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In other news: Gov. Spencer Cox signed 74 bills on Tuesday from Utah's 2024 Legislative Session, and the Utah Supreme Court rules businesses cannot claim COVID-19 as a "disruptive event."
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Health authorities in Utah are cautioning the public about a surge in cases of COVID, flu and RSV, referring to it as a "tripledemic." Specialists note that these three viruses impact the respiratory system and can lead to severe health complications if not addressed.
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In other news, Dr. Angela Dunn, who was the state epidemiologist and then director of the Salt Lake County Health Department, has accepted a role with the CDC.
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An Arizona State University nursing expert shares insight and tips on how to stay safe and healthy.
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In other news, Solitude Mountain Resort has several projects underway, including new avalanche control systems.
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On this episode, how would Utah women’s lives change if the state ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, the paths two Utah school districts took when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and an effort to evacuate Afghan prosecutors targeted by the Taliban.
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So far, over 50% of the Medicaid cases the state has checked for eligibility have been dropped.
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May is Better Speech and Hearing Month. Science reporter Erin Lewis spoke with a hearing specialist about increase in speech and language disorder diagnoses in children over the past several years.
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And awards and honors for wildland firefighters, individuals and groups doing exceptional work in their communities.
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The Planned Parenthood Association of Utah and ACLU Utah claim the recent law requiring abortions to be performed in hospitals, not clinics, effectively prohibits abortion across the state.