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Attorneys representing the family of a Black fifth grader who died by suicide alerted Davis County School District they plan to file a lawsuit seeking damages for its inadequate response to bullying.

David Archuleta opened up to People magazine on Tuesday about where he stands in his struggles with faith and sexuality, after he announced last year he is a member of the LGBTQ community.

Experts at the Huntsman Mental Health\u00a0Institute discussed when to seek help for depression Wednesday and what options are available.

An overwhelming majority of people in the United States think the country is experiencing a mental health crisis, according to a new survey from CNN in partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Last year, a landlord stopped by Patrick Johns home in the Salt Lake City area to replace a broken dishwasher. John welcomed him with the warmth John was known for.

Two Davis County Jail inmates have died by suicide in the past week.

A new report released by the Utah Women and Leadership project on Wednesday revealed how Utahs women and girls may be at risk for suicide.

Since the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline launched nationwide in July, the hotline has seen an increase in calls in Utah.

State health and business leaders met at Silicon Slopes in Lehi Tuesday to launch the Live On Utah suicide prevention \

A Salem teenager is connecting with other teens whove been impacted by anxiety, depression and suicide \u2014 with a T-shirt.