News across Salt Lake County
Eli McCann: The ‘sacred act’ of recording Grandpa Hinkle’s life story
Family history plays a large role in Latter-day Saint theology and culture, and recording someone's life story is a "sacred" part of it.
Candace Owens falsely accused him of being involved in Charlie Kirk’s killing, Utah man alleges in new defamation lawsuit
The Utah man says the claims Candace Owens broadcast to her millions of followers, tying him to Charlie Kirk’s killing, “upended” his life and made him a “target” for threats and attacks.
Before Rep. Trevor Lee, these lawbreaker Utah lawmakers resigned after being charged with crimes
A look at state legislators who resigned from their seats after being charged with crimes ranging from poaching wildlife to soliciting sex.
Bagley Cartoon: Unwelcome Guest
Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Unwelcome Guest
Voices: A drug changed my son’s life. Now it costs $1.3 million a year.
“A medication can’t help the people who need it if the cost is out of reach,” Ashton Jenkins writes in an op-ed.
Letter: Thomas Jefferson’s view of newspapers puts Trump to shame
Letter: Thomas Jefferson said it is better to have “newspapers without a government than a government without newspapers.” Certainly we can all agree with the wisdom of one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Buzz of the Week: How will you cast your midterm ballot?
The midterms are just around the corner. How are you planning to cast your ballot?
The Utah Jazz have real expectations for the first time in years. Here are 5 observations from media day.
The Utah Jazz have real expectations entering the season. Here are five takeaways from media day.
Opinion: The UN is terrible, but we need it
Opinion: The UN is terrible, but we need it
Sen. Mike Lee wants to impeach a federal judge for ruling against Trump — and is asking for $5 to do it
Sen. Mike Lee is raising campaign cash on his demands to impeach a federal judge who ruled against President Trump's executive order restricting voting by mail.
Utah voucher spending: Two years into the program, here’s how Utah Fits All recipients spent their latest checks
This is the voucher program’s first year since an audit flagged “extravagant” expenses and lawmakers introduced new restrictions.
What’s actually in the Senate bill that’s supposed to stop the madness in college sports?
The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act. Here’s what the bill would mean for transfers, revenue sharing, conference realignment, coaches and NIL.