LDS apostle’s YouTube message: ‘A.I. can answer questions. But it cannot answer prayers’
In a new video, Latter-day Saint apostle Gerrit W. Gong, the faith's point person on new technology, teaches members how to hear God's voice in an age of A.I.
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Letter: Should we be celebrating a trillionaire?
Elon Musk listens to the speech of Chinese President Xi Jinping during a state dinner with President Donald Trump at the Great Hall of the People on Thursday May 14, 2026, in Beijing. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefel...
Letter: Is Gov. Cox angling for a permanent placement on the federal government payroll?
Letter: Is Gov. Cox angling for a permanent placement on the federal government payroll?
Bomb squad responds to ‘suspicious bottle’ with possible explosives near Wasatch County Library
The Weber County Library in Heber City was evacuated Saturday after a suspicious bottle was found nearby.
On the Utah set of ‘The Chosen,’ crews prepare for Jesus’ resurrection — and the show’s final season
The crew of "The Chosen" returns to Utah's LDS Motion Picture Studios to film part of its final season — which is set to depict Jesus' resurrection and what happened after.
Gordon Monson: Powers that be, please don’t let greed kill BYU and Utah football
The magic of college ball comes from hope in the minds of fans that their school might beat the odds, The Tribune columnist writes. But the country's most powerful conferences want to stack the odds against...
Conservative influencer’s new Utah County elections job raises ‘serious concerns’ among women in elec...
Dozens of women in elected office — both Republicans and Democrats — told Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson to consider the consequences of hiring Kai Schwemmer as an elections official.
Commentary: Why isn’t the tradwife bestseller ‘Yesteryear’ about Mormonism?
Tribune guest columnist Rebbie Brassfield, a Latter-day Saint, wants writers who spin stories about church members to be upfront about it. "I’d love for these creators to either stop looking at me, or look...
A key trail connection in northern Utah finally nears completion
This northern Utah city is criss-crossed with trails. A major milestone in the path system will soon make them safer.
Two chefs collaborate to bring Japanese and Italian foods to two Utah restaurants
Utah Eats: Two chefs collaborate to bring together two cuisines — Japanese and Italian — to a pair of restaurants in the Salt Lake Valley.
‘I deeply regret saying what I said’ — A high-level LDS Church leader apologizes for offensive remarks
“I deeply regret saying what I said,” an LDS Church general authority stated in an apology for off-the-cuff remarks he made during Sunday worship services.
Supreme Court pick who works for LDS Church says he wouldn’t need to recuse from all church-related cases
Supreme Court nominee Jay T. Jorgensen, who works for the LDS Church, told The Salt Lake Tribune that he "wouldn't need to recuse" from all church-related cases before Utah's high court.
Pope Leo XIV makes heartfelt appeal for migrants: ‘Human dignity has no passport’
During his pilgrimage to Spain, Pope Leo XIV urges Europeans and all of humanity to tend to migrants. “Every boat that arrives,” he said, “brings a question along with the migrants: What kind of world...
Letter: “Fidelity” over Pride, Gov. Cox? History will remember who chose convenience over courage.
Letter: “Fidelity” over Pride, Gov. Cox? History will remember who chose convenience over courage.
Don’t have a Utah primary ballot yet? This may be why.
Are you a Utah voter who hasn't received a mail-in ballot yet, but thinks you should have by now? Here's why you might not get a ballot, and how you can still get one.
Voices: We’re the trustees of Westminster University. Here’s the real story of the school’s financial...
“Westminster is not on the brink,” the Chair and Vice Chair of the Westminster Board of Trustees write in an op-ed. “We are here, we are stable and we are open for the next generation of Griffins.”
Feminism goes against God’s plan for women, says Charlie Kirk’s widow
At a Turning Point USA women's summit, Christian influencers — including Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk — insist feminism threatens motherhood.
Utah’s private-equity deal with Otro Capital is signed. Here’s who will lead the Utes’ new company.
The Utah Utes are entering a new era after finalizing a private-equity deal with Otro Capital this week.
Bagley Cartoon: The Power of Books
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This stylish BYU coach won’t change for her ‘haters’
Diljeet Dosanjh Taylor, an outspoken feminist at the LDS Church-run school, has helped turn the Cougars into a running powerhouse.
‘There’s a huge market demand’: University of Utah approves new bachelor’s degree in artificial int...
“The U. has a strong history with A.I.,” said Vivek Srikumar, an associate professor in the Kahlert School of Computing.
‘The end of an era’: Salt Lake City vegan coffee shop, once a restaurant, to remain closed
A vegan coffee shop in downtown Salt Lake City that was once a full-service plant-based restaurant will remain closed, after shutting down in October.
Mike Lee says there should be consequences for states that sue over the Colorado River
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing to conduct oversight on the Colorado River Basin and the ongoing negotiations over future operations of the river system.
Tribune editorial: Service members of LDS faith did not deserve such insidious disrespect
“Once the government gets involved in defining or approving this or that religion, no end of mischief, discrimination, even violence, is likely to follow,” writes The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board.