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Veteran service organization leaders spoke at the Utah State Capitol on Tuesday as part of its suicide prevention tour across America.

A tight-knit medical community in Utah is sharing its thoughts and talking about how to move forward after a well-known doctor in the field killed his son, then himself at his clinic.

Tens of thousands of first responders put their life and emotional well-being on the line every day in Utah. But who cares for them when their own mental well-being is on the line?

Angie Gonzalez on Monday was recognized as Granite School Districts Absolutely Incredible Kid for persevering through challenges on her path to graduation.

Teen girls are facing higher levels of sadness and hopelessness than ever before. Its a trend concerning Utah doctors and many Utah families.

Teens across the United States are struggling more and more with mental illness and suicide ideation, especially LGBTQ+ teens.

Schools screen vision and hearing, so why not mental health? While funding is available, most Utah schools do not take part in a program to provide mental health screenings.

A new local foundation aims to provide first responders and their families with any mental health treatment they might need.

The pioneering mommy blogger Heather Armstrong, known as Dooce to fans, has died at home in Salt Lake City. She was 47. Her live-in partner, Pete Ashdown, confirmed her death by suicide.

A woman was hospitalized after Syracuse police say she pointed a gun at officers, who then shot and injured her Tuesday night.