Utah Supreme Court to hear arguments on Legislature’s desire to repeal voter-approved ballot initiatives Wednesday
On Wednesday, attorneys for the Legislature will try to convince the Utah Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling ...
BYU fans are ‘weird,’ Kansas State QB says. And he means it as a compliment.
Johnson didn’t have a touchdown in a 38-9 loss, but BYU fans helped make up the rest, he said. The goal was to raise $20,000 ...
The Salt Lake Tribune joins ProPublica’s 50 State Initiative to produce investigative journalism
The Salt Lake Tribune has been selected to represent Utah in ProPublica’s 50 State Initiative, an effort to publish ...
Voices: I have a simple request for Utah’s newcomers
If all the state’s newcomers are able and willing to engage in local and national politics, we can cool our red-hot state to ...
Online survey about downtown sports district comes under fire, but residents will have one more chance to speak out
The Salt Lake City Council will hold one more public hearing ahead on the proposed downtown sports and entertainment district ...
Why the Utah Hockey Club embraced getting ‘dirty’ in first home game
Throughout training camp, the team has talked about being hard to compete against and leaning into the “dirty” parts of the ...
Days after announcing retirement, Utah’s highest-paid school superintendent is offered a job in Colorado
Park City School District Superintendent Jill Gildea announced last week she would retire. Days later, she attended a job ...
Historic home in front of Logan’s pioneer-era LDS temple to become destination for artists of all kinds
Logan • In a city at risk of losing much of its historic architecture, an arts and humanities organization is renovating a ...
Opinion: MAGA wants transgression, and this is what comes with it
Down-ballot MAGA nominees trail Trump significantly in the polls. Before these revelations, FiveThirtyEight had Trump up by 0 ...
Nearly all Utah voters use mail-in ballots. Here’s how we know.
Of the votes cast in 26 or 29 counties in the June primary election, 96.7% — more than 400,000 — came on the ballots Utahns ...
Opinion: Israel’s pager attacks have changed the world
Lebanese soldiers gather outside a damaged mobile shop after what is believed to be the result of a walkie-talkie exploding ...
Here’s why developing Utah’s public land might not help solve the state’s housing crisis
There's some political support for trying to develop homes on public land in Utah — but practical challenges limit the potential impact on access to affordable housing.