News Clips | February 16, 2022

Since U. S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced his retirement last month, speculation about his replacement has ramped up.

The collapse of President Biden’s higher education agenda has put a kibosh on the notion that Washington will be offering up trillions of new dollars to deliver “free” community college or pay off student loans.

The Innovation for Justice lab launched at the University of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College of Law in 2018 with the goal of designing, building and testing new solutions to addressing the justice gap impacting millions of Americans.

The Barn Haus by Atelier Jörg Rügemer aims to show that resilient, sustainable buildings can be developed within market-rate budgets.

Testosterone undecanoate injected at 8-week intervals for men with hypogonadism may reduce fluctuations and increase mean testosterone levels compared with a 10-week dose regimen, according to data from a modeling study.

Following the deaths of 12-year-old Drayke Hardman of Tooele and 10-year-old Izzy Tichenor of Davis County both who died by suicide due to alleged bullying within the last 4 months, some big names in the community are stepping in to address bullying and mental health among the youth in our state.

Though COVID-19 vaccines have proven to be the most successful combat to the virus, there is a group of individuals for whom the vaccine may fall short in providing prevention.

Olympic aerialists who live and train in Utah are doing quite well at the Winter Games in Beijing.

In November 2021, the tragic news of 10-year-old Izzy Tichenor’s suicide dominated the local news cycle and garnered attention from national news outlets and celebrities alike.

“It affects us as a community and affects individuals,” one expert said of property crime, including car thefts and home burglaries.

The suspects have been questioned, but none of them has been charged.

Top leaders have addressed the issue in word and deed, but the problem persists. Black Latter-day Saint scholar examines what more the faith could and should do.

Utah's population is growing and the state is drying out, which figures to set up larger water availability concerns over the next few decades.

Pregnant women who have been infected with COVID-19 are 40% more likely to develop serious complications or even die, according to a new study led by a University of Utah Health obstetrician.

The Utah football program sent the Ty Jordan family a very nice and memorable gift from the Rose Bowl Game.

Alex Hall’s first run was his best.

Speedskater’s journey to Beijing paid off, as he helped the USA to its first speedskating team pursuit medal since 2010.