How Shakespeare won the Wild West, from pioneers to gold miners to today
Where is the Utah Shakespeare Festival? Cedar City Shakespeare festival. Why is the Shakespeare festival in Ashland, Oregon? Who started the Utah Shakespeare Festival?
Are mortgage rates continuing to rise?
High mortgage rates blamed for drop in pending U.S. home sales. Mortgage rates 2026. Why are mortgage rates going up? Are home sales declining?
Mosquitoes might outsmart humans by liking DEET
Researchers used Pavlovian conditioning to see if repellent still works
How Lehi is building young readers — and affordable housing — during a national ‘learning recession’ moment
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox participates in ribbon-cutting at facility designed to help Lehi-area kids learn to love reading.
House moves forward on new railway safety measures: What you need to know
Committee advances railway safety legislation as part of proposed Railway Safety Act.
What Spencer Pratt and Zohran Mamdani do — and don’t — have in common
Before their bid for mayor, Pratt and Mamdani both tried their hand at becoming rap stars. They're also both millennials who are liked by President Donald Trump.
Religious liberty group steps in to protect teachers’ rights in vaccination dispute
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty filed an amicus brief supporting Missouri teachers who say a St. Louis school district unlawfully denied all religious COVID vaccine exemption requests while approving…
Opinion: What we can learn from the Miracle at Gapyeong
We must prepare the next generation to stand for correct principles under pressure.
Mitt Romney quotes former Latter-day Saint prophet in his advice to Harvard Business School graduates, points to ‘true measure of wealth’
In a Class Day speech at Harvard Business School, Mitt Romney told students to prioritize loved ones over career and find a purpose.
Just how far out are we from boarding electric planes? Might be closer than you think
As states are looking for answers to reducing emissions, electric aviation might be the answer
Utah audit finds handful of noncitizens registered to vote. What comes next?
Utah's lieutenant governor's office spent a year reviewing voter registration information in Utah. Here's what was found.