News Clips | May 26, 2022

Physicians say the process to get approval from insurance companies before treating patients has gotten out of hand.

After the school shooting at a grade school in Uvalde, Texas, that killed at least 19 children, experts say parents have to deal with their own emotions first.

Dr. CJ Powers recommends listening first, validating and trying to comfort kids after Texas tragedy.

Max Chang believes he was probably the first Taiwanese-American born in Utah.

Nurse shortages in the United States have reached “crisis level” according to a report released on May 5.

Utah ranks third in the nation for fastest-rising rent after neighboring states Idaho and Nevada—this according to Stessa.com, a rental property management site.

It goes without saying that the depths of the ocean hold secrets humans may never unveil.

Long before 60 sixth-grade students descended onto the University of Utah campus on Wednesday, Jennifer Bodell had an idea.

Modern West Fine Art stops representing Billy Schenck, ‘Warhol of the West,’ after complaints of cultural appropriation.

Its creator unknown, the box is filled with index cards that define dated inmate slang terms.

Researchers backed by an $8 million U.S. Department of Defense grant will explore how to better prevent traumatic brain injury, or TBI, in military personnel exposed to blast shock waves.

When Politico leaked a draft of a Supreme Court opinion to strike down the 1973 landmark Roe v. Wade ruling the seismic effect was felt across the country.

From pit vipers to funnel web spiders, living creatures continue to prove a rich source of medicines with life-saving potential, but some are more forthcoming than others with their powerful compounds and molecules.

Long before 60 sixth-grade students descended onto the University of Utah campus on Wednesday, Jennifer Bodell had an idea.