$50M from Inflation Reduction Act will be spent to deliver more water to the Great Salt Lake
Utah will get $50 million from the federal government's 2022 Inflation Reduction Act to enhance ongoing conservation efforts ...
Judge dismisses defamation suit against Fox News brought by Jan. 6 figure
A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit that Trump supporter Ray Epps brought against Fox News, bringing the year-long legal ...
Utah Prep got the top basketball recruit in the country — and then fell behind on its bills
Utah Prep got the top basketball recruit in the country — and then fell behind on its bills. Here's what the southern Utah ...
Jana Riess: Trans woman, once a Latter-day Saint stake president and temple architect, speaks out in new book
Laurie Lee Hall discusses her new memoir, “Dictates of Conscience: From Mormon High Priest to My New Life as a Woman.” ...
Logan petition to save 100-year-old trees inspires Providence to join the fight
As Logan residents fight to save their century-old ash trees, Providence neighbors are rallying to protect their own historic ...
Commentary: Should religious leaders get ‘political’?
Religion News Service columnist Jeffrey Salkin offers advice for clergy in steering their congregants through the Trump era.
The Triple Team: What kind of player can Keyonte George become?
Keyonte George is struggling this season. What might his career look like? That, plus Will Hardy's timeout and LeBron ...
2025 Legislature: Women, Utahns of color see more representation — but still are disproportionately left out
Approximately 83.3% of Republican state lawmakers are men, and 98.8% are white. Three-quarters of Democratic lawmakers are women, and 60% are white.
Opinion
Voices: Utah’s victims of nuclear fallout are stuck in limbo. We need our congressional delegation’s help.
We are a dwindling population that can’t afford to wait for justice any longer,” writes Mary Dickson, a downwinder and long-time advocate for victims of nuclear weapons.