News Clips | December 16, 2021

A ransomware attack on one of the largest human resources companies may impact how many employees get paid and track their paid time off.

More than a dozen families of people killed in two Boeing 737 Max crashes are accusing the Justice Department of illegally leaving them in the dark when it reached a settlement with the company this year.

The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute released its report on the state of Utah’s tourism industry.

For the first time in 20 years, the University of Utah has a Rhodes Scholar.

Utah leaders and mental health professionals are outlining policy recommendations for early childhood mental health as rates of depression, anxiety, trauma, loneliness and suicide among youth continue to rise statewide.

The extraordinary vaccination of more than four billion people, and the lack of access for many others, were major forces this year—while Omicron’s arrival complicated things further.

A Davis County boy among the newly reported coronavirus deaths.

Utah State University continues to fail its students who’ve been sexually assualted, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court Tuesday.