News Clips | December 8-18, 2023

While there’s still more to learn, the study’s author says it’s clear pregnant people should avoid cannabis.

Utah law professor Amos Guiora calls university presidents’ testimony on antisemitism offensive.

Governor Spencer Cox said he is pushing for reform when it comes to diversity programs and groups on Utah’s college campuses.

Incarcerated artists share their individual selves through arts classes.

In some ways, Utah is faring better than other states in dealing with its teacher shortage, according to a recent Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute report.

PBS Utah and Amplify Utah have announced a college media collaborative. According to a press release from PBS, students from four colleges will participate in the collaborative.

The Utah attorney general’s office is ‘evaluating options for further review,’ hinting at a possible appeal to the nation’s highest court.

The jungle sounds of cooing chimpanzees and a breeze swaying through trees greets patrons as they walk into the Natural History Museum of Utah's new exhibit, "Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall."

Nearly 7,000 new people moved into Washington and Iron counties from July of 2022 to July of 2023, as the fast-growing southwestern corner of Utah continued its decade-long trend of growing larger.

The William A. Burnard Warming Center, now in its second year, reflects the expansion of available services outside Salt Lake County.

Dr. Joselli Deans, E.D.. is unearthing Black history in ballet that hasn’t been talked about much in classrooms across the country. It’s one of the big reasons why faculty at the University of Utah’s School of Dance worked for years to get her move to Salt Lake City.

When a child is going through a mental health crisis, their education can take a back seat. One local hospital is helping students heal while staying on top of their schoolwork.

It's been another week of seeing the haze and smog infiltrate northern Utah, reminding all of us of the air quality hazards we face during the winter months and through all seasons.

Expectant parents are in luck as nine hospitals in Utah have been deemed “high performing hospitals” for maternity care in the recent U.S. News and World Report rankings.

The Restoring Freedom Summit is a groundbreaking training event sponsored by the University of Utah’s College of Social Work, aiming to address the often-misunderstood issues of human trafficking, ritual abuse, and the resulting Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and trauma.

Church is no longer sharing those membership breakdowns with the state.

Two Utahns who were Justice O’Connor’s Supreme Court clerks will take part in her funeral rites in Washington, D.C., on Monday and Tuesday.

Despite an ongoing water shortage across the American West, Utah's major cities have the cheapest excessive-use water rates of all the surrounding states.

The combined high cost of premiums, deductibles, coinsurance and copays has led to 100 million people in the U.S. having medical debt.