News Clips | October 15, 2021

While the number of daily Covid cases in Utah has begun to fall, the state’s hospitals are still overwhelmed and public health leaders are asking residents not to let their guards down.

The University of Utah Police invite the public to stop by and leave kind mementos behind for a fallen officer.

What are some of the aspects of the game day experience that can make it harder for fans to get in seats at kickoff?

Box 500 promises more than 80 units for renters making less than 60% the Salt Lake City’s median income.

Phosphines are among the most important ligands for transition metal catalysis.

On Monday, ski resort conglomerate POWDR unveiled its Fast Tracks program, a daily upgrade that gives guests access to an expedited lift line.

Institutions are huge targets for hackers because of their openness and because of what they possess.

An artificial intelligence (AI)-based technology rapidly diagnoses rare disorders in critically ill children with high accuracy.

Failing to plan, it’s been said, is planning to fail.

The two largest health care organizations in Utah are hoping to transform medicine through a new program.

The Salt Lake Chamber’s CEOutlook released today shows forward progress in job growth but a slight dip in confidence levels from 2021-Q1.

On Wednesday, the Navajo Department of Health released a report saying 11 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths in the Navajo Nation.

The leaders of Silicon Slopes insist they don't want to turn Utah into California.

Just outside of Zion National Park, a community of local tourism industry workers is forced to live off the land, homeless.

Any guesses for which Utah areas saw the biggest price jumps in home sales over the past year?