President Camille N. Johnson to lead Utah’s largest Pioneer Day parade
Utah Pioneer Day celebrations. Days of ’47 Parade grand marshal. President Camille N. Johnson. Relief Society. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Utah’s closed fire season arrives as above-normal fire risk rises statewide
Utah's closed fire season began on Monday, as most of the state now faces above-normal fire potential.
Volaris launches Guadalajara service, becomes 3rd carrier with direct Utah-to-Mexico flights
Mexican carrier Volaris launched Salt Lake City-to-Guadalajara flights, becoming the third commercial airline to offer direct flights from Utah to Mexico.
Series recap: Bees and Express win three games each in Round Rock
The Bee’s five game winning streak comes to an end as they manage a series split with the Express
What we’re watching ahead of California primary, as well as other states
From a crowded governor’s race to the heated election for Los Angeles mayor, here’s everything you need to know ahead of Tuesday, June 2.
Opinion: The Declaration of Independence — choosing natural rights and human equality
The declaration made fighting for human equality and the natural rights of all the foundation of American patriotism.
Utah congressional candidates call for congressional constraints on Trump in Iran
Utah 3rd Congressional District candidates said Congress must approve the Trump administration's military action in Iran. Here's where they disagreed.
Opinion: Celebrating Jewish life amid chaos and contention
New York City’s Israel Day Parade on Sunday was full of energy, confidence and joy.
NCAA golf: How did BYU freshman Kihei Akina fare in his quest for the individual title at nationals?
BYU's Kihei Akina finishes 2026 NCAA Men's Golf Championships in a tie for 8th place after shooting a 2-under 70 on Monday.
Utah 2nd District candidates Blake Moore and Karianne Lisonbee clash in primary debate
Blake Moore and Karianne Lisonbee sparred over the Box Elder data center, Utah's redistricting battle and how to address the federal debt during Monday's debate.
YouTubers were supposed to replace theaters. Now, they are filling them
"Backrooms" and "Obsession," two horror films from filmmakers who got started on YouTube, attracted hordes of young audiences to theaters.