2 people injured, evacuations ordered in Weber County fire

Homes and a library branch were evacuated.

Controversial Provo Canyon School is fighting to stay open

Utah officials revoked licenses for both of Provo Canyon School’s programs this month. The school is now appealing.

‘The Chosen’ reveals the first images of Jesus’ crucifixion, with some scenes shot in Utah

Season 6 of the popular TV series debuts on Nov. 15.

Bagley Cartoon: Potty Mouth

You think U.S. politics have never been worse? It has, says this Utah professor and podcaster.

“The challenges ahead of us are not any greater than challenges we have previously surmounted and overcome,” said UVU professor Greg Jackson.

Inside Provo’s exploding thrift-booth economy, where young women get help turning their closets into cash

“It’s a great way to reduce, reuse, recycle — and get money back,” said one reseller, who regularly sets up a booth at Indy Clover.

Utah received millions to transform rural health. Will it work?

Utah received nearly $200 million in year-one funding from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. But rural health advocates say clinics and hospitals are still at risk of closure.

Measles doctors on the front lines in Utah speak out

Hear from six pediatricians in measles hot spot Utah as the U.S. faces infection levels not seen in over three decades and prepares to lose its status as a country that eliminated the dangerous disease.

He became Utah’s ‘Mexican food guy.’ But first he was dropped off homeless in Pioneer Park.

Jorge Fierro, who the Downtown Alliance has honored as a “community catalyst,” grew Rico Brand into a business that’s worth millions.

Utah production is part of the never-ending life of ‘Les Misérables’

Concert versions and touring productions keep the spirit of 19th-century French revolutionaries alive.

SLC’s major affordable housing incentives have landed 2 completed projects, but City Hall remains positive

New approach in residential areas appears to be spurring hundreds of dwellings, but they’re taking a while to come on line.

Opinion: Trump’s tariff runaround defies the courts and common sense

The administration will keep trying to run around rulings against import fees.

Opinion: No wonder Elon Musk hates ‘The Odyssey’

The movie is a rebuke to his ideology, with its video game-derived visions of grandeur and conviction that algorithms can make art.

The progressive LDS leader who spent decades ‘defending something he didn’t believe in’

He pushed church leaders to drop the priesthood/temple ban, worked to elevate women’s voices and lamented unnecessary Latter-day Saint cultural traditions.

Utah Talons sweep Chicago Bandits to win second straight AUSL championship

Salt Lake City-based team retains its pro softball crown.

Letter: While our climate burns to ash: A Utahn’s summer family vacation in verse

Letter: I’ve loved Utah’s red rock country my whole life. I’ve become progressively more conservative about wilderness.

It was hailed as a ‘unicorn’ in Utah’s booming tech industry. Soon, all that will be left is a shell.

Domo, the American Fork software company, has agreed to sell its artificial intelligence and data business after racking up $900 million in losses.

Letter: Why are simple kindness, courtesy and respect so absent during these turbulent times?

This week from Bagley: Utah vs. DEI, the Iran war, cyclosporiasis, mysterious books, Trump’s corruption

Gordon Monson: Whatever, Schmev. Here’s a BYU football star unlike any other.

BYU cornerback Evan Johnson has a simple approach to football and life — cool, calm and chill.

Eli McCann: How our pleasant flight suddenly descended into an adventure aboard a vomit comet

“Our toddler looked us both in the eyes before proceeding to vomit everything we have ever fed him in his entire 21 months of mortal existence.”

Opinion: This is a terrible way to address the risk of A.I. Of course Trump loves it.

The president has had the government take shares in all sorts of corporations. This approach would be particularly bad for the A.I. industry.

Opinion: The quick-fix fantasies of the world’s strongmen

What we have today is three leaders — Trump, Netanyahu and Putin — all now trying to bomb their way out of a blind alley.

Now on the American road: Bulletproof cars

Drivers are paying for amenities once reserved for banks, law enforcement and the military.

Timpanogos: What to know about the smallest new school district created in the massive Alpine split

Alpine School District, the largest in the state, will divide into three next year. One new district? Timpanogos.

A chain that once topped a National Geographic list of best ice cream spots will open a new store in Utah. Here’s where.

Fans of flavors like Buckeye and Graham Central Station, rejoice.

A new fenced dog park for east-siders? Pickleball under the lights for west-siders? Here’s what could come to SLC.

Salt Lake City Council members are debating how to spend nearly $35 million on improvements across Utah’s capital.

It predates the LDS Church’s Salt Lake Temple and was Utah’s center of a religious movement. Now it has a new life.

The Salt Lake Tribune wrote in 1890 that the temple would be “an ornament to the city.”

Utah Royals score a season-high four goals in victory over North Carolina Courage

Royals move into third place in the NWSL with their second straight win.