Is protesting good for democracy?
From the Boston Tea Party to the Civil Rights Movement, protests have shaped America — for better or worse.
Utah’s first state museum focuses on the people, not the industry
What artifacts does the Museum of Utah have to offer? How will visitors connect? Is it free? Plus, why Utah is the 48th state to open a state museum.
Richie Saunders just got drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies. Here’s how social media reacted
BYU fans were understandably excited about Saunders’ draft success. Here are some of the most notable reactions online.
New York surged left. Utah chose the center. What does it mean for Democrats?
The contrasting primary results have intensified debate over whether the party's future belongs to Democratic Socialists or pragmatic moderates.
Data center fallout upends Utah politics, ousting Senate president
Republican support for Kevin O'Leary's Box Elder County Stratos Project plummets into negative territory as Stuart Adams loses reelection.
Opinion: What ‘Toy Story 5’ got right — and wrong — about how screen time affects kids
As someone who has been sounding the alarm about kids and screen time for more than a decade, the theme of “Toy Story 5” certainly resonated.
Why did Mammoth players receive so many award votes this year? Here’s what voters said
Nick Schmaltz, Karel Vejmelka, Clayton Keller, Dylan Guenther, John Marino, Nate Schmidt, Lawson Crouse and André Tourigny received NHL Awards votes.
4-star Davis receiver Jaxton Itaaehau commits to Utah
Utah secured its biggest commitment of the 2027 class thus far late on Wednesday night as Davis wide receiver Jaxton Itaaehau announced his pledge.
BYU’s Keba Keita agrees to deal with Pacers after going undrafted
After going undrafted through Tuesday and Wednesday’s first and second rounds of the draft, the BYU big man has agreed to a deal with the Indiana Pacers.
Richie Saunders perfectly fits a Grizzlies franchise best known for its ‘grit and grind’ culture
The hustling BYU sharpshooter was drafted No. 32 overall by Memphis Wednesday night
Opinion: In a severe drought, Utah should suspend all private fireworks displays
The state is tinder-dry, and fire dangers are real.