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Max Roth

Salt Lake City

Anchor, Live@Noon and Live@4 at KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)

Fox 13 Salt Lake anchor and reporter. Co-Anchor of Live@Noon and Live@4. Love geeking out on data. If a tweet doesn't make sense, it's probably a failed joke.

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  • 1 week ago | fox13now.com | Max Roth

    With summer in full swing, many Utahns are heading outdoors to enjoy their favorite activities. For Dr. Harland Hayes, an emergency medical physican with Intermountain Health, that means taking his children into the mountains to climb, bike, and even run rivers. Hayes is an emergency and trauma physician who thrives on pressure and adrenaline—both in his personal adventures and in his work.

  • 1 week ago | fox13now.com | Max Roth

    Have you or someone you know experienced a medical emergency in another country? When it happens, it can be scary – especially if you don’t speak the same language as the provider. Intermountain Health is working to break down language barriers to provide equal access to care to everyone. In fact, they provide interpretation services to over 1-million patients every single month. Carolos Martinez Morales is a Language Services and Cultural Competence Manager.

  • 3 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Max Roth

    Postpartum depression impacts up to 20% of new birth mothers — and up to 20% of their partners. It's a serious issue, affecting as many as one in five new parents. Pregnancy and childbirth bring dramatic physical and emotional changes. For some, it opens the door to debilitating depression. And for birth mothers, that door tends to open earlier.

  • 3 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Max Roth

    OGDEN, Utah — The Acceler8 Wasatch conference brings together Utah innovators and businesses focused on technology and aviation. Colonel Michelle "Mickey" Artolachipe highlighted the significant civilian workforce at Hill Air Force Base and its impact on local employment, which supports numerous private companies. Wade Melling, from a Cedar City company called Duct-Aid, discussed his company's unique medical-grade duct tape.

  • 1 month ago | fox13now.com | Max Roth

    Intermountain Health has opened a new autism treatment center in Riverton at a time when autism diagnosis rates continue to rise—from 1 in 36 children seven years ago to 1 in 31 today. Matt Huskinson was diagnosed with autism when he was just 4 years old. Now an adult, he’s hopeful this new center will help more individuals thrive. “I like being able to be an asset in the community and helping someone live the best life possible,” he said.

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Max Roth
Max Roth @maxroth
10 Apr 23

Logged on to look up other people's tweets and saw this big ad. Hey Elon, if you are listening, why would a blue check be important to me? Here's a distinction: I still value all my elementary teachers' gold star stickers. Difference? They are real people who knew me and cared. https://t.co/BUXq6XF8ve

Max Roth
Max Roth @maxroth
3 Dec 22

Do the pregame folks know two teams are playing? #Utes

Max Roth
Max Roth @maxroth
15 Nov 22

Ticketmaster wants me to buy my wife and son tickets to "502 Bad Gateway." Anyone know if they're good? #TSTheErasTour