Letter to the Editor: How water usage is a necessary civic lesson for our kids
We live in a desert, and we have experienced drought in 22 of the past 25 years; living with droughts is our norm. Utah residents use an average of 167…
We live in a desert, and we have experienced drought in 22 of the past 25 years; living with droughts is our norm. Utah residents use an average of 167…
As we celebrate 250 years, it is important to celebrate the public lands that make Utah unique. The lands protect our watersheds, provide numerous recreational opportunities, allow various species to…
Our nation’s 250th year is upon us and that means a lot to me. I’m sure it means a lot to our Founding Fathers too, looking down from heaven and…
It’s that time of week again, when the grass gets long, and you groan at the thought of doing lawn care. The thing is, we don’t realize how harmful this…
Utahns are facing a hot, dry summer, and the warning signs are impossible to ignore. Six major wildfires are currently raging across the state; it was sad to read of…
Good economic development is crucial to every city and town. Several Utah jurisdictions are currently wrestling with whether to welcome new data centers to their communities. Involved decision-makers and community…
It is with heavy heart that I begin to comprehend the passing of a great friend and a great American: Karen Haight Huntsman. Read more Utah, feds expand fire restrictions…
When Phil Lyman ran for governor in 2024, I ran with him for lieutenant governor. As a Utah-born and raised mother of five, and a BYU-trained attorney, I want CD3…
Utah’s new Third Congressional District is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the country — from the red rock deserts of southern Utah and the canyons surrounding…
Imagine standing beneath a giant sequoia. These endangered ancient trees can live for more than 3,000 years and tower higher than the Statue of Liberty. For many Utahns, the sequoias…