HEALTH
Utahns face elevated risk of radon, non-smoking lung cancer. Here’s where that risk is higher.
By Megan Banta
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March 1, 2025, 4:34 p.m.
Utah health officials urge people to get vaccinated against measles, as cases rise nationally
Zion National Park’s main canyon reopens after rockfall
Their kids died in Utah teen treatment programs. Now, these parents are asking Utah lawmakers to beef up oversight.
A Utah bill would let parents control what their child can discuss with a school therapist
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EDUCATION
‘Our mission remains unchanged’: Utah officials react to Trump’s order to dismantle Department of Education
By Carmen Nesbitt
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March 20, 2025, 11:13 p.m.
Salt Lake City’s historic West High names new principal months after former leader placed on leave
Utah terminates multiyear deal with group that manages school voucher program, seeks new bids
Why do Utah’s university presidents not stay in office long? This is what we found.
This Utah university is eliminating administrative positions to respond to state-imposed budget cuts
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CRIME
‘Ritual’ sex abuse case: Judge dismisses charges against a central suspect after police and prosecutors withheld key evidence
By Jessica Schreifels | Paighten Harkins
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March 21, 2025, 9:57 p.m.
Salt Lake police officer won’t face charges in seemingly accidental shooting that injured a man
Supreme Court refuses to impose death sentence for Utahn convicted of cover-up murder
Family now grieving even harder after learning of Salt Lake City police abuse of man’s body
Bouncer at Utah nightclub arrested after fight with patron who refused to pay for tacos
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ENVIRONMENT
Utah Supreme Court rules on youth climate change lawsuit
By Anastasia Hufham
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March 20, 2025, 7:31 p.m.
March storms have boosted snowpack across the West. Here’s why Lake Powell’s outlook hasn’t improved much.
What happened to the Great Salt Lake in the 2025 Legislature?
Facing historically dry winter, this booming southern Utah county has yet to agree on drought plan
Here’s how much water the LDS Church says it is working to save this year
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POLITICS
Video: Crowd shouts at Utah Reps. Maloy and Kennedy during congressional town hall
By Emily Anderson Stern | Chris Samuels
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March 21, 2025, 6:19 p.m.
Candidates should have multiple paths to the ballot, Utah voters say
Gov. Cox won’t take a stance on Trump’s trans troop ban, says Utah will aid in ‘transition to new work’
Two Utah GOP representatives hosted a town hall. They were met with shouts of ‘shame’ and ‘do your job.’
‘Too many bills’: Gov. Cox calls on Utah Legislature to be more DOGE-like
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BUSINESS
In Utah, here’s when this iconic, beloved — and long closed — restaurant will reopen
By Clarissa Casper
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March 13, 2025, 8:11 p.m.
In Utah, a $2 billion investment is helping build one of the biggest data centers in the world
After Trump’s freeze, another Utah contractor says feds owe him thousands. It’s not the money he’s worried about.
Drinking water from salty hot springs? A Utah county wants to know if it’s feasible.
‘I don’t know what we’ll do’: Utah crafters are saying goodbye to Joann’s ‘accessible’ fabrics
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