News across Salt Lake County
How a pro-LDS Church podcast might have just complicated the faith’s case against ‘Mormon Stories’
John Dehlin’s lawyers seize upon a comment by a church attorney in a recent podcast interview in an attempt to bolster their defense against the faith's trademark lawsuit.
The Utah Jazz are already talking trash. And Will Hardy likes what he hears.
The Utah Jazz started training camp on Tuesday. Here's what went down.
Letter: Trump has perfected the “I’m rubber, you’re glue” retort
Letter: Trump has perfected the “I’m rubber, you’re glue” retort
Opinion: On Gaza, there is a word so powerful it need be spoken only once
Opinion: There is a word so powerful it need be spoken only once
Letter: We desperately need more Republicans like Lt. Gov. Henderson
Letter: I am a registered Republican living in Provo and I want to thank Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson a thousand times over for not bending to the federal government, despite threats of prosecution. We desperately need more Republicans like her.
Opinion: Our power grid is vulnerable. This is how to protect it.
Opinion: Our power grid is vulnerable. This is how to protect it.
The Trump admin blocked nearly $2M for projects at Utah’s national parks. Here’s what won’t get done.
The Trump administration blocked funding for projects at Utah's popular national parks. Here's where that funding would have gone, and what won't get done.
Utah just banned 7 new books — at once — from all public schools in the state. Here’s what the novels are about.
The additions bring the total number of books now prohibited in Utah public schools to 44.
Why a 3-star recruit from Texas chose Utah football over Houston, Baylor and other Big 12 schools
Aiden Martin, a three-star San Antonio prospect, shares how Utah's early offer and Colton Swan's relationship-building won him over.
‘This is new to me’ — What a former federal judge says LDS President Dallin Oaks taught him about the Constitution
Latter-day Saint Thomas Griffith, a retired federal appellate judge, says he was moved by Dallin Oaks' comment that his views on religious liberty changed when he learned they hurt other people.
Utah is paying farmers to conserve Colorado River water. Is it working?
Utah is betting that its voluntary water conservation program can help protect the state's water security as the Colorado River shrinks. Is it working?
Why this non-Latter-day Saint historian is excited to visit the Salt Lake Temple — even if there is no dancing
Temples are a defining feature of Latter-day Saint Christianity, and they have been from the beginning.