Is protesting good for democracy?
From the Boston Tea Party to the Civil Rights Movement, protests have shaped America — for better or worse.
Fans crowd the streets of New York for Knicks’ parade
The Knicks celebrated their first NBA title in 50-plus years with a NYC parade, celebrities, and speeches from players and officials.
Updated: Case dismissed against former BYU football player after judge denies delay of July trial
Fifth District Court Judge Jay Winward dismissed a rape charge against Parker Kingston on Thursday after denying another request to delay the jury trial.
This Real Salt Lake star now has his own reality show
DeAndre Yedlin USMNT. DeAndre Yedlin World Cup. New sports reality series "Home Grown: Investing in Family" will follow DeAndre Yedlin and his family.
Where does Phil Steele project the Utes to finish in the Big 12?
With less than two months until fall camps open across the nation, college football preview season is in full swing.
Take a look inside the Obama Presidential Center, opening this weekend
The museum’s exhibits are revolutionary, but that’s not the only thing that makes it one of a kind.
Utah moves forward with $30 million Book Cliffs land transaction
SITLA voted to sell 50,000 acres in the Book Cliffs to the Division of Wildlife Resources for $30 million, shifting the land from revenue-focused management.
A parent’s guide to Trump Accounts
Millions of parents are set to benefit from Trump Accounts starting next month. Here’s what you should know about this new program
Utah awaits $2.4B rail expansion decision, but it’s not the only transit opportunity
Transit officials are optimistic that 15-minute commuter rail between Ogden and Provo could be available as early as 2030, but that depends on a federal grant it applied for.
Trump signs deal with Iran — but Republicans still have questions
The Trump administration is expected to brief Congress “very soon,” but some Republicans have already criticized what they know so far about the initial framework.
Brandon Sanderson’s fan convention is leaving Utah — at least temporarily
Dragonsteel Nexus, which brings thousands of fans to Salt Lake City each year, will have a new home until at least 2030