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The trial over a Utah law allowing the state to ban a near-record number of books from school libraries now has a court date, although it's quite a few chapters away. Filings obtained by FOX 13 News show the trial will begin next November, but will not be heard in front of a jury.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - The CSI Volleyball team made their way down to Salt Lake for the Region 18 tournament with one goal in mind, and on Wednesday night they got
Six months after announcing her departure from "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," Whitney Leavitt is returning to reality television with her own Hulu series. After starring in the first five seasons of the series, Leavitt revealed her exit in May during her final Broadway performance as Roxie Hart in "Chicago."
A Utah Hospital Association subsidiary will manage nearly $48.2 million in federal funding for rural hospitals and health care providers, with grants expected to be awarded through roughly 60 contracts. The Utah Healthcare Education & Research Foundation will oversee applications, budgets, payments and performance measures.
PACS Group, Inc. announced third quarter 2026 financial results, reporting revenue of $1.50 billion and a net income of $60.8 million. The company also increased its full-year 2026 Adjusted EBITDA and revenue guidance.
BYU Athletics has announced an expanded corporate sponsorship agreement with Trucordia that includes placing the company's logo on the bumpers of BYU football helmets. The move follows a similar, historic branding deal established by the University of Utah earlier this year.
Governor Cox participated in Utah's Central Homelessness Summit on November 5 to discuss strategies for helping individuals move from crisis to stability. The event included over 350 service providers, first responders, and elected officials.