News Clips | February 24, 2022

Partnership with a national lab gives the University of Utah the opportunity to research cybersecurity.

A team of scientists takes on the big threats posed by tiny particles out West.

Qualtrics has a mission to collect personal data to improve your work and customer experiences—but what does that mean?

For more than 13 years, Palm Beach County resident Courtney Wild has been battling to prove that federal prosecutors violated the law by cutting a secret deal that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to escape serious punishment for sexually abusing her and dozens of other teens at his Palm Beach mansion.

Rep. Brady Brammer warns his colleagues they don’t want to be left “flat-footed” in the debate over psychedelics.

The Utah House of Representatives unanimously passed a concurrent resolution Wednesday condemning antisemitism, as acts have risen across and state and nationwide.

HB405 would require switcher locomotives to use emission-free power by 2028.

With tales of lost mines, buried Aztec gold, and paranormal activity, Utah has long been a mecca for treasure hunters and adventure seekers of all kinds.

Lone Peak fourth-grade student Tess Holmstead layered light pieces of green glass together while her friend Summer Jolley tried for a balance of the light and dark shades of green.

Utah Sen. Mike Lee faces a groundswell of opposition. His relationship with Donald Trump is at the center of it.

The dark web is a secretive part of the internet people typically use for conducting illegal activity anonymously.