Vote Super El Niño: The campaign to bring snow to Utah
What is Super El Niño? What does Super El Niño mean for Utah ski resorts? Ski Utah mounting Super El Niño campaign? When will it snow in Utah?
There will soon be fewer ‘college-age’ Utahns — so what can local colleges do to protect enrollments?
Report offers hints on actions Utah’s higher education institutions must take to weather expected statewide dip in 18- to 24-year-olds
Polls: Do Utah voters differ from the rest of the nation in their support of the Iran War?
New polls reveal a majority — both in the state and nationally — are uneasy about the ongoing war — while showing broad disparities among partisan lines.
36 years, 1 mission: A Utah general’s journey from howitzer crewman to brigade commander
From a barracks in Ramadi to a ceremony in Draper, Brig. Gen. Fuellenbach's career spanned every level of the Utah National Guard.
Utahns speak their minds on AI policy: ‘Learn from experts, not from lobbyists’
Residents at the Utah Solutions Forum spoke out about AI and data center legislation. Now, they’ll wait to see what the state does about it
George W. Bush left Ken Paxton out of Senate Republican fundraiser. Here’s what GOP fundraisers think
A GOP split among donors could decide the Texas Senate race. Paxton trails Democratic nominee James Talarico in most polls.
This man believes he has a solution to the high cost of skiing
How much does it cost to go skiing in Utah? How much do lift tickets cost at Utah ski resorts? Why are skiing and snowboarding so expensive?
‘Great for our water supply’: BYU study examines how rock glaciers fit into Utah’s water puzzle
Researchers at Brigham Young University are studying rock glaciers, or underground frozen water reserves hidden high in mountain ranges across Utah and the Mountain West.
Utah becomes first state to adopt Trump administration’s faith-based recovery model
Kathryn Burgum came to Utah for an executive order that aligns the state with President Donald Trump’s focus on faith for addiction recovery programs.
A national education survey ranks Utah dead last — and that’s a good thing
The Beehive State eases college debt challenges by offering affordable tuition, financial literacy instruction