It’s no secret that recent years have been tough on small businesses and on newspapers. A bipartisan bill, the “Community News & Small Business Support Act,” that has been introduced in Congress would offer relief to both newspapers and local businesses. For too many newspapers, ...
Let me share a secret with you. Utah Democrats are hard at work for policies that the majority of Utahns and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints enthusiastically support. The Church’s First Presidency recently stated, “Merely voting a straight ticket or voting based ...
Clutching his whip in his hands, Indiana raises his chin defiantly and shouts at the villain, “It belongs in a museum!” In our latest film installation into the Indiana Jones lore, we see our favorite action archaeologist attempting to thwart yet another villain who wants to obtain ancient ...
The rows of bench seats resembling church pews were filled Tuesday (July 11, 2023) at the Matheson Courthouse with concerned citizens, media and lawyers, lots of lawyers — law students, law partners, retired judges, lawyers representing the state and the plaintiffs. In the front of the room ...
Can we really expect the estimated 45,000 psychiatrists in the United States to treat the mental health needs of the entire country? That equates to about 135 psychiatrists per 1 million people. These numbers are troubling considering 19.2% of adults had received some form of mental health ...
The Fourth of July is an incredibly festive holiday. Across the state are family gatherings, barbecues, parades, concerts and fireworks. July Fourth is also America’s top beer-drinking holiday. An estimated $1 billion is spent nationally on beer; excessive drinking is part of the ...
