Layton City Fire warns of serious health risks due to poor air quality on the Wasatch Front, advising residents to minimize exposure and protect vulnerable groups.

ABC4's video spotlights dust plumes from the exposed Great Salt Lake and the health questions they raise for the Wasatch Front. Scientists and agencies are pushing for more monitoring.

A 6-year-old from Idaho Falls is losing muscle and growth on her right side as specialists run tests and the family raises money for imaging and care. Doctors have enrolled her in a University of Utah research study while clinicians investigate possible brain and genetic causes.

A local team won the state license to open Moab’s first medical‑only cannabis pharmacy at the former WabiSabi site, promising walk‑in service, curbside pickup and later delivery.

Kevin Curtis, LCSW, discusses the concept of a mental breakdown and its warning signs, emphasizing the importance of self-care and seeking help when overwhelmed.

The University of Utah's ASAP Project aims to accelerate the development of therapies for ischemia-reperfusion injury, potentially moving research to the clinic in under a year for less than $1 million.

A measles case has been reported in Salt Lake County, involving an unvaccinated individual at a childcare facility. Health officials warn of potential exposure and emphasize vaccination.

U of U Health surpassed $500 million in research funding, totaling $531 million for FY25, indicating significant growth and societal impact in health-related research.

A measles outbreak at Wasatch High School in Utah has resulted in five confirmed cases, with two in vaccinated students, prompting health authorities to urge vaccinations and caution.

Two recent measles cases in Central Utah have raised the state's count to 84, with health officials urging unvaccinated individuals to get the MMR vaccine.

The Salt Lake County Health Department reports a measles case in an unvaccinated adult, with an unknown source of infection. Exposure risk extends to a local clinic, and vaccination is heavily advocated.

The SLCoHD warns against dining at unpermitted mobile food vendors due to health risks, urging people to look out for valid permits as unpermitted vendors skip essential health inspections.

Measles cases are rising in Utah, with a confirmed case in Utah County and a potential case in Salt Lake County, where the patient refuses testing. Health officials emphasize vaccination and proactive engagement with the public to prevent spread.