News Clips | August 22-24, 2023

Dust from the Great Salt Lake's exposed lakebed would distinctly impact residents on the west side of Salt Lake City and in Tooele County, per a recent NASA DEVELOP technical report.

Substance use is the leading cause of pregnancy-related death for women in Utah. A $14 million federal grant will help The University of Utah establish a new research center — the ELEVATE Center in Salt Lake City — focused on reducing those deaths.

Technology failures that caused disruptions at the University of Utah and prevented the U.'s hospital from taking in new patients Tuesday have been resolved Wednesday.

Discover what's all involved with living organ donation.

Rising wildfires could significantly decrease property values unless the world takes aggressive action on climate change, a new study warns.

Amos Guiora is Professor in the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. He is a dual U.S.-Israel citizen and lives in Israel for part of the year. Today we’ll get his view of the ongoing protests in Israel and the violence in the West Bank.

As University of Utah students funneled back to campus for the first day of classes, Republican Sen. Mitt Romney spoke to a room full of them about artificial intelligence and his irritation with legislators making more noise than policy in Washington D.C.

‘Mitch McConnell is my colleague from Kentucky—I don’t work for the senator from Kentucky, I work for the people of Utah,’ Lee says at Sutherland Institute event.