News Clips | February 23, 2022

A public debate was held at the University of Utah Wednesday, with experts weighing in on understanding the ethics of journalism and media.

Accusing the rail company of being a poor corporate citizen, Utah lawmakers fast-track bill to force cleaner rail yard tech.

A group of local elected officials, community activists and college students boarded a bus last month for a ride up Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This week on the program, a panel of experts discusses the important role that sources of local media play in Utah and across the country.

Recently, I attended the University of Utah’s Martin Luther King Jr. President’s Reception.

The University of Utah football team was honored by the Utah Legislature Wednesday morning.

As Russian President Vladimir Putin sent forces to “maintain peace” in separatist regions of eastern Ukraine, a new poll shows nearly half of Utahns favor sending U.S. troops to Eastern Europe to deter an all-out invasion.

With reservoir supplies dwindling, unprecedented heat waves, and a drier than average winter, it’s no secret that Utah is feeling the effects of our current drought.

Years of informal collaborations between University of Utah researchers and scientists at Idaho National Laboratory will now move to the next level under a new agreement announced Wednesday morning.

Live theater is always a risk, but there's an added level of working without a net in the works of Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour.

Concern comes as Utah moves toward new phase of pandemic.