News Clips | October 30-November 1, 2021

Some parents in Washington County are trying to ban several books from school libraries.

For Utah Hindus and others, it’s a chance to reconnect after the darkness of COVID-19.

Engineers have devised a new technique to clear space debris using magnets.

As October comes to a close, small businesses around the world face the compounding pressures of the end of the year and the beginning of the holiday season.

Worries over critical labor shortage challenges have migrated beyond the borders of the business community and are now shared by over two-thirds of Utahns, according to a new survey.

Schools in the Pacific-12 Conference have joined the University of Utah in honoring former football players Aaron Lowe and Ty Jordan, who were both tragically lost to gun violence.

A simple and standard electrochemistry setup overcomes a hurdle in the field.

Both the University of Utah and Utah Valley University have received millions of dollars to construct new buildings and attract more students to the field.

The next stage of the state's redistricting process is nearing now that the Utah Independent Redistricting Commission has selected 12 recommended voting maps.

Your skin is your body's largest organ, and while many of us focus on keeping it looking youthful and wrinkle-free, it could also be a vehicle through which other parts of your body signal that an illness or disease is brewing.

Since March 2020, parents, educators, and politicians have debated whether to send children to school in person during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The nationwide studies, supported by the National Institutes of Health, will attempt to answer key questions about the lingering effects of the viral disorder on pregnant individuals and their infants.

A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association says children are just as susceptible as adults to being infected with COVID-19.