News Clips | May 7-10, 2022

No law or written code of conduct prescribes how an investigation into the leak of a draft opinion should proceed, or whether journalists will be swept into it.

An echo of Southern Utah is ringing through European art galleries, where a replica of a geological wonder that mirrors both the appearance and scientific foundation of a Utah national monument is displayed.

Chrispin Sangano came to the United States 10 years ago after fleeing his home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo, to escape the Second Congo War.

A crash survivor overcame all odds and graduated with her doctorate at the University of Utah on Thursday, keeping a promise she made after the crash.

If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, Utah’s trigger law will go into effect and immediately harm Utah women.

Converus, a software company headquartered in Lehi, has developed a way of looking in your eyes to determine if you’re telling the truth.

The pelvic floor is a powerhouse group of muscles and connective tissues that support many of your everyday activities.

NFL on CBS recently asked this online question: If the NFL announced a new expansion team, what city do you think most deserves it?

The Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah announced it will expand its services to four Mountain West states.

With record-breaking price appreciation and low-interest rates over the last few years, Utah residents have looked at homeownership on the Wasatch Front as a reliable and attractive investment.

Positions have changed, but a lot still hinges on how the questions are posed.

Just because something's built into your car, don't assume it's safe to use while driving, according to a distracted-driving researcher.

Sadie Bowler has "a big vision" when it comes to the women's personal care company that she started.

Attending college can be exciting but also at times scary, especially when you consider that most students aren't taught much about personal finance.