In Homeroom episode 3, we meet four new characters. We meet Evan Tao — Jack's boyfriend from the last episode — and Ana Carolina. We also meet Jessica Mink, a baby boomer who experienced their own collective trauma when she in high school. The fourth…
Aug 05 25August 05, 2025
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In episode two of Homeroom, we meet Jack: a hopeless romantic, a rebel, and a 16-year-old on the brink of a new identity. We also learn how social media has changed the game for teenagers — and not, necessarily, for the better.
In the fall of 2021, Boston high school students were back in classrooms after 18 months of learning from home. Homeroom documents their adjustment — the good, the bad, the unexpected. In episode 1, we meet Stefan Rosenfield.
Hedgehog Investments' 'misuse of investor funds' led to 'grave and immediate harm to investors,' Utah regulators say in an emergency cease and desist order.
Jul 23 25July 23, 2025
Article at The Salt Lake Tribune
Music festivals offer the chance for people from all walks of life to come together, leave their differences at the gate and celebrate. Wyoming hosts music festivals in high deserts, alpine meadows, fairgrounds and open-air community parks.
Jul 14 25July 14, 2025
Article at travelwyoming.com
Roughly 17% of Pluralsight's global staff was cut this week.
Jun 26 25June 26, 2025
The four-year legal battle between Utah-based Xlear and the Federal Trade Commission isn't over yet.
Jun 22 25June 22, 2025
A $7.4 billion settlement agreement with the founders of Purdue Pharma is almost sealed in ink — and Utah will get $57 million from the deal.
Jun 16 25June 16, 2025
Beloved programs like "The Hinckley Report" and "Utah Insight" from PBS Utah could be threatened by federal funding cuts proposed by President Donald Trump
Jun 10 25June 10, 2025
This Utah MLM hasn't filed for bankruptcy, but it was financially "insolvent" before it abruptly closed, a new lawsuit claims.
Jun 06 25June 06, 2025
Utahns who have been working for the last 16 years to open a customer-owned grocery store in Salt Lake City are getting closer to their goal.
Jun 02 25June 02, 2025
Shop for that perfect vintage find, fuel up on caffeine or chill with tea, and choose from eateries that range from grab-and-go to fine dining — all along a paved urban trail.
May 31 25May 31, 2025
The Provo CEO of cryptocurrency company SafeMoon could spend up to 45 years in prison.
May 26 25May 26, 2025
L3 Technologies cherry-picked the data it shared to determine prices, the Department of Justice alleged.
May 25 25May 25, 2025
Utah's universities are political battlegrounds, but incoming freshmen aren't thinking about politics. They're worried about debt, living wages, parenthood and how to make a difference.
Jeremiah "The Bull" Evans called himself a "king" and encouraged others to channel his "alpha" energy. He and his top sales leaders also defrauded hundreds of people.
May 16 25May 16, 2025
Utah used to be a "cheap date," an executive for Northrup Grumman said Tuesday. Now it's more expensive.
May 13 25May 13, 2025
The global financial firm has recruited thousands of employees to Salt Lake City. Now a cost-cutting initiative will bring more.
May 12 25May 12, 2025
In Utah, Perennial Favorites plant nursery is saving money; electricians are getting jobs in rural areas. They both show ”energy tax credits work," said Codey Lindsay, president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 345.
May 10 25May 10, 2025
A dryer-than-average winter means southern Utah will likely be more vulnerable to wildfires early this summer, meteorologists warn.
May 06 25May 06, 2025
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