News Clips | February 26-28, 2022

Urban renewal under the guise of “going green” isn’t working—for the environment, or for residents.

Haoyu Wang faces three felony counts in the death of Zhifan Dong.

Social media has brought the front lines of the Russian invasion into Ukraine closer to home than ever before, with up-to-the-minute updates and graphic videos of the toll that has been inflicted.

Utah has an impressive legacy of incredibly talented artists who've left their mark on the world.

As U.S inflation continues setting records, Russian invasion of Ukraine could drive some prices even higher.

A University of Utah clinical trial suggests that "mindfulness" is useful in decreasing opioid misuse and reducing symptoms of chronic pain.

Runner-up Billy Palmer accuses victor Alejandro Puy of failing to disclose all expenditures and secretly collaborating with a PAC in the west-side race.

When it comes to the current state of the economy, it turns out Utahns are far more optimistic about what's happening in their home state versus the rest of the country.

A growing chorus of experts say middle housing, a class of multifamily housing options that falls between single-family homes and large apartment complexes, is a vital instrument in the fight against unaffordable housing.