News Clips | February 28, 2023

Sen. John Johnson, R-North Ogden, acknowledged Monday that he would like to further study the idea and talk to stakeholders.

The authors of a new study write: “Eugenicists at the beginning of the twentieth century feared that the “unfit” were outbreeding the “fit” and promoted interventions like sterilization as a solution to the perceived problem.

H-1B visas are meant to foster hiring of educated workers—but some say the process is cumbersome and pricy.

Zaymo, a drag-and-drop, email-design tool that enables users to embed interactive web apps in an email, pictured left, won the $30,000 grand prize and first place in the 2023 Utah Entrepreneur Challenge at the University of Utah campus.

Year 5 of Ivory Innovations’ competition spotlights solutions in home construction, finance and public policy.

The 72nd annual NBA All-Star Weekend, which took place at the end of February, is projected to have made roughly $280 million in economic impact—a number much higher than initial projections and a record amount for any All-Star Weekend ever hosted.

The Intermountain West is booming. Here’s a demographic view of what the change looks like.

Wearable tech is one of the most prominent techs that can be seen in the tech industry at present, with smartwatches and fitness trackers being just two examples of this product class.

See where prices are up and down—and where bargains may be had.

A region reckons with decades of unchecked growth.