Today in history: Bold move by officials on Aug. 24, 2006, created astronomical protest. The planet was discovered in 1930 by a student at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Read…
Today in history: On Aug. 22, 1851, the international yachting competition began off the coast of England. It was once a popular event. Why has it faded from view? This…
Today in history: Farm labor leader Cesar Chavez organized California field workers against lettuce growers. The strike began on Aug. 23, 1970, and last until mid-1971. Read more about Cesar…
Joey Wood miraculously survived the bike wreck; now he’s living life to the fullest, including buying the gym that helped save his life.
Utah's reservoir system is nearing 50% capacity faster than its median average, but Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said that might be a "win" all things considered.
Capitol Christmas tree. Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests in Idaho. Grand fir.
On Aug. 20, the ‘Big Blowup’ near Wallace, Idaho, overwhelmed the town and its fire crew
On Aug. 19, 1960, Moscow courts delivered verdict in this Cold War saga involving U-2 spy plane
Two Salt Lake City parks are closing this month for upgrades, as the city dives deeper into its parks bond and other funding programs for improvements.
Today in history: On Aug. 18, women's suffrage becomes law of the land. Many women in Utah and the West helped lay the groundwork. This date in history.