Most parents enter custody battles believing judges care most about financial stability, work schedules, or who's been the "better" parent. The reality is far more nuanced. Judges see through rehearsed testimony, recognize manipulation tactics, and base decisions on factors parents often ...

Years ago, a National Park ranger gave me a tip I’ve never forgotten. “I’ve worked in a bunch of parks and visited every single one,” he said. “But if I had to pick a favorite experience? Hiking Bryce Canyon under a full moon.” That stuck with me. And this year, the stars (and ...

Every now and then, I hear about how high-demand The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is. I have never looked at it that way. I realize the standards and expectations are high, but I’ve never looked at that as a negative, much less felt a desire to shrink away and perhaps even ...

This year’s boating season report on invasive species decontamination efforts at Lake Powell and other Utah waterbodies registered larger numbers than in 2024. Technicians from different Utah, Arizona and federal offices inspected over 288,500 boats and performed 6,509 decontaminations of ...

Last week, layoffs surged to a 30-year high, reigniting fears that artificial intelligence is replacing human workers faster than expected. Is it really that bleak? I reached out to Dr. Gulshan Singh, procurement data analytics manager at Huntsman and an AI expert who has spent nearly two ...

It started quietly in one corner of the country. In 2022, Washington State rolled out the first program of its kind — a mandatory long-term care insurance tax on workers’ paychecks. The goal? Help residents cover the crushing cost of long-term care. But here’s the catch: If you didn’t ...