‘Straight out of the authoritarian playbook’: How the Trump admin may erase history, science at Utah’s national parks

From climate change to Indigenous history, dozens of exhibits at Utah’s national parks have been flagged for possible removal ...

Trump has opened public land to coal mining. Not many are interested.

The Trump administration’s attempt to revive a declining coal industry is running into yet another problem: Few want to mine for coal.
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Utah responds to Florida player’s Rice-Eccles Stadium insult in viral post

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Here is the timeline for Utah Jazz star Keyonte George’s injury

Utah Jazz guard Keyonte George (3) grabs his knee during the game against the Golden State Warriors on March 9. George injured his hamstrin ...
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A Utah Mammoth fan taunted NHL star Connor Bedard — and paid the price

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Gordon Monson: Is there more to Morgan Scalley’s $2 million gift to Utah football than just generosity?

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Daynes Music Co. is closing, leaving a grand piano-sized hole in Utah’s music scene

Utah’s longtime Steinway dealer and a hub for pianists across the state — is closing its doors. The family business helped shape Utah’s music scene.

More than 3 decades later, Salt Lake City police announce suspect in 35-year-old woman’s mysterious killing

Prosecutors say DNA samples helped crack the cold case first reported around the time of the 1993 NBA All-Star Game.

Here’s what Utah lawmakers did — and didn’t — pass this year to address the housing crisis

The Legislature approved measures to help developers build more houses. But some tenant-friendly bills didn’t make the cut.

Here’s which 3 Utah cities now rank among the nation’s worst for pollen allergies

It’s a major shift from 2025, when the same cities ranked among the least challenging places to live with allergies.

Salt Lake City’s downtown will house this university’s new headquarters. Here’s what we know.

The university is building on the downtown block currently home to the Sheraton hotel, which will close April 30.
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Tribune editorial: For legislation, a better process makes for better choices

Some of the best decisions lawmakers made this year came when they stopped, listened, considered and killed or ignored proposed legislation that was based on bad ideas or incorrect information,” ...