Mental health professionals, educators, first responders, nurses, students and community members gathered at the University of Utah on June 17 and 18 for the Post-Traumatic Growth and Suicide...

  A seismic shift is occurring in the storytelling industry. Audiences are gravitating towards the predictable yet satisfying in their stories, with critically despised films such as Michael and...

This article originally appeared in the Farewell print issue, in stands April 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. The spirit of spring has sprung in Utah, and one local...

  A new license plate tracking technology, Flock Safety, has been taking over police departments nationwide. Flock Safety is being used in more than 5,000 police departments, including about 30...

  A bill that would dramatically limit cell phone usage in elementary, middle and high schools passed the Utah Senate and the House of Representatives. It is on its way to Gov. Cox’s desk for...

  SB 320 is a bill that protects student and parent access to school-based food pantries. It also adds restrictions on what food can be in school-based pantries to avoid toxic chemicals and dyes. This...

  In December 2025, Gov. Cox proposed that the state legislature provide an initial, one-time investment of $25 million and an ongoing investment of $20 million to combat homelessness in Utah....

This article originally appeared in the Resolutions print issue, in stands February 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. Theatre in Utah is important. As social tolerance...

This article originally appeared in the Resolutions print issue, in stands February 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. The word is out: 2026 is the new 2016. However,...

This article originally appeared in the Resolutions print issue, in stands February 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. Every new year comes with a familiar push to...