News Clips | December 9-10, 2021

Scientists devised a mathematic model that helps explains how Nipponites, some of the wonkiest ammonites, built their shells.

While growing up in Draper, Utah, Josh Hanes became fascinated by outer space. As a pre-teen, he even tried to invent propulsion systems to take people to the moon.

The relationships are entirely legal and American universities often tout their ties to “sister” Chinese universities as an academic strength.

Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the origin of the virus tormenting the world remains shrouded in mystery.

As the COVID-19 vaccine became more available, some cases of heart inflammation in men in their 20’s and 30’s started popping up.

As costs of childcare continue to increase, parents are being forced to make some tough choices.

It is big, nasty with long black tendrils that suck the life out of trees.

Nearly half of Utah voters say they would not choose the former GOP president if he were to run again.

One health care official says no, but it is lasting longer.

If greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked, Utah’s billion-dollar ski industry is in trouble.

While COVID-19 and RSV remain a concern ahead of the holidays, doctors at Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City are afraid communitywide influenza spikes could more kids into hospitals.

Neon Desert Exp. 1 will feature interactive installations, local DJs and plenty of dancing.

The Salt Lake County Health Department announced new weekend vaccination sites in an effort to boost inoculations.