News Clips | November 11, 2021

As Utah prepared to honor its veterans this week, a 100-year-old veteran humbly recalled his time in World War II and Korea.

A U.S. Department of Labor report released Wednesday captured what consumers in Utah and across the country have known for some months now—prices on virtually everything have been on the rise.

During her 20-week ultrasound, doctors told Cali Budge they found some abnormalities in her unborn baby.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is giving Utah an additional $8.4 million in public assistance funding for COVID-19 response.

The West is seeing a widespread coronavirus outbreak as COVID-19 booster shots remain available.

Scientists used computer modeling and a technique called X-ray crystallography to figure out how a protein called MutY repairs the most sensitive of the four DNA bases, called guanine, when rogue oxygen compounds from the environment attack it.

Running in the cold, whether you consider it invigorating or torturous, takes guts—and preparation.

By the time Sanjeev Arora’s patient had trekked the 200 miles to his office to treat the illness destroying her liver, it was too late.

A remarkably well-preserved fossil elephant cranium from Kenya is helping scientists figure out how its species became the dominant elephant in eastern Africa.