Buzz of the Week: Do you feel safe on SLC roads?
A fatal cyclist crash on 800 South has reignited the debate over whether painted bike lanes actually protect anyone,…
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How did a tiny shop in SLC touch some of the biggest stars in heavy metal? That’s the story these fans want to tell.
Utah’s heavy metal fans have a unique community hub. Now they need help sharing it with others.
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BYU is focused on Utah Tech — but it’s already looking forward to Notre Dame
BYU coach Kalani Sitake is focused on Utah Tech, but he’s also excited for the Cougars’ Oct. 17 matchup with Notre Dame.
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Utah will stop automatically mailing ballots in 2029. Here’s how to make sure you receive one.
About 95% of Utah voters rely on the ballot automatically sent to them to vote. But if they don't opt in by 2029, those…
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Opinion: Our democracy is at stake. Stop waiting for a savior.
Opinion: Our democracy is at stake. Stop waiting for a savior.
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What Utah football’s Morgan Scalley is expecting in his first home game as head coach
What is Morgan Scalley expecting in his first game as Utah's head coach? "This is not a Morgan Scalley deal. This is a…
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Opinion: Mountains are coming undone
Opinion: The burning of fossil fuels is pulling down the world’s highest peaks.
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The aggravated murder case against the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk will move to trial
Tyler Robinson's defense team had asked a judge to strike an "aggravated factor" from murder charges, which would have…
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Letter: Communities deserve to know facts and impacts before major projects like the Stratos data center are approved
Letter: Communities deserve to know facts and impacts before major projects like the Stratos data center are approved
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Longtime campus food truck operators say the University of Utah ‘pushed us out.’ Here’s what we know.
A U. official said the campus overhaul is meant to offer “more consistent and better quality” food trucks. Longtime…
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University of Utah sends out mental health resources after two students die
Two University of Utah students died within the first week of classes under separate and tragic circumstances, the…
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After floods, Grand Canyon opens on a limited basis. What to know.
As the search for missing visitors continues in the Grand Canyon, the National Park has shut down hotels and much of…
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Five-year-old shot and killed in Sandy by another child, police say
A child shot and killed a 5-year-old at a home in Sandy, police said.
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Utah County gets its first West Nile virus patient — and it’s a more dangerous strain
Utah County health officials have reported the county's first human case of West Nile virus. It's a particularly…
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Utah football finds its first jersey patch sponsor — and it’s close to home
Here's what Utah football's jersey patch partner is expected to be, according to multiple sources:
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Death toll rises in Grand Canyon flood as search efforts continue
Officials announced a second death in the Grand Canyon and said that more than a dozen people remain unaccounted for…
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The remote Grand Canyon lodge hit by flash floods has a storied past
Phantom Ranch, the only lodge within the Grand Canyon, has drawn adventurers and dignitaries, including Theodore…
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Woman killed in police shooting in Nephi
A woman has died following an officer-involved shooting in Nephi early Sunday morning.
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Teenage girl arrested for mom’s fatal shooting in Kanarraville
A female juvenile suspect was arrested over the weekend after police say she shot and killed her mother in Kanarraville.
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Voices: There’s a missing piece in Utah’s literacy plan
“Before lawmakers require another training or another initiative, I hope they’ll ask themselves one question” writes…
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A former slave was lynched on Utah’s Capitol Hill. State leaders resisted a memorial, so Salt Lake City acted.
Utah's Capitol Preservation Board twice voted down a memorial for a Black man who was lynched at the Capitol. So Salt…
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Gordon Monson: The latest episode of the BYU soap opera has dropped. Don’t miss it.
BYU’s latest athletic department drama has NIL money, football, basketball and plenty of hard feelings. Welcome to…
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They’re not Flock, but SLC’s license plate readers pose civil rights challenges of their own, key group says
Salt Lake City's cameras might not be Flock, but one civil liberties group says the devices raise similar worries of…
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Are you a millennial homeowner or in the market? The Tribune wants to hear from you.
The Salt Lake Tribune wants to hear from Utahns — especially Millennials — about what made it possible for them to buy…
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University of Utah presidents can no longer unilaterally approve their spouse’s travel reimbursements
The change follows Tribune reporting that documented how much the U. spent on travel expenses for Janet Randall, the…
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Are book vendors intentionally selling pornographic content to public schools? Utah is spending $60K to find out.
Utah is launching a $60,000 effort to take a closer look at how books get onto public school library shelves, including…
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1 dead, 15 may be missing at Grand Canyon after flash flood
Fifteen people were unaccounted for at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona after a “significant flash flood” struck…
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Commentary: Hey, Brigham, LDS Utah is the ‘right place’ for Catholics, too, and has been for 250 years
Tribune guest columnist Michael Patrick O'Brien offers a look at the significant moments of Catholic history in…
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Letter: Of course cameras can help solve crimes. But that shouldn’t trump Utahns’ right to privacy.
Letter: “Nothing to hide” is not a sufficient answer. Privacy is not something citizens should have to earn by proving…
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Letter: Amid the Trump-manufactured craziness, you may have missed what’s brewing on the streets of D.C.
Letter: There are now nearly 5,000 National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. Did you know they’ve been deputized by the…
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A ‘racist’ image appears hundreds of times in downtown SLC. Replacing it would be expensive, city says.
A Utah historian traced the image's history back to the early 1920s.
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Opinion: What it took to dismantle the most powerful company in the world
Opinion: What it took to dismantle the most powerful company in the world
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This week from Bagley: Bears Ears, Trump’s poll numbers, Dolly Parton, data centers, Trump vs. Canada
This week's cartoons from The Salt Lake Tribune's Pat Bagley.
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Amid legal battle with Utah-based KÜHL, New York City’s Kule says it’s shutting down
For more than 20 years, Utah-based outdoorsy clothing brand KÜHL and New York-based Kule coexisted despite similar…
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Tribune editorial: Dolly Parton, smart enough to get rich, good enough to share it
“In an age when religion so often is used to divide people, and wealth to self-aggrandize, Dolly Parton personified a…
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