News Clips | February 25, 2022

On the day Pam Clifton was released from prison to a halfway house in Littleton, she was in possession of one pair of sweatpants, a box of paperwork and $3.18.

The money, from Elizabeth and Jim Tozer, will contribute to the funding for special exhibitions at the museum.

Few details yet in state plan for dealing with new coronavirus spikes.

A pair of researchers, one with HEC Paris, Jouy-en-Josas, the other with the University of Utah, has found that when universities make the salaries of employees public, the gap in gender pay disparity shrinks.

“You just don’t know what’s going to happen any minute,” said one Ukrainian college student living in Orem.

As Russian troops lined up along the Ukrainian border this month, oil prices steadily climbed.

With only a week left in session, constitutional amendment on education spending on hold, legislative leaders say.

Greg Gossard, president of The Hampstead Companies, knew his development company had its work cut out for itself when it closed on the century-old Jackson Apartments in January 2020.

It’s important to start heart healthy habits, from diet to screenings, starting with a fetal ultrasound.

Sitting half a world away from where Russian troops have crossed into Ukraine, local experts in Utah are as confounded as most when attempting to describe the ongoing events that promise to upend peace across the globe.