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Brianna Chavez
Halted adoption process leaves Utah woman stuck in Haiti
A Utah woman said she and several other American families living in Haiti are unable to come back to the United States due to a halted adoption process.5 months ago
JENNIFER PELTZ Associated Press
French bulldogs remain popular US breed in new rankings. Many fans aren’t happy
Some say the new rankings make Frenchies the nation's most popular canine. But longtime fans aren't celebrating.5 months ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Marriage rates rising, divorces decreasing nationally
The number of marriages across the U.S. has returned to pre-pandemic levels with 2022 showing the highest marriage rate since 2019.5 months ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
Four ways to figure out if you have a counterfeit car seat
The Tooele County Health Department says the registration card is one of the four most important things you can do to check for a counterfeit car seat.5 months ago
Ben Anderson
Utah Jazz open mother’s rooms at Delta Center
The Jazz mother’s rooms are designed to accommodate mothers and infants at Jazz games, concerts, and other events.6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: I’m committed to not texting my kids while they’re in school
Amanda Dickson says she's totally guilty of texting her kids while they're in school. She's committed to stoping it.6 months ago
Eric Cabrera
The hunt for child care in the summer has begun in Utah
Summer camps in Utah, along with other childcare options, might be in high demand this year amid a childcare shortage.6 months ago
Clayre Scott
You can now detect jaundice in your newborn with an app
Intermountain Health hopes this jaundice-detecting app will ease the difficulty of treating babies with the condition, too.6 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: Are baby pictures really ‘priceless?’
Do you still have your kids' baby pictures? Looking back, it doesn’t matter how much you paid for them, because decades later, they’re priceless... right?6 months ago
Britt Johnson
Utah company aims to help postpartum moms with special retreats
The founder of Utah Postpartum Retreat said she thinks new moms are at high risk for developing postpartum mood disorders because they lack support.6 months ago
Britt Johnson
Thousands of Utah children losing their Medicaid benefits
Medicaid is checking eligibility again and many people in Utah are making too much money to qualify.7 months ago
Peter Johnston
You could be living in a child care desert. Here’s what that means
Data from 2019 shows that 77% of Utah's population live in a child care desert. Two bills seek to change that.7 months ago
Adam Small
Utah lawmaker pushing legislation to address child care shortage
If it becomes law, HB153 would allow unlicensed child care providers to watch eight kids. Right they can watch six.7 months ago
Tammy Kikuchi and Waverly Golden
Provo Food Bank supplies running low, public donations needed
The Provo Food Bank has less than a month's supply left and is asking for the public's help through donations.7 months ago
Allessandra Harris
Bill to expand child care options in Utah moves forward to Senate
The bill's sponsor, Sen. Luz Escamilla said most Utah residents live in a child care desert, with no options within 5 miles of them.7 months ago
Aimee Cobabe
Adoption revision bill would make it easier to adopt in Utah
Utah lawmakers proposing changes to adoption laws that could significantly reduce legal expenses for families looking to adopt.7 months ago
Waverly Golden
The idea of a soulmate may not be beneficial on your journey toward love
A recent report from researchers in Utah and Canada challenged the idea of soulmate love.7 months ago
Joe Davis
Park City resident wins podium finish at World Cup
Park City resident and US Freestyle Aerialist, Connor Curran won a World Cup Podium Finish at Deer Valley on Friday night.7 months ago
KEVIN FREKING Associated Press
House passes bill to enhance child tax credit, revive key tax breaks for businesses
The House passed a bipartisan child tax cut package that would enhance the child tax credit for millions of families.7 months ago
Amanda Dickson
SL County Aging and Adult Services conducting community assessment survey
Salt Lake County is trying to find out how it can help its seniors with day-to-day tasks by conducting a community survey.7 months ago
Britt Johnson
Gray Matters urges parents to talk to their kids about teen marijuana use
Representatives from the state’s Gray Matters campaign, medical experts from Intermountain Health, and Utah’s PTA are challenging parents and adults to talk with their children about the dangers of teen marijuana use.7 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Cancer screening timelines have a big influence based on family history
It seems recommendations for cancer screenings target younger people. One doctor says involving your family can straight out the timelines.7 months ago
Kennedy Camarena
Pets are being abandoned at higher rates because their owners can’t find a place to live
In 2023, Utah animal agencies reported a huge increase in abandoned pets, and the source of the problem is the human housing issue.7 months ago
