Latest from Mormon Land: Will President Dallin Oaks defend elections against misinformation?
As the nation prepares to vote in pivotal midterm runoffs, will LDS Church President Dallin Oaks return to a message he…
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SLC residents whose homes were swamped by summer water line break get a hand from City Hall. Some hope it’s ‘just a start.’
Gushing water displaced families on Salt Lake City's west side more than a month ago. Now relief is rolling in.
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The nation’s No. 1 city for job growth is here in Utah. Can it keep up with the current economy?
A new economic report says Provo has led other cities in the nation in job growth. A city official talks about some of…
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Want photos of Utah’s fall colors you’ll actually look at again? Tribune photographers share their tips.
Tips for capturing memorable images of Utah's colorful fall leaves, and a few places to look for them.
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Crime scene DNA doesn’t match a former Utah death row inmate. After 41 years, prosecutors drop their pursuit to execute him.
Douglas Carter spent decades on Utah’s death row. Now, crime scene DNA doesn’t match him — and prosecutors will no…
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Witness claims hearing ‘explosions’ during West Jordan fire
A fire that launched a giant plume of smoke seen over West Jordan on Wednesday afternoon was allegedly preceded by…
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ICE arrested 4 people in Moab. The sheriff says he learned of the operation only after it began.
ICE arrested four people Monday during an immigration enforcement operation in Moab. Grand County Sheriff Jamison…
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Pro football is coming to Utah. UFL announces Utah franchise will begin play in 2028.
A UFL expansion team is coming to Salt Lake City in 2028. Here's what we know.
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Voices: When Utah schools lose language classes like mine, students lose more than words
“It is time for state leaders to reinstate language requirements in our schools before the global superpower we built…
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Utahns are being injured and dying as the state fails to oversee care centers effectively, disability advocates say
A Utah nursing home resident required supervision while smoking. He was left alone, caught fire and later died. A new…
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Patagonia offers $100 to customers who help others plan to vote
Patagonia said it will give up to 112,000 customers a $100 discount on merchandise if they enroll three people in a…
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Commentary: Churches must help protect election integrity and restore faith in democracy
To restore faith in democracy, churches need to step up to guarantee the fairness of the electoral process, argues this…
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Runnin’ Utes basketball player suing NCAA, seeking 5th year of eligibility
Utah basketball guard Trey Campbell filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, seeking a 5th year of eligibility, according to a…
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‘Tin Shack’ atop Mount Timpanogos, where teen died in lightning storm, has long history with Utah hikers
The steel structure has stood near the summit of the 11,752-foot mountain for nearly a century.
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Opinion: There’s a reason Europe is so obsessed with immigration
Opinion: There’s a reason Europe is so obsessed with immigration
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How Trump has cracked down on dissent since the killing of Charlie Kirk
The White House has labeled critics terrorists, attributed violence to a left-wing conspiracy and investigated unions,…
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Jana Riess: 9 ways U.S. Latter-day Saints are changing
Latter-day Saints have grown more diverse and a bit less religious, says a new report from Pew Research Center, and…
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Opinion: How sexism helps put women on death row
Opinion: How sexism helps put women on death row
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Here’s what we know about the fuel pipeline project proposed for Emigration Canyon
HF Sinclair is studying potential canyon routes to expand a pipeline that carries refined fuel from Wyoming to Utah.…
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‘Mormon Land’: ‘I actually think the Constitution is hanging by a thread’ — ex-judge discusses Oaks’ speech
A former federal judge discusses President Dallin Oaks' speech on the Constitution at the Washington National Cathedral…
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A Utah postal worker allegedly threw ballots in a church dumpster. DOJ says it justifies a crackdown on mail voting.
At a Washington news conference, Justice Department officials used an indictment against a Utah postal worker who…
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Garth Brooks shuts down Utah ticket sale due to ‘bot interference’ — and adds another date for ‘real people’
Garth Brooks shut down a Utah ticket sale for an upcoming show due to bot interference.
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LDS Church weighs in on abortion ballot measure in a second state
With weeks to go before Election Day, Latter-day Saint leaders wade once more into state measures regarding abortion.
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Trump’s popularity in Utah takes a dive over economic issues, while Cox’s approval also plummets
A new poll shows Utahns are souring on both President Donald Trump and Gov. Spencer Cox, with the approval ratings of…
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For Latter-day Saints, higher education is linked to higher church attendance. Why?
Memo to Latter-day Saint parents: Want to keep your children active in the faith? Send them to college.
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Weber County Sheriffs Bomb Squad detonates grenade found at Pineview Reservoir
A grenade found at Pineview Reservoir was safely detonated by bomb crews Sunday.
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Sen. Curtis calls for probe into Trump Jr., financial business dealings of presidential family members
U.S. Senator John Curtis cited the recently criticized business dealings of Donald Trump Jr. in a demand Tuesday to…
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Voices: No single organization can address Utah’s mental health crisis alone. We need a new response.
“No single organization can address behavioral health outcomes alone,” Valley Behavioral Health President and CEO Jared…
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Voices: I fought for undocumented students’ access to college. Utah must keep its promise.
“Utah spends years teaching a child to read, to write, to pass a chemistry final. HB144 refuses to throw that away at…
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Opinion: America is blundering toward war with China
Opinion: America is blundering toward war with China
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White House plan to subsidize stay-at-home parents divides conservatives
A Trump administration policy that is being described as “stupid” was reportedly based in part on a 2022 proposal from…
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University of Utah agrees to $15,000 settlement over fan’s ejection from BYU-Utah game
The University of Utah agreed to a $15,000 settlement with a fan who alleged she was racially discriminated against…
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Their restaurant sits near two national parks and has ‘the most beautiful patio’ in Utah. War and wildfires are causing it to close.
The owners of North Creek Grill in Escalante — which is closing on Halloween — said this was their only shot at opening…
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Opinion: JD Vance has a twisted idea of what it means to be American
Opinion: JD Vance has a twisted idea of what it means to be American
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Buzz of the Week: When is too early for Halloween decor?
Is it too soon for spooky decorations? When does Halloween season begin for you?
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