News Clips | October 12-16, 2023

Salt Lake City could be a model for downtown development — if it figures out how to address its environmental problems.

One is on its school board’s study list for possible closure. The other had been flagged by the state school board for poor performance but worked its way out of ‘turnaround school’ status.

Housing market shortage sharpens in suburbs, small towns, report says.

From auto production lines to Hollywood, the power of labor unions is back in the national spotlight. But despite historic strikes and record contract negotiations this year, there’s a lot stacked against labor organizers today.

After a three-year break, payment on government-funded student loans which were frozen at 0% interest since the pandemic, are due again starting October 2023.

Political leaders need to stop fussing around the margins and face real quality-of-life issues.

Across the United States, college graduates who took out federal student loans will be required to make payments once again — or for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

Personalized medicine sounds like a good idea. Our genes are all quite different, after all, so why should our medical treatment be the same? But what sounds like a good idea in theory might not be working in practice.

As of this October, Utahns with student loans have to start paying them again after more than three years of those debts being on pause.

The relationship between Israel and Palestine is deep rooted in history and may be difficult for many overseas to understand.