News Clips | February 19-22, 2022

Racism helped shaped the state’s schools and culture.

RonNell Andersen Jones, a professor of law at the University of Utah, discusses the verdict in Sarah Palin's case against the New York Times.

Severe outcomes are uncommon, but serious infections—or long COVID afterward—can endanger mothers and their babies.

If you get to middle age feeling like your brain is slowing down, it might just be in your head. Because it’s actually not in your head.

They adjust according to the distance of what you're looking at.

This is our best evidence yet for why we need to start concentrating heavily on ventilation and preventing airborne transmission.

The statistics are sobering. Nationally, between 24 and 49% of fourth graders can’t read at grade level.

Have you ever considered watching Men in Black or The Princess and the Frog for Black History Month?

Middle housing is considered vital to addressing the state’s housing crisis, but there’s a problem: 88% of Salt Lake County zoning won’t allow it.

The Huntsman Mental Health Institute (HMHI) in collaboration with University of Utah Health, the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE), and the Utah Film Center are excited to announce the kick-off of “Healing Out Loud.”

Utah health workers have yet to experience a reprieve after nearly two years of maximum capacity at hospitals, but COVID-19 numbers are dropping, which means hospitalizations will likely follow suit.

19 Olympians with Utah ties won medals at the Winter Games.

LGBTQIA+ youth say they often experience bullying, exclusion and discrimination in schools that can put them at psychological and physical risk, and limit their education.

Juveniles and young adults joining gangs isn't new, but gang police and criminal defense attorney says it's getting worse in Utah.