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As Dixie State University evolves into Utah Tech University, it has partnered with Pluralsight to help university students enhance their education with technology-based skills to enhance their career and future, regardless of area of study.\n

My daughter Pia competed in her last collegiate swimming competition last week, in St. George, Utah. It was a bittersweet opportunity to see the concluding chapter of a 17-year career that began when she was a 4-year-old. Seeing my daughter win her 1650-yard heat and cheering on the Pepperdine Waves

The fiscal year 2023 budget makes big investments in education, infrastructure, and water preservation.

Approximately 80 miles from the westernmost reach of China’s Great Wall, paleontologists found relics of an even more ancient world. Over the last two decades

It’s well documented that the arts have positive impacts on a child’s mental, social and physical health.

One-time Utah tech entrepreneur and state GOP fundraiser Dave Bateman sent an email to a long list of tech sector executives, elected officials and other state leaders claiming "the Jews" are behind the COVID-19 vaccine and part of a "sadistic effort underway to euthanize the American people."

The chair of Entrata, a Silcon Slopes tech firm, sent an email to a number of tech CEOs and Utah business and political leaders, claiming the COVID-19 vaccine is part of a plot by "the Jews" to sterilize people.

FOX 13's Dan Evans reflects on the most impactful Utah news stories of 2021.

On top of the coronavirus-induced hardships, severe drought plagued Utah. Political strife, often over the pandemic, elections and redistricting, also continued in a sharply divided climate.

The coronavirus and severe drought plagued Utah and much of the West. Political strife, elections and redistricting, also continued in a sharply divided climate.