News Clips | October 26, 2022

Utah governor opposes President Joe Biden’s initiative to forgive federal student loans.

As ongoing drought conditions continue to pummel the West, a Utah water conservation advocacy group believes a tweak in the state's tax code can be a major driver toward water consumption reduction goals.

First-, second-, and third-degree relatives of affected parents had higher odds of stillbirth than those of unaffected parents.

A ruling was made on Tuesday that could benefit victims of sex trafficking all over the country. A federal judge ruled a trafficker must pay restitution to their victim, if certain conditions are met.

The midterms are coming up on Nov. 8. Here’s how to receive an absentee ballot.

With building trends continually evolving, the most exciting time to build a new home is decidedly now. New University of Utah data shows that the state of Utah issued more than 1,000 new building permits for single-family homes in June of 2022.

As winter rolls around, so does inversion season, which usually happens between December to February. Inversion brings bad news: Pollutants from burning fuels become trapped near the ground, leading to poor air quality.