News Clips | April 28-May 2, 2022

Some people may have a first historical impression that nothing racially violent happened in Utah. However, incidents of racial violence, such as lynching was recorded.

It doesn't take much effort to find someone who wants the Winter Olympics to make a Beehive State return.

This corner of Utah has always been ready for its close-up.

More than a month after Russia invaded Ukraine, President Biden pledged that the United States will accept 100,000 Ukrainian refugees.

From apps and maps to long waits at stops and stations, there was a lot more to navigate than just our route.

Following a two-year hiatus, the University of Utah announced Friday that in-person commencement will take place this spring.

Some think the Evan McMullin vote was a ‘death knell’ for the Utah Democratic Party. Others say it was a ‘shrewd’ move.

The hope is that Ivory Prize winners will bring their innovations to Utah.

After three days of touring proposed 2030 or 2034 Winter Games venues along the Wasatch Front with an International Olympic Committee team of technical experts, Fraser Bullock sounded more sure than ever that the Olympics are coming back to Utah.

Overweight older men experience more negative age-related changes to their sperm cells than those who maintain a healthy weight, a study published Monday found.

Community health workers (CHWs) in Utah are one of the most effective ways to engage underserved folks to help address the social determinants of health (SDOH).

BLM approves exploratory project, issues geothermal leases on 31,000 acres in Beaver and Millard counties.

Data shows concerning trends in driver behavior.

A $15 million endowment gift from a Utah family has helped Intermountain Healthcare establish the first highly specialized fetal care center in Utah and the Intermountain West.