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This week’s Lake Powell Pipeline meetings offer citizen participation opportunity

Lisa Rutherford - March 20, 2018

This week’s Lake Powell Pipeline meetings offer citizen participation opportunity On March 22 and 23, the Utah State Executive Water Finance Board created by Gov....

In the period 1975–2017, world population increased steadily at 83 million per year due to factors such as agricultural advances and fertility rate.

Letter to the editor: The population problem in a nutshell

Guest Contributor - March 19, 2018

Letter to the editor: The population problem in a nutshell By Bernard Gilland In the period 1975–2017, world population increased steadily at 83 million per year....

Eight surprising health truths you’ve never heard before

Guest Contributor - March 17, 2018

Eight surprising health truths you've never heard before By Thomas E. Levy We've all heard the idiom, “If you don't have your health, you don't have...

Dixie State University’s “Theatre and Society” students put on a show to travel to New York

DSU theater students put on show to travel to New York

Guest Contributor - March 16, 2018

DSU theater students put on show to travel to New York By Grisha Syssoyev Dixie State University’s new “Theatre and Society” class will have an opportunity...

This year, over 200,000 Americans will use genetic testing. Patients can choose laboratory developed tests from over 500 different laboratories.

What people don’t know about genetic testing can hurt them

Guest Contributor - March 14, 2018

What people don't know about genetic testing can hurt them By Jill Levy-Fisch This year, over 200,000 Americans will use genetic testing to see if they're...

On March 14, students across the country are planning to walkouts at their schools, honoring gun violence victims of the Parkland school shooting.

Schools should use walkouts in protest of gun violence as a teaching moment

Guest Contributor - March 13, 2018

Schools should use walkouts in protest of gun violence as a teaching moment By Sarah Hinger For 17 minutes on March 14, students and their supporters across...

Utah’s HB 472 is a Medicaid expansion plan destined for denial

Guest Contributor - March 13, 2018

Utah's HB 472 is a Medicaid expansion plan destined for denial The March 5 Arkansas expansion waiver denial is a clear indicator that Utah's plan...

Human population growth: Is the explosion a blessing or a curse?

Rick Miller - March 12, 2018

Human population growth: Is the explosion a blessing or a curse? Probably the strongest biological urge for living organisms making up Earth’s biosphere is that...

Utah Tribes and Native Americans are concerned about HJR 1 because the 1906 Antiquities Act was used to designate the Bears Ears National Monument.

Utah tribes oppose HJR 1

Guest Contributor - March 12, 2018

Utah tribes oppose HJR 1 House Joint Resolution 001 (HJR 1) in the Utah Legislature passed the State Senate today by a vote of 20...

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke and others introduced a bill to establish a fund specifically for National Park Restoration.

Secretary Zinke partners with Congress on bipartisan bill for national park restoration

The Independent - March 12, 2018

Secretary Zinke partners with Congress on bipartisan bill for national park restoration Last week, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke joined U.S. Senators Lamar...

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