On a Friday morning in August at Pioneer Park, dozens of dogs and cats mingled with pet owners from around Salt Lake City. The dogs were barking and the cats were a little jumpy. But, for the most part, the pet owners were happy and relieved.
Do big sports, big plans and big changes mean big wins for Utahns? From professional hockey to plans for Major League Baseball and another shot at the Olympic spotlight, the possibilities for Utah seem endless.
For years, research found white children had the highest rates of autism, but, for the first time, diagnoses among historically under-served populations in Utah are now comparable with white children.
Surgery center opens on the campus of TOSH specializing in outpatient procedures. Surgeries performed outside a hospital setting typically mean shorter stays and lower costs.
For former Murray High School teacher and administrator Scott Bushnell, there was one thing he knew from the moment he retired. “I wanted to give back and I wanted to serve,” he said.
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. While subtle changes in our memory can be a normal sign of aging, some forgetfulness may signal it’s time to visit a doctor. Here’s how to tell the difference.
