Prostate cancer — as well as treatments, some still on the horizon — is the topic of Saturday's Deseret News/Intermountain Healthcare Hotline. From 10 a.m. to noon, Dr. Jay Bishoff, director of the Intermountain Urological Institute at Intermountain Medical Center, and Dr. Scott Chidester, urologist, will take calls. From the Salt Lake area, call 236-6061. Elsewhere, the toll-free number is 800-925-8177, only operational during hotline hours.
The hotline is also going online. If you can't get through, submit your questions by e-mail to Hotline@desnews.com. Answers will be posted online Wednesday at www.deseretnews.com.
Running red lights
A study from the National Coalition for Safer Roads looks at when and how often people run red lights.
Rock-legend impersonators
Actors portraying Elvis Presley and others treated shoppers and passers-by to a musical journey through time.
Pell grant changes
Changes to the federal Pell grants program have reached Utah schools as fewer students enroll for the summer.
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