Utah offers $5 million in grants to develop pro-human AI
Utah is launching a $5 million grant program to accelerate AI development in areas such as transportation, medical care and manufacturing.
Utah Democrat renews push for rivals to drop out of congressional race as he releases new poll
A new poll commissioned by Nate Blouin’s campaign shows he is the top challenger against former Rep. Ben McAdams.
Silver linings: All groan up — Grunting, sighing, muttering and groaning
Why do you groan more as you age? There’s more than just noise going on here.
Gen Z bought the hoodie. Boomers bought the house. Everyone’s angry
After Kevin O'Leary scolded young people for spending $28 on lunch and buying too many clothes, the internet responded with outrage, memes and a few uncomfortable truths.
Devin Tovey, 32, realizes a lifelong dream, wins prestigious Salt Lake City Amateur title
An eagle on the first sudden-death playoff hole gave SLC's Devin Tovey a victory over Kenny Palmer in the Salt Lake City Amateur on Sunday
Opinion: Is Trump emboldening Putin in Europe?
President Trump's drawdown of troops in Europe might encourage the Russian leader.
SEC whining hits BYU and Texas Tech while the rest of us roll our eyes
If whining were a scholarship sport, the SEC would have signed the whole conference by now — with full benefits, of course. The anthem we hear from these Southern teams…
3 men sentenced after planned robbery led to killing
Two men were sentenced in 3rd District Court on Wednesday for their roles in the robbery and killing of Alex Franco, and another was sentenced in juvenile court in December.
Feds approve new lines to bring power to Goblin Valley State Park
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a 15-kilovolt distribution line that it says will deliver electrical service to Utah's popular Goblin Valley State Park.
Historical stories of Northwestern Shoshone Latter-day Saints featured on new website
Roughly 1,600 individual profiles, 30 biographies and several in-depth essays explore a century of faith and courage among Native Americans in northern Utah
Opinion: Utah’s oil and gas bonding reform shows the value of practical progress — let’s keep going
We strongly support the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining’s proposed Bond Rule