News Clips | August 26, 2021

New university President Taylor Randall says the U. is seeking ‘greater flexibility’ from state leaders to help the school manage its pandemic response.

Alisa Van Langeveld came by our studio today to give us tips on how to improve the quality of time spent with your children.

Call for focus to remain on getting unvaccinated Utahns protected.

Utah government agencies, like universities, can now issue COVID-19 vaccine mandates but only for the Pfizer vaccine.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Utah’s population grew at 18.4 percent or 507,731 residents in the last ten years—the fastest rate in the nation.

From rock climbing to snow and water skiing and team sports like goalball, baseball and basketball, organizations around Salt Lake City are providing a myriad of opportunities for people with disabilities.

Capitol Reef and Canyonlands draw more and more retirees, but Wayne County keeps losing its young people, 2020 census shows.

Health and community leaders continue to build bridges between disparities in the state’s communities.

Medical experts say it was “wishful thinking” to believe COVID-19 doesn’t make children as sick as adults.

Utah's coronavirus cases continued rising Wednesday as health officials confirmed 1,585 new cases, as well as 12 new deaths.

The University of Utah Hospital says its ICU is at 100 % capacity and like so many other hospitals in the state, a majority of those patients have COVID-19.