Americans everywhere owe an enormous debt to the men and women who fought for their country. To remember these brave individuals, the Daily Herald is pleased to share some of their stories. This is the first article in a weekly series will share the experiences of Jim Slade of Lehi, who ...

As our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program has gotten underway this season, I’ve been reminded of the incredible talents and experience that seasoned members of our community bring to this work. Our VITA program provides help with filing taxes for free in the community. Every ...

The "R" in RMU doesn’t stand for romance, but it could for some students attending Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. Though not offered as a course, chemistry at the Provo-based graduate healthcare institution is strong. February is Heart Health Month, and with love in the ...

Occurring five years after World War II ended and the decade before the United States’ involvement in Vietnam, the Korean War from 1950 to 1953 is considered by many to be “the forgotten war.”  It’s a phrase all too familiar to American Legion Provo Post 13 member Wilbur “Bill” ...

For two years now, animal advocates have urged Utah lawmakers to do something to help cats and dogs saved from abusive situations only to spend months or years stuck in animal shelters as their owners’ criminal cases wind slowly through the courts, with taxpayers footing the bill. They may ...

The rise of community mental health services during the 20th century stabilized the number of patients at state mental health hospitals, contributing to the deinstitutionalization of these facilities across the nation. In recent years, though, Utah State Hospital Superintendent Dallas ...