News Clips | January 26, 2022

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has increased funding for University of Utah’s reading clinic in an effort to raise support for struggling readers and to provide professional development for educators.

The researchers suspect a globular cluster contains an elusive intermediate-mass black hole.

It’s not just the Olympians who are driving this spike in popularity among regular people.

The new world of remote jobs has small towns and cities exploding with growth as workers explore alternatives to big metropolitan areas. Is this good or bad?

The majority of people wouldn't be mad if President Joe Biden decided to extend the pause on student-loan payments a fourth time, according to a new poll.

Despite omicron’s lesser severity, its rapid spread has led to large numbers of hospitalizations and more than 2,200 deaths daily.

Uproar highlights the reach of misinformation—and how to fight it.

As COVID-19 continues to surge in places across the county, the Food and Drug Administration is curbing the use of two out of three monoclonal antibody treatments available in the U.S. because data shows they aren't effective against the omicron variant.

A new bill unveiled Tuesday would establish unprecedented guidelines for how Utah should respond to its shrinking Great Salt Lake.

The University of Utah and its ARUP Laboratories will soon submit a rapid COVID-19 antibody test to the FDA for approval.

Digital format may help some students access testing but growing numbers of colleges and universities are moving to ‘test optional’ admission practices, including many in Utah.

Doctors explain what are the safest things to do right now and why.

Joseph Smith reported seeing the golden plates in a stone box for the first time in 1823.

University of Utah Health researchers want to relieve some of the burden that women face with birth control.