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- 1Provo man admits stealing $13,000 in technology from workplace▼Police: Provo man admits to stealing $13k worth of technology from workplace after being caught on video
Police in Provo, Utah say a man admitted to stealing roughly $13,000 worth of technology equipment from his workplace after security footage caught him in the act. The case was reported by local news, drawing attention for the size of the theft and the fact the suspect confessed once confronted with the video evidence.
- 2Turnovers doom Cal Poly as Utah Tech lands first Big Sky win●Turnovers cost Cal Poly football giving Utah Tech its first Big Sky win
Cal Poly's football team lost to Utah Tech after a series of costly turnovers, handing the Trailblazers their first-ever Big Sky Conference victory. The defeat will sting for the Mustangs, who gave away possession at key moments and let a winnable conference game slip away. Local coverage in the Lompoc Record highlighted the mistakes as the deciding factor in the result.
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Texas Tech and Utah met in a college football matchup that drew national attention, with highlights circulating across sports coverage. Fans and analysts are replaying the biggest plays and debating how the result shapes each team's season outlook and conference standing.
- 4Three Utah universities ranked among best for technology degrees▼3 Utah universities among best places to get a technology degree
Three Utah universities have been named among the best places in the United States to earn a technology degree, according to a new ranking reported by KSL News. The recognition highlights Utah's growing reputation as a hub for technology education and could boost interest from prospective students considering the state's programs.
- 5Southern Utah, Utah Tech Golfers Take Weekly Conference Honors▼Southern Utah, Utah Tech Claim Golfer of the Week Honors
The Big Sky Conference has named Southern Utah and Utah Tech golfers as its Golfer of the Week honorees, recognizing standout performances in recent competition. The awards highlight the two Utah programs' strong form on the course this season as conference play continues.
- 6Utah Tech launches mental health master's programs▼Utah Tech adds clinical psychology, counseling master's in effort to expand mental health access
Utah Tech University is adding new master's degree programs in clinical psychology and counseling, aiming to train more mental health professionals in the region. The move is intended to expand access to mental health care, an area where demand for services continues to outpace the supply of qualified providers.
- 7Utah Tech researchers blow up pumpkins for science▼They're blowing up pumpkins at Utah Tech – for science
Utah Tech University in St. George, Utah is exploding pumpkins as part of a science demonstration, according to St. George News. The university's staff are using the seasonal gourds for what is described as a scientific exercise, drawing attention locally during the Halloween season.
- 8Utah Tech University wins flagship NIH research grant▼Utah Tech University receives National Institutes of Health flagship research grant
Utah Tech University in St. George, Utah has been awarded a flagship research grant from the National Institutes of Health, the top US biomedical research funder. The award marks a significant milestone for the university's growing research profile, and local coverage is highlighting what the funding will mean for science programs in southern Utah.
- 9Two Utah dads build tech to shield investigators from traumatic evidence▼2 Utah dads create tech to protect children, shield investigators from traumatic evidence
Two fathers from Utah have developed technology designed to protect children and spare investigators from exposure to traumatic material. The tool aims to reduce the psychological toll on those reviewing disturbing evidence, such as child abuse material, while also safeguarding young victims. It has drawn attention as a practical use of technology to address both child safety and first-responder wellbeing.