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New this morning Bradenton Police are searching for man. In connection with the death of a . Baby. Police say they got a call yesterday about a ten month old child that was brought to Manatee Memorial Hospital and died. The child was last seen in the patrick neri. They say he was supposed to be babysitting the ten month old and a three year old child. Its not clear if neri is . Related to them. Police now want warrants for neris arrest. For both felony child abuse and child neglect. If youve see...

Utahns think public education is the most important issue and providing better support to teachers is the best way to improve education for kids, according to a recent survey.

Rep. Spackman Moss finds success by winning over her constituency, whether teenage students, Holladay voters or fellow lawmakers.

'The Talk': These teens from rural Utah are filling ‘the gaps’ in sex ed. PRICE, UT — Des Childs really wanted to win sex ed trivia. She quickly picked her response to each question on her phone, and then her eyes darted to the TV screen, scanning to see if she had earned...

HB 374 also requires the Board of Education and Attorney General to give schools training and guidance on identifying “sensitive materials.”

A new Utah bill would require divorced couples with children to attend an educational course when they need to change their parenting plan.

Early in the pandemic, Republicans pushed for local control of public health restrictions. Since then, the GOP has given themselves more power over those decisions.

A proposal from Sen. Lincoln Fillmore had many public education advocates worried teachers would soon be faced with a burdensome and unnecessary transparency law.

KUER Supporters and protestors stand behind Ogden NAACP leader Betty Sawyer at a press conference on Critical Race Theory Wednesday. Some educators in Utah are calling Critical Race Theory the latest “boogeyman” in public education. It has become a loosely-defined, catch-all phrase some parents and state lawmakers have criticized as a threat to students across the state. The reaction is not unlike the one many people had to the introduction of Common Core standards in the early 2010s. ...

| Updated: 1:12 a.m. The Utah House voted down a bill Friday that would have updated how health education is taught in schools. Before her fellow representatives made their decision, Carol Spackman Moss tried to dispel misinformation she said had been swirling around her bill and explained why she pushed for this legislation. “I care deeply about the health and safety of our young people,” said the Democrat from Holladay, who’s a former teacher. “I think I fell short as a mother becaus...