America’s piggy banks are about to look a lot more silver
Common Sense Act. Penny production ends. U.S. Mint. Financial Services GOP. When will pennies stop being made?
Utah governor declares June ‘Fidelity Month’ as red states find conservative alternatives to Pride Month
Utah joined Arkansas in declaring June Fidelity Month. The initiative was started by conservative scholar Robert George. What did other red states do?
Trevor Williams is making headlines again for his faith
The Athletic is reporting that a Nationals executive has been fired because of a secret recording that discussed keeping pitcher Trevor Williams off social media
What are robo-dogs doing at the FIFA World Cup?
This year, some World Cup locations will feature robotic dogs assisting security.
How Catholics reacted to Pope Leo’s teachings on AI
Plus, destruction of Ukraine’s churches and contemplations on the meaning of rest
Controversial DOJ fund is ‘off the table,’ top Republicans say
Republican leaders in Congress told reporters it was their understanding the anti-weaponization fund is ‘off the table’ amid backlash
Former Salt Lake Bees, Los Angeles Angels player reportedly enrolls at SMU to play football — eight years after graduating high school
Former Salt Lake Bees and Los Angeles Angeles outfielder Jordyn Adams spent eight seasons in the minor leagues and MLB, but is deciding to go a different direction with his…
Utah’s closed fire season arrives as above-normal fire risk rises statewide
Utah's closed fire season began on Monday, as most of the state now faces above-normal fire potential.
Volaris launches Guadalajara service, becomes 3rd carrier with direct Utah-to-Mexico flights
Mexican carrier Volaris launched Salt Lake City-to-Guadalajara flights, becoming the third commercial airline to offer direct flights from Utah to Mexico.
Series recap: Bees and Express win three games each in Round Rock
The Bee’s five game winning streak comes to an end as they manage a series split with the Express
What we’re watching ahead of California primary, as well as other states
From a crowded governor’s race to the heated election for Los Angeles mayor, here’s everything you need to know ahead of Tuesday, June 2.