Top Latter-day Saint leader dedicates a Utah temple with a unique feature

Henry B. Eyring, first counselor of the faith's First Presidency, poses for a photo with executive director of the Temple ...

A popular St. George garden has a curious new resident. Hoo could it be?

A fluffy owl tumbled into a St. George cement mixer. With ‘toothbrushes and mascara wands,’ these Utah rescuers slowly ...

Opinion: A Democratic version of the Tea Party is emerging

Graham Platner, an oyster farmer and Marine Corps veteran who is running for the Democratic nomination for the Senate in ...

As wildfire risks rise, Forest Service shutters labs that study them

Forest Service research stations in 31 states are slated to close in the next few months. “This is not a serious effort at reorganization, it’s an attack on America’s public lands,” said Sen. Patty ...

This week from Bagley: Utah data center, the Supreme Court, rhetoric and violence, nuclear power, prediction markets

Tribune reporters are dedicated to shining a light on how Utah works, from daily reporting that empowers Utahns to make ...

Alan Osmond’s eight sons remember their father at celebration of his life

As we’re having literally a family reunion inside,” David Osmond said, “we’re reflecting on all the stories of an incredible ...

Voices: Utah’s outdated oil rules put taxpayers at risk. There’s a clear solution.

This approach is not about penalizing industry,” Steve Handy and Patrice Arent write in an op-ed. “It is about ensuring that ...

Arches sets record March visitation as park adjusts to seasonal demand

Year-over-year visitation growth varied widely, with roughly 15% increases at Zion and Bryce Canyon and more than 30% at Capitol Reef, while Canyonlands saw a more modest increase of less than 1%.