‘One hurts, everybody hurts’
In the aftermath of the stabbing of a Muslim man, the community mourned together and refused to respond with hate.
Trump fires remaining members of election commission in latest change up of federal officials
It comes just months before midterms and follows a Supreme Court ruling that expands the president’s power to oust federal officials
Trump declares ceasefire in Iran to be over as talks continue
Trump declared the ceasefire to be over “in no uncertain terms” after days of retaliatory strikes from both sides.
Landmark housing bill poised to become law — without Trump’s signature
President Trump said he wouldn’t sign the bipartisan housing reform package, which would still go into effect without his signature so long as he doesn’t formally veto.
Opinion: The Supreme Court and the Federal Reserve
History provides confirmation of the importance of the political independence of the Federal Reserve.
A first look at the Utah fire that burned 150 homes and a ski resort
Cottonwood Fire. Beaver County fire. What is the biggest fire in the nation right now? How many acres has the Cottonwood Fire burned?
Stars come out to watch Darryn Peterson vs. AJ Dybantsa
Though the game was not what everyone was hoping for, some of the NBA’s biggest stars were in attendance.
AJ Dybantsa enjoys strong NBA Summer League debut, bests Darryn Peterson
AJ Dybantsa’s first appearance in a Washington Wizards uniform did not disappoint. Read more Collegiate golfers dominate Utah Men’s State Amateur quarterfinals The No. 1 overall draft selection and BYU…
Collegiate golfers dominate Utah Men’s State Amateur quarterfinals
Defending champion Bowen Mauss leads the way after Thursday’s competition
Secretary of State Rubio planning meeting with foreign leaders to discuss antifa, counterterrorism
The State Department will host foreign leaders next week in Washington, D.C., to discuss a ‘resurgence in far-left terrorism’
Why will Utahns be showing up to work Oct. 2 in jammies — and with a favorite book?
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and first lady Abby Cox are asking businesses to allow employees an hour or two on Oct. 2 to crack open a favorite book.