Jesse Hyde

It’s been surprisingly difficult to find work-life balance in a pandemic-ridden world

Utah became a mecca for doctors interested in using opioids to treat chronic pain. Their well-intentioned ideas may have contributed to a national crisis.

In September 2016, two 13-year-old friends in Park City died after overdosing on “pink,” a synthetic opioid from China. Their deaths revealed how the opioid crisis afflicts even affluent communities.

From Mormon kid to alleged drug kingpin: Inside the rise and fall of Aaron Shamo

Richard Killpack buried his face in his hands. His wife, Jennete, stared straight ahead, seemingly in shock.

Two Brigham Young University students were found dead Tuesday in a remote and rugged canyon in southern Utah. Rescuers had been searching for John Anderson, 25, and Brad Underwood, 24, for almost four days when divers found their bodies in a pool of water 10 to 15 feet deep.

The heart failure that killed a Springville man during a scuffle with police officers in Heber City last December may have been spurred by two shots from a Taser gun, the Wasatch County Attorney's Office has concluded.

An aggravated murder charge against a former nurse who American Fork police say killed his wife two years ago by intravenously overmedicating her was reduced Tuesday to felony manslaughter.

The state's last practitioner of a controversial form of therapy has been ordered by state licensing officials to stop practicing it and will have her therapy sessions supervised for the next three years.

A former nurse who told police that his wife died in the hours after he intravenously gave her medication to ease the pain brought on by serious burns has been charged in Provo's 4th District Court with aggravated murder.