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Two women who work for a care facility in Orem have been charged with aggravated abuse of a patient who died by suicide.

A report from the Disability Law Center of Utah sheds light on the aftermath of a care facility being closed by the health department, focusing on one resident who died by suicide after being transferred to another facility.

Layton man Terry McDade, a Vietnam War veteran, was given the Honor Roll for Veterans Award for his service in the Marine Corps and for his service to those around him.

Terry McDade is humbled by recognition: ‘I had a tough time figuring out why I was selected for this.’

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food started an assistance program designed to offer $2,000 vouchers to farmers to talk to a mental health professional.

When asked serious public health questions related to abuse, suicide or other medical crises, the online chatbot tool ChatGPT provided critical resources \u2014 such as what 1-800 lifeline number to call for help \u2014 only about 22% of the time in a new study.

The Granite School District on Thursday broke ground on the districts inaugural teen resource center at Cottonwood High School.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox reminded Utahns to remember those who died while fighting to defend the nation this Memorial Day.

Chris Charlesworth was traveling on North Temple by Salt Lake Citys Fairpark neighborhood when an unusual call came across the UTA radio communication system.

Speakers urge local veterans, their families and community members to engage in helping America’s vets get access to treatment and mental health resources.