The wet Utah of 1983 is once again haunting longtime natives of this snow-packed state. Record snowfall is causing torrential speculation regarding history repeating itself once the weather consistently warms up. Will State Street in downtown Salt Lake City become a river again, or will it be ...
In working with teenagers over the past few years, I have noticed that there are many young men who want to express more compassion in their lives but worry because their families and friends adopt the mentality that men don’t empathize and “the boys” don’t discuss feelings. I have also ...
Locally owned community pharmacies, which provide a high level of personal services to patients across Utah, are increasingly under pressure from anti-consumer practices of large companies that control prescription drug benefits. Fortunately, a bipartisan group of U.S. senators are shining a ...
During this month's general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ahmad Corbitt was elevated to the status of General Authority, becoming the second African American man in church history to receive that title. While we celebrate this milestone as a step toward greater ...
Who will watch the watchers? The question dates back nearly two millennia but is highly relevant to policing today. When police are accused of misconduct, they are investigated by other officers: either from within their department, from another department or, in limited circumstances, from ...
With the recent news about The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints (“Church”) and Ensign Peak Advisors (the Church’s affiliated investment advisor) settling with the SEC over financial reporting practices and paying a $5 million fine, there are a number of legal and business ...
