Ancestral toils still benefitting Utahns, ranked one of most ‘independent’ states
Idaho, Utah top the list of most self-sufficient states in the country, an ode to their historic roots
Idaho, Utah top the list of most self-sufficient states in the country, an ode to their historic roots
As a city council member, one of my responsibilities is helping create a community where families and children can thrive. That’s why I want to…
A 29-bed facility for women recovering from severe mental illness is now open, with state, county and philanthropic help, and a little luck in the…
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North Summit, Duchesne and Millard headline a competitive region as every team returns key contributors entering 2026 season
Idaho, Utah top the list of most self-sufficient states in the country, an ode to…
The U.S. Treasury Department has prepared a design for a $250 bill featuring an image of Trump, but it is up to Congress whether the bill is printed.
This date in history: For Jazz fans, it doesn’t get any better than the 1997 "Shot" against Houston. We remember. Do you? Read more. Today in history.
High school track and field: Final Top performances of 2026
A long-stalled nuclear project in Green River, Utah, has been revived through a new partnership and a shift to small modular reactors.
Beginning the NCAA Men's Golf Championships a day ahead of everyone else to avoid playing on Sunday, BYU opened with a 1-under 287 Thursday
Freshman edges New Mexico’s Pamela Kosgei by less than a second at John McDonnell Field in Fayetteville, Arkansas
A country that cannot argue with itself is a country that has stopped governing itself.
The discussion around Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper usually focuses on his on-the-field play, but this week, he went viral for a very different reason. Read more What Blake Moore…
Rep. Blake Moore, local media flew F-35 simulator as congressman, others touted ongoing investments in Beehive State.
Postal workers say mail-in ballots promote democracy. Leaders say they undermine it. What's next for American voters?