled shows and restrictions because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

After his last concert sold out the Rice-Eccles Stadium in 2021, Garth Brooks is coming back for another round.

Major Utah players—from Gail Miller to Erin Mendenhall to religious and university leaders—embrace new One Kind Act a Day campaign.