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The Portal gets a last-minute reprieve, the Sixers scale back a beloved tradition, and the Museum of the Philadelphian goes up for sale for $65,000.
Dubai Land Department data shows 2026 has already reached 68% of last year
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill trained major city prosecutors on when federal immigration agents can be charged for breaking state law.
Harsh treatment of immigrants makes hypocrites of religious Utahns, The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board writes.
A standing-room-only audience crammed into the tiny meeting room of the Price City Council, but no one was allowed to comment or ask questions about Valar Atomics' nuclear plans.
BYU's game-day experience has evolved alongside its move to the Big 12. Here's what goes into creating a Saturday in Provo.
Three-star cornerback Darrod Jacobs chose Utah after seeing the close relationships between the Utes’ coaches and players.
Salt Lake City planners are pushing back on Intermountain Health's designs for its new hospital on the edge of downtown.
The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states sued Dollar General, alleging the discount chain has spent years charging customers more at the register than the prices shown on its shelves, price tags, and adver...
There’s no way to confirm if Hogle Zoo’s female polar bear is pregnant, but zoo staff are hopeful baby bears are on the way.
A Halloween storm will be sweet for many of Utah's higher elevation ski and snowboard areas - especially Brian Head Resort, which could open Nov. 6. Other resorts, meanwhile, are being haunted by their low e...
“I’m not delusional. If I were a politically ambitious person in Utah, I would have been a Republican a long time ago,” unaffiliated candidate Steven Burt said.
Bluff and Navajo Nation communities face a long recovery after the San Juan River flood: contaminated water and mud still fill homes, more rain is in the forecast and jurisdictional issues have made it diffi...
While many small business owners across Canada are considering getting out brick-and-mortar retail amid rising costs and uncertainty, Craig Enman is getting back to in-person sales on P.E.I.
"Salem hit aggressively and [their shots] stayed in bounds the whole night," Effingham head coach Laurie Bohnhoff said. "I don
Letter: The gas company bought our land in Wisconsin. We had hoped to sell it to a family with kids that would explore and have adventures there. Instead, thanks to a pipeline explosion, it may never be habi...
Letter: Ukraine is fighting for its very existence. Why did it take so long for Sen. John Curtis to speak up?
“I think the conversation becomes much more productive when we move away from pointing fingers and start asking what our schools, teachers and families need,” Natalie Pulsipher tells The Salt Lake Tribune.
Los oficiales involucrados no han proveído más información a pesar de la presencia de monóxido de carbono cuando fueron encontrados. (SLT)
Looking to plan your weekend in southern Utah? Here are events happening from Oct. 29-Nov. 1 — including Halloween on Saturday. (SLT)
Six "did you know?" takeaways from a new biography of LDS historian Richard Bushman. Did you know, for instance, that he dodged a Mark Hofmann forgery? Did you know he got a blessing from academic-wary apost...
In northern Utah, the state noticed a highway crossing with a high number of collisions. Here’s how it is trying to make it safer.
BYU’s weekly football film has attracted a devoted following. Here’s how the team captures, edits and produces ‘The Cut.’