News Clips | August 24, 2021

A new study found that food labels that claim to have wild mushrooms as an ingredient rarely actually do.

The University of Utah Football team will don uniforms paying tribute to the USS Salt Lake City, a heavy cruiser during World War II.

Thousands of acres of forests have been set aside in the West to help curb climate change. But increasingly, wildfires are burning them up.

The families suing to overturn a ban on mask mandates in Utah schools are wading into largely uncharted legal waters.

A set of comb jelly fossils believed to be at least 500 million years old found in central Utah may provide a better understanding of how the nervous system evolved in prehistoric creatures.

Two of Utah's largest healthcare providers, University of Utah Health and Intermountain Healthcare, say there's no longer an excuse for not getting a COVID shot.

It is more probable that Covid-19 spread when an infected animal passed the SARS-CoV-2 virus to a human at a live animal market in Wuhan, China.

From black holes to the science of aging, these researchers are making huge scientific breakthroughs.

But COVID-19 shots are also hindering the virus’s ability to adapt.

Mayor’s office says it has the authority to expand the mask requirements.

Salt Lake Climbing Alliance asks UDOT to explore toll, shuttle options before making permanent changes to the canyon.