News Clips | October 12, 2021

How colleges should respond to this fall’s wave of protests.

Stan Schaar thought he would never be able to easily walk again after he lost his left leg when it was crushed by a pickup truck seven years ago.

Isiah Cambridge leaned closer to the easel displaying a photograph of Native American women with a mountain range looming in the background.

For Native Americans in Utah, it’s possible that there may not have been a more exciting 96 hour stretch in quite a few years like the last four days.

The Covid lockdown was good to Chris Le.

New poll shows deeply polarized nation on teaching about racism.

Ahot wind whipped across the red sand just outside of Zion National Park where a woman and her dogs live in a 1970s camper because she can’t find housing in Springdale, where she works.

Utah’s iconic Great Salt Lake, long neglected by regulators, is collapsing due to a historic drought and climate change.

University of Utah authorities found Frankie more than a half-mile from his enclosure, on the other side of busy, wide Foothill Drive.

As many Utah politicians prepare for legal battle against President Joe Biden's plan to require COVID-19 vaccination or weekly testing for most businesses across the U.S., Utah companies are trapped in political limbo.