The ‘Jeopardy!’ clue that brought down a 12-game champ
Adam Remsen "Jeopardy!" winning streak. Did Adam Remsen lose on "Jeopardy!"? Final Jeopardy clue last night. Adam Remsen loses on "Jeopardy!"
Savannah Guthrie renews plea for information on ‘Today’ show
Newly released details of a second ransom note, sent in February regarding the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, indicate she died days after abduction
Workers reinstall Salt Lake Temple’s legendary east doors as renovation reaches homestretch
Workers reinstalled the iconic east doors of the Salt Lake Temple, a signal that the yearslong renovation project is in its final months.
Does the Vesper Amphitheater follow Provo’s hillsides and canyons preservation guidelines?
Opponents of the proposed Vesper Amphitheater project claim the proposal violates the city's "Hillsides and Canyons Plan" but the project owners say it actually fulfills the city's goals.
Supreme Court rules along ideological lines in case involving religious rights in prison
The 6-3 decision that Damon Landor can't sue the prison guards who shaved his dreadlocks was along ideological lines.
Opinion: The civic virtue of everyday citizens
As Utah prepares to celebrate America250, the Founding Fathers provide lessons on the civic virtues we can develop in order to become good citizens.
‘The show must go on,’ 81-year-old rocker Rod Stewart says after pausing Utah show for oxygen
Following a few recent show cancellations, the ‘Maggie May’ singer performed in Utah last Friday. But it took a big toll
Series recap: Tacoma and Salt Lake settle for split to close PCL first half
Finishing off the first half of the season, Salt Lake splits series with Tacoma to finish fourth place in the PCL
8 stories around the World Cup
Nearly two weeks into the World Cup and the event is making headlines in more areas than just the pitch.
Group of states call for a moratorium on surrogacy
Italy and Chile called for a global moratorium on surrogacy, saying it constitutes exploitation, while Ireland, Canada and Mexico sharply disagreed.
Summer just started, and we already have 70 major wildfires in the U.S. What’s next?
Historically, the U.S. experiences an average of 68,707 wildfires each year, but 2026 is shaping up to surpass that.