News Clips | October 22-24, 2022

Some meditation buffs bill the practice as a panacea. Mindfulness fans swear that, with meditation, depression and anxiety will dissipate, period cramps will be gone, and chronic pain will ease.

Arlene Anderson grew up in a family where education was a top priority. Her parents, both Mexican immigrants, understood the value of education even though neither attended school beyond about third grade.

More cultural sites have been revealed, presenting new challenges to land managers as well as opportunities for new archaeological research.

Utah State and the University of Utah were also in the top 50 in national survey.

Do you ever see a building in your downtown and think that would be a great bookstore or restaurant, but the money isn’t there to fuel the dream?

Respiratory syncytial virus, commonly known as RSV, is spiking across the country and the virus is coming earlier than it usually does. Dr. Per Gesteland at University of Utah and Primary Children's Hospital said it could be due to COVID-19.

Companies are struggling to hire as Utah has the second-lowest unemployment rate in the country.

New research by University of Utah Health is the first to show that stillbirth risk is passed down genetically through male members of the family.

During the 2020 campaign season, Utah’s Democratic and Republican candidates for governor took the unusual step of recording an ad together. Two years later, researchers found it had an effect on those who saw it.

Despite chilly weather Saturday morning, about 100 runners gathered on the University of Utah campus for a 5K run—the first Race for Campus Safety.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on felony charges after a woman was allegedly sexually abused and prevented from leaving his dorm room at the University of Utah.