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The nations newest mental health resource, 988, isnt just a phone call service \u2013 you can text it, too.

A new 988 telephone number for the national suicide prevention and mental health hotline will go live on Saturday.

Free resources are available to help Utah gun owners secure their firearms and also store them away from a home where someone is having a mental health crisis.

How communities respond after a suicide death matters and thats why the Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition created an online toolkit to help communities respond after a suicide.

A note written by Brian Laundrie, the suspect in the death of Gabby Petito, was released to the public through a Laundrie family attorney on Friday, WFLA reports.

Emotions following mass tragedies can be overwhelming and can leave communities with questions about how to address them, an expert says.

The average wait for a mental health care provider for a new patient in Utah is two to six months. But experts say there are tools available to help bridge the treatment gap.

State leaders called for better support and policies for maternal mental health Tuesday as almost half of Utah mothers report mental health symptoms before, during or after pregnancy.

Naomi Judd, matriarch of the country music duo the Judds, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound a day before being inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, her family said on Thursday.

Calls will increase to the national suicide hotline with the implementation of 988. We need increased funding and support for crisis callers.