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Jay Lowder shares the story of how an interruption in his life saved him from a suicide attempt.

Navigating a new chapter as an incoming college freshman or even a returning student can be overwhelming. At the University of Utah, mental health first responders are stationed at each residential building, ready to listen and provide support.

Cache County will host Alex Boy\u00e9 for a free concert Monday, but his efforts are intended to help save a life.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox opened his monthly PBS Utah news conference on Thursday with a passionate plea to Utahns, especially as kids gear up to go back to school.

A Brigham City woman who drove off 300-foot ravine, spent five days in her car and then crawled to the main road where she was found, is expected to recover, according to police.

Over 1 in 10 Utah high schoolers are vaping. Their developing brains are being manipulated by nicotine addiction which causes increased anxiety, depression and suicide ideation.

New research out of Huntsman Cancer Institute reveals that Hodgkin lymphoma patients and survivors are more likely to suffer from mental health and substance abuse disorders than the general population.

A BYU professor is sharing three strategies for navigating mental health struggles: say something, know something and be something.

The parents of a student killed in February criticized the University of Utah for what they called the schools failure \

The parents of a student killed in February criticized the University of Utah for what they called the schools failure \