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Letter: States are in charge of who can vote and Congress is in charge of the Postal Service. Trump has no...
Letter: It is time for Congress, the courts and the American people to stand together in support of the Constitution and against Donald Trump.
Opinion: Where’s our Roy Cohn? Sitting in the Oval Office.
(AP/REX/Shuttersock | courtesy Sundance Institute) Attorney Roy Cohn, right, whispers in the ear of red-baiting Sen. Joseph McCarthy, in an image from Matt Tyrnauer's "Where’s My Roy Cohn?"
Utah running back Daniel Bray’s status in doubt after suffering concussion
This Utah football playmaker went down with a concussion against Idaho last Thursday. Morgan Scalley gave an update on his status heading into the Utes' matchup on Saturday vs. Arkansas:
I went apartment hunting in Salt Lake City. I wasn’t expecting $2,000 gift cards and months of free rent.
The Salt Lake Tribune's newest reporter needed to find an apartment. What he found was a market that's trying to cater to renters — at least for now.
A new season of ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ is out Thursday. Here’s a recap of all the drama o...
Seven months have passed since the last season of the reality television show was released.
Devon Dampier took some hits against Idaho. Here’s what Utah needs to fix.
Why did Devon Dampier take so many hits against Idaho last week? Utah head coach Morgan Scalley knows the answer — and he wants to fix it:
New study says Great Salt Lake dust could cost $2 billion a year in healthcare
A new study finds that healthcare costs associated with dust blowing off a shrinking Great Salt Lake could cost as much as $2 billion a year.
Utah will host the world in 2034, but the Wasatch Front’s future Olympians are struggling to get on the ice
A new prohibitive policy and a catastrophic equipment failure have made it hard for beginners to take to the ice.
Turning Point USA plans to host a Charlie Kirk memorial event at UVU. Some students are upset about it.
Utah Valley University President Jon Anderson said the school must remain apolitical and can’t refuse to host an event because of an organization’s affiliations.
Trump officials eye expanded oil and gas leasing beneath a Utah wildlife refuge. Critics call it ‘wildly...
The Trump administration is considering opening a vast swath of a wildlife refuge near Vernal to expanded oil and gas leasing. Critics call it ‘wildly irresponsible.’
Opinion: It’s not just the West Bank settlers. It’s Israel.
People demonstrate against Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, Israel, Tuesday, July 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
Mountain life didn’t used to need AC. Then Utah summers got warmer and smokier.
As climate change cranks up temperatures across the West, even Utah’s idyllic mountain communities can’t escape the heat.
Planning smaller homes for Salt Lake City is turning into a big battle
Would allowing smaller homes in larger parts of Utah's capital provide a generational shift toward affordability or would it ultimately destroy the character of longtime neighborhoods?
This acclaimed Utah artist paints the American West. Every year, he returns to these carousel horses.
Ron Larson has spent a lifetime painting the vast American West on oversized canvases large enough to swallow a living room wall. Yet every year, he gladly saddles up for one of his humblest gigs: touching u...
With two LDS candidates on the ticket, this governor’s race spurs a question: Which way will members lean?
Two prominent Latter-day Saint candidates and LDS voters find themselves in the thick of the hotly contested governor's race in Arizona.
Voices: Anti-vaxxers have a limited memory, but I know the constant fear of living through an epidemic
“Some of us remember when childhood diseases spread through neighborhoods like wildfire through fields of dry weeds,” Don Gale writes in an op-ed.
Letter: The old Constitution is out, and the new one is in
Letter: The rule of law in the United States is null and void. Send us your criminals whose cash needs laundering, your oligarchs yearning to be free of the law.
Letter: Cameras and AI can help keep us from burning up
Letter: We absolutely should scrutinize the prying nature of camera networks and the huge resource suck of AI. But constant monitoring and fast data crunching can help us fight wildfires.
Letter: With his picks to the Utah Supreme Court, Gov. Cox is sending a troubling message to Utah’s women
Letter: With his Supreme Court picks, Spencer Cox has made it clear what he thinks of women. Let’s be sure to let him know what we think of him.
What is it like to eat at Utah’s only Michelin-starred restaurant? Here’s our food reporter’s review.
To get a reservation at Monte, you have to be incredibly lucky. Here's what our food reporter thought of Utah's first Michelin-starred restaurant after being fortunate enough to snag a table.
This Utah development wants to be a solution for affordable housing
Developers of affordable condos in Lehi hope the project is a case study for how builders and philanthropists can scale a solution to Utah’s housing crisis.
How BYU freshman receiver Legend Glasker lived up to his name in the Cougars’ season-opening win
BYU freshman wide receiver Legend Glasker had special game in his college debut.
How Hurricane Marie could impact Labor Day weekend plans in Utah
With heavy rain and storms expected Sunday, forecasters are advising Utahns to avoid some hiking areas this Labor Day weekend.