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The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Doug and filmmaker Chris O’Connell. We will talk about the life and life’s work of Dennis Peron, the father of medical marijuana.

Residents of the low-income neighborhood lack reliable transit and need a robust park nearby, said community advocate Eva Barnett.

Most of us wash the fuzz off a peach before we eat it. But research shows that peaches need those fuzzy hairs for their survival.

Twenty years ago, social worker Ernest Timmons boarded a plane for an unknown destination. Turns out, the Hurricane Katrina evacuee was bound for Salt Lake City and a whole new life.

Visitation is down at all of Utah’s parks, driven by a decline in international visitors. Economic uncertainty and political rhetoric may be keeping them away, with big implications for local economies that depend on them.

Starting July 2028, would-be Utah lawyers will take the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination to start their career. Law professors say it’s more representative of modern practice and will produce more competent attorneys.

The Northern Utah Type 3 Incident Management Team has reported 22 drones flying into temporary flight restricted areas around the Buckley Draw fire near Provo. They say that’s a record — and a dangerous one.

Millions of people visit Utah’s national parks for their awe-inspiring views, but air pollution often gets in the way. Federal moves to reverse emission-cutting policies could put the parks’ air even more at risk.

This closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting threatens the resilience of the nation's emergency alert systems. Congress had authorized $136 million for the Next Generation Warning System grant program to help underserved communities improve warning systems.

“The people have spoken. The courts have spoken,” said Emma Petty Addams, co-executive director of Mormon Women for Ethical Government. “Now is time to move forward with cooperation and respect for the rule of law.”