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LOGAN — A 22-year-old woman who was reported missing from Logan Canyon was found dead, authorities said. Family of the woman reported the woman missing Friday evening, and the woman's car was located by authorities in Logan Canyon, said Cache County Sheriff's Lt. Doyle Peck. Peck said Monday the woman had been found dead from an apparent suicide. He did not release her name or any further information about the case. Saturday, Peck said hiking and dog search and rescue teams were dispatched to the canyon and "covered a lot of ground" but to no avail. Search and rescue teams returned to the c...

WEST VALLEY CITY — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and the mayor of Utah's most Hispanic city joined together Tuesday to promote an "unprecedented" initiative — one specifically aimed at Utahns suffering a disproportionately higher rate of depression and suicide. "We've never done a project like this," Cox told reporters after a news conference hosted at West Valley City Hall on Tuesday. "We've done suicide prevention in the past, but nothing at this scale and nothing directed specifically at this sizable and growing population — fastest-growing population — in our state." In the bilingual news...

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY – It's no secret this pandemic has taken a toll on our mental health. But what does that impact look like for children? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the number of children and teens seeking help for anxiety and depression is rising across the country. The study found mental health-related ER visits increased by 31% last year. The Vega family said their 14-year-old daughter now makes up part of that statistic attempting to take her own life two weeks ago. Family in crisis "If somebody you love tries to take their life, you feel like failure. A...

Northbound I-15 has reopened at Layton Parkway after a medical incident caused a closure Monday evening, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.

SALT LAKE CITY — After Meghan Markle sent shock waves across the globe Sunday night as she revealed her struggles with suicide ideation, mental health experts in Utah say her story could reduce stigma to an issue faced by so many. As she joined the British royal family, tabloids began targeting Markle — the former actress from the U.S. who married Prince Harry — with racist, sexist headlines. The media attacks hurt her friends and family and sent her into depression, she recalled. Markle said she felt the hateful articles would end if she no longer existed. "I knew if I didn't say it, t...