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Calling all allies -- Equality Utah and the Indigo Girls are getting ready to throw a party, and you're invited. Plus, Back-to-School Mental Health Day, Friends of GSL beer bash, and the social and moral imperatives of regulating artific...

2023 marks Juneteenths second year as a state holiday \u2014 and Utahns have a wide variety of opportunities to celebrate.

CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN UTAH! Juneteenth is a holiday that is celebrated on June 19, the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas to inform the enslaved people that they were free. Juneteenth is a time for celebration, reflection, and learning about the history of slavery and

Dr. Colin Audain has taken the position for 2023-24, during the association's annual conference Saturday, June...

New research shows Black people living in U.S. counties with a higher proportion of Black primary care physicians are more likely to live longer.

About 20 physicians, mostly from Nigeria and the U.K., are taking part in a new program called the Welcome Collaborative.

The County Council will hold public hearings this week on County Executive Mark Elrich's proposed budget for fiscal year 2024.

Endometriosis is a disease that impacts about 10 per cent of women, causing life-altering symptoms like chronic pain.

Black Physicians of Utah hosted a panel to discuss the high rate of maternal mortality in women of color, specifically Black women. One Black mother who nearly lost her life also shared her story.

All-Star Weekend may be over, but the NBA Foundation is hoping to leave a lasting impact in the form of $1 million to help Black Utahns.