HEALTH
Some unhoused people may have handled a rabid bat, health officials warn
By Shaylee Navarro
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October 3, 2024, 5:49 p.m.
NAMI Utah halts all mental health classes and support groups, citing financial problems
Young Utahns struggle with their mental health. Is a new A.I. chatbot the answer?
Utah has the third lowest rate of hospital beds in the nation. Here’s why.
A Utah vet who lost his legs in Iraq says he’s waited months for a VA contractor to fix his wheelchair
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EDUCATION
Every Utah high school senior is now guaranteed admission to an in-state university or technical college
By Courtney Tanner
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October 4, 2024, 8:10 p.m.
Utah university’s top academic officer placed on leave
How well is your child’s school doing? Here’s how Utah parents can find out.
Utah’s Amendment D was voided. Will Amendment A meet the same fate?
See which 3 Utah schools earned a National Blue Ribbon designation this year
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CRIME
Northern Utah police arrest teen in ‘hate crime’ after duo slashes, steals pride flags from LGBTQ center
By Clarissa Casper
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September 26, 2024, 12:05 p.m.
1 minor dead, another in custody after shooting during apparent family fight in Duchesne County
University of Utah points to ‘complexity of unhealthy relationships’ in explaining campus crime increases
Snowboarder unhappy with gun-wielding Brighton man’s punishment. Here’s what he wanted.
Utah State still allowing football team’s ‘toxic culture’ to ‘grow and fester,’ feds say
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ENVIRONMENT
Sporting and firearm groups angered by plan to ban shooting in Bears Ears National Monument
By Julie Jag
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October 4, 2024, 10:54 p.m.
Why Powder Mountain’s new parking plan has some season passholders feeling duped
A Utah ski resort is making some of its lifts private. Here’s where you can and can’t go
Meet the 4 new condors released near the Utah-Arizona border
Has conservation ‘fatigue’ arrived? Not for these Great Salt Lake basin water users
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POLITICS
‘We risk losing everything’: Utah’s top elections official worries about threats ‘vigilantes’ pose to voting
By Emily Anderson Stern
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October 3, 2024, 7:54 p.m.
Read: Lt. Gov. Henderson warns Utahns of threats on election officials and false claims of voting fraud
Mike Dmitrich, a Democrat who spent 40 years in the Utah Legislature, dies at 87
BYU law school dean contributed to Project 2025 — and then later had his name removed
Facing threats from GOP election doubters, would Utah’s L.G. endorse Trump? Here’s what she said.
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BUSINESS
Dockworker strike may hit Utah grocery stores and retailers
By Shannon Sollitt
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October 1, 2024, 7:28 p.m.
Food, alcohol and direct flights to California mark latest upgrades to Utah’s second-busiest airport
WinCo, twice shot down by the NLRB, still refuses to bargain with unionized employees
With its own private ‘gondola,’ this luxury home may set a Utah price record
Beloved southern Utah culinary hot spot and watering hole sold to Draper restaurateurs
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