Intermountain Health executed its first international pediatric transport, dispatching a specialized medical jet more than 6,300 miles from Utah to Montevideo, Uruguay, to rescue 3-year-old Estelle Santiago, who was in a coma with multi-organ failure. According to Intermountain Health clinical coordinator Camille Ward and pediatric critical care physician Dr. Jon Woods, the 18-hour rescue flight … Read more
Cultural engagement—such as visiting museums, theaters, and concerts—is linked to a lower physiological age in adults over 50, according to a study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. Researchers found that those who participate in these activities every few months or more had a mean physiological age of 66.9, compared to 69.9 … Read more
The Big 12 conference faces a significant competitive gap in the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff era, as it remains the only Power conference without a national champion since the playoff format debuted in 2014. According to ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI), the conference currently lacks the depth of the SEC and Big Ten, with … Read more
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and his wife, Tammy Reid, recently offered marital advice to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, emphasizing the importance of constant physical affection and open communication. Following the couple’s wedding, which was officiated by actor Adam Sandler, the Reids shared their insights during a press event in Salt Lake … Read more
Utah’s quarterback room is currently ranked No. 3 in the nation by CBS Sports, trailing only Oregon and Texas. The Utes feature a high-production tandem in senior Devon Dampier and sophomore Byrd Ficklin, who combined for over 4,000 total yards and 47 touchdowns during an 11-2 campaign in 2025. Their dual-threat capabilities have established Utah … Read more
The BYU Cougarettes, a nationally decorated dance team, have achieved global viral success following an international collaboration with the Japanese dance crew Chibi Unity. The project, which involved workshops and a joint performance in Niigata, Japan, has garnered over 8 million views on Instagram as of Thursday, according to social media data. The partnership highlights … Read more
The Great Divide: Why Audiences and Critics Are Drifting Apart If you have checked the Rotten Tomatoes score for Nate Bargatze’s latest film, The Breadwinner, you might be confused. Critics have panned the movie with a dismal 19% approval rating, labeling it “thunderously dull” and “creatively bereft.” Yet, audiences are flocking to theaters, awarding it … Read more
Big 12 QB Landscape: A Year of Transition and Transformation The Rise of Transfer QBs in the Big 12 The Big 12 has seen a seismic shift in its quarterback landscape this offseason, with half the conference now relying on transfers to fill starting roles. Last season, nine returning starters were among the nation’s top … Read more
The landscape of American healthcare oversight is undergoing a seismic shift. For decades, the standard operating procedure for Medicaid has been a “pay and chase” model—disburse funds to providers and attempt to recover them later if fraud is discovered. However, a new era of aggressive, proactive enforcement is emerging, signaling a fundamental change in how … Read more
Miles Davis’ NFL Breakthrough: What His Carolina Panthers Signing Means for Undrafted Rookies and the Future of Running Back Development The Carolina Panthers have made a bold move by signing former BYU and Utah State running back Miles Davis, adding another Utah-connected player to their roster. Davis’ journey—from undrafted free agent to NFL contract—highlights a … Read more