4 fallen service members, including Utah student, honored at dignified transfer
Lt. Tyler James Feehan, a Southern Utah University student, is one of 18 U.S. service members killed since the start of the Iran war
Art recovery expert: ‘If they could get into the Louvre, they can get in anywhere’
Experts say last year's theft of France's royal jewels exposed a vulnerability facing museums worldwide as the Apollo Gallery reopens without its prized collection.
Autonomous AI agent hacked a business. Is it sign of things to come?
AI agent goes rogue, hacks startup in ‘unprecedented’ security breach
House takes first step to ban lawmakers from trading stocks
The proposal passed in a party-line vote after Democrats objected to Republican efforts to attach an unrelated election provision.
This rise of fake doctors selling health products
Is it safe to buy health products on social media? Who should I trust? What laws are in place?
Feds shift teen pregnancy prevention focus to abstinence, marriage
Trump administration canceled federal grants and is launching new round. Teen pregnancy is at record lows. Why has teen pregnancy declined?
ICE detention hits record high in June despite mounting criticism
DHS Secretary Mullin says they’re turning up the heat on streets
President Camille N. Johnson to lead Utah’s largest Pioneer Day parade
Utah Pioneer Day celebrations. Days of ’47 Parade grand marshal. President Camille N. Johnson. Relief Society. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
State announces investments to keep ‘Utah-grown food in Utah’
Utah announced more than $9 million in grant funds will be awarded to local farmers this year as part of an expanded program to help strengthen the state's food supply.
Survey: Gap exists between students, educators when it comes to using, understanding AI
From K-12 to higher education, a significant gap exists when it comes to students' and teachers' incorporation of artificial intelligence.