Cafe Rio launches its ‘most Utah product yet’
The Mexican restaurant chain originated in Utah and is celebrating its Utah roots with a handheld Utah Burrito
Both parties want a solution to the Iran war. Nobody seems to know how to end it
Republicans and Democrats alike want to bring an end to the conflict, but finding a path to do so is easier said than done.
Lebanon’s president meets with Trump as fighting between Hezbollah, Israel continues
President Aoun seeks to end conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon after signing historic agreement.
Much of the world is dealing with relentless heat, but Antarctica just recorded the world’s lowest temperature in over a decade
On July 18, Concordia Station in Antarctica hit minus 119 degrees. It's the lowest temperature recorded on Earth since 2012.
Trump slaps new tariffs on slew of Canadian goods, including hockey sticks
What is a tariff? Why did Trump impose new tariffs on Canada? What Canadian goods will Trump's new tariff impact? What is the tariff on Canada?
Opinion: The other tax that Utah taxpayers should look out for
While you are analyzing the property tax valuation, be sure to also check your city’s utility bill
‘It’s official’: Darline Graham Nordone announces Senate candidacy
Nordone raised her hand to filled the Senate seat of the brother who raised her — but getting her name on the November ballot won’t be easy
Second White House correspondents’ dinner to honor Secret Service, hotel staff after shooting in April
The dinner was interrupted and canceled in April after a gunman breached security looking to assassinate President Trump and Cabinet officials.
Catholic nuns file lawsuit arguing medical aid in dying law threatens religious freedom
Catholic healthcare ministries fear New York's assisted dying law exposes them to legal risk even though they're not required to participate, arguing it doesn't clearly protect them from being forced…
Hundreds protest reductions to 2 Utah monuments
Hundreds stood outside of the Utah Governor's Mansion to sound their frustration about last week's reduction of Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears national monuments.
Opinion: The Utah we love is changing — but we can still protect it
With triple-digit temperatures and smoke in the air, it’s getting hard to enjoy Utah’s natural landscape.