Voices: As a Utah psychiatrist, I’ve seen how cost and insurance standards prevent critical access to health care
Too often, we’ve seen treatment denied because patients aren’t deemed ‘depressed enough’ by insurance standards,” writes Utah ...
Cracking a Utah mystery: How much of the state’s water simply disappears into the air?
For all the talk about how much water exits Utah through the Colorado River, that’s not the primary way water leaves the ...
A court-appointed official will now run US Magnesium, as feds say the mining company is missing clean-up deadlines
To "eliminate and remedy" US Magnesium's "noncompliance with Utah’s environmental protection laws,” state officials urged a ...
Opinion: It’s going to be normal to have extreme beliefs
Last week, trying to describe what American politics looks like now and going forward, I wrote that “whatever form of ...
Opinion: ‘Just short of obnoxious’: The ubiquity of ‘Wicked’ and how commerce is dictating culture
Even before “Wicked” opened, the movie’s signature green and pink colors were turning up everywhere, from drinks topped with ...
Helicopter Parenting vs. Hummingbird Parenting: Finding the right balance
Modern parenting styles are shifting from constant supervision to strategic support as new research reveals the downsides of ...
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Gordon Monson: All kinds of important questions are following AJ Dybantsa to BYU
AJ Dybantsa, a player who is considered not just the No. 1 basketball recruit in the country, but also the projected No. 1 ...
A very senatorial goodbye: Nostalgia, legacy and gratitude, live on C-SPAN
Mitt Romney, the only Republican who rose to praise Jon Tester after his final speech, described how the Montanan went to bat ...
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Tribune editorial: Utah senators’ attitude toward the State Records Committee suggests they have something to hide
What these lawmakers forget is that the committee, and the Government Records Access and Management Act it enforces, are there to serve the public, not the Legislature or any other government official ...
It’s time to talk about pornography, scholars say
In the past, many parents have tried to ignore, forbid or wish it away. But scholars who study the adolescent use of online ...
LDS Church has billions of dollars. So why are some seminary teachers paying for their own printer paper?
Haynie, who lives in rural south-central Colorado, has taught the weekday classes for high schoolers in The Church of Jesus ...
Salt Lake’s Granary District has a vibe. Can it hold on to it as it grows?
The Granary District is one of Salt Lake’s oldest, historically known for manufacturing, processing and storing goods. In the ...