News Clips | October 8, 2021

President expected to announce decision this afternoon.

The smoke-filled skies clogging lungs prompted a Utah university to take action, installing its own air quality monitor on campus to protect athletes as they practice and compete.

A bill that went into effect in July now guarantees contraceptives for incarcerated people in Utah jails.

The Biden administration announced changes Wednesday to the country’s long-standing environmental review law, reinstating protections rolled back during the Trump presidency.

As the days get shorter and the air chillier, fall is most certainly here.

Few will argue that the pandemic has laid bare the need for higher education to change.

Dr. Alisa Van Langeveld, candidate for city council, sat down with Surae today to inform everyone on how kids can get involved in elections.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the United States conducted nearly 200 atmospheric nuclear weapons development tests from 1945 to 1962 at the federal Nevada Test Site.

As the COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the globe last year, public health officials said cases of the flu dropped to historically low levels last year.

When the University of Utah football team takes the field for the first time in the wake of the murder of Aaron Lowe, the Utes will do so with an updated decal on their helmets to memorialize him and late running back Ty Jordan.