Knowing what to do in the middle of an immediate mental health crisis can be overwhelming. Some call 9-1-1, but an underutilized service without flashing lights and sirens offers a less threatening approach for Utahns.

I saw my nephew walking down the street last week. I turned and there he was on the sidewalk. Only it wasn’t him – just a boy who looked a lot like him. It took my breath away. Not only was he not on that sidewalk, he also wasn’t at Sunday dinner this week.

A new, landmark study on mental health in Utah shows just how wide the gap is between people who need services and the help available. The need is particularly urgent for Utah teenagers.

Suicide can be difficult to talk about but it's something a Lehi woman isn't shying away from even after losing her husband to it. Dani Bates said one night in March, her husband didn’t come home.

Raising food production awareness is one thing, but the issue he'd really like to fix is one that doesn't get talked about very often in farming.