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The latest Utah news from Monday morning, Dec. 20, 2021

One researcher says the social media threat trend stems from pranks and a sense of anonymity online.

The bill would require social media companies to notify users when their post is taken down or moderated. People could appeal the decision or make a complaint to the Utah Attorney General’s office.

The latest Utah news from Wednesday evening, January 13, 2021.

Some conservative Utahns have been looking for other ways to communicate amid social media changes.

Vanessa Chavarriaga loves to be outside, whether it's floating down a river in the desert or ice skating on a frozen alpine lake. And when she posts...

Ballots for some 2019 elections are still being counted, and the 2020 races are heating up with the Iowa caucuses just three months away. More than ever,…

CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, UTAH — The dark blue, predawn sky was just beginning to brighten over Mesa Arch — a once-hidden gem in southern Utah — as…

A federal judge in New York ruled on Wednesday that’s it’s unconstitutional for President Trump to block critics from his Twitter feed. The case could…

More young people in Utah are using racial slurs on social media. And schools are working with the NAACP to try and stop it.The Salt Lake Chapter of the…

Over the weekend the hashtag “Me Too” went viral on social media as women and men shared stories of sexual assault and harassment. By Monday afternoon,…

An Instagram video showing Weber High School students using racial slurs has gone viral, prompting school district officials to investigate. A spokesman…