Tuesday, Sept. 8, a windstorm caused extensive power outages throughout Salt Lake City and along the Wasatch Front. Damage included fallen trees and limbs, minor campus dorm damage...
Too much blood has been spilled. The people of Salt Lake are chanting, “Not One More.”
As protests continue for almost a month, they have honed in on securing justice for Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal...
On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry addressed fellow delegates at the second Virginia convention exclaiming “Give me liberty or give me death.” Citizens throughout the United States would write...
By Ivana Martinez, Assistant News Editor
• April 18, 2020
On a regular day, medical assistant Alexis Olivas would be checking in patients in the primary care floor, taking their vitals, doing their intakes and reporting back to her assigned physician....
Most Utahns have felt the effects of COVID-19 with graduations postponed, classes moved online, public parks and areas closed and more.
Then in the midst of all this, on March 18 at 7:09 a.m.,...
“Everything about our mechanism of love and connection is based on proximity,” said Lisa Diamond, University of Utah professor and researcher of developmental psychology and health psychology....
The rise of the novel Coronavirus pandemic is a shining example of the dangers that can ensue from the widening exposure of misinformation proliferated through social media.
Multiple outlets...
By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer
• April 6, 2020
The Salt Lake County Health Department has deemed food pantries to be essential businesses. Essential businesses are supposed to remain open, but are “required to exclude employees with fever,...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Census Bureau has made modifications to their counting efforts. The changes come as the coronavirus has dramatically changed social and political...
