Trump DOJ sues Utah over state law that allows in-state college tuition for some undocumented students

Utah becomes the 25th entity to face such a suit. Courts in six states have struck down the tuition benefits for Dreamers.

Salmonella outbreak sickened 22 in Utah and nearby states is linked to broccoli sprouts from Idaho

The cases were reported in four states, and led to two hospitalizations. No deaths have been reported.

‘Politics worthy of our country’: Cox declares Charlie Kirk Day a year after the activist’s death

The Turning Point USA founder reminds “us that robust public discourse is essential to a healthy democracy,” the Utah governor wrote.

After Sharon McMahon’s speech was canceled, why can Turning Point hold a Charlie Kirk memorial at UVU?

UVU says the event isn’t affiliated with the university, but outside groups can rent the facility regardless of their political affiliations.

Voices: Being challenged at The Other Side Academy wasn’t always comfortable, but it saved my life

I was yelled at. I was told harsh truths. That is exactly what I needed.

Opinion: The truth about brain rot: It’s a cry for help

Maybe consuming meaningless content is the only way to be free online.

Moab-Arches shuttle officially launches as agencies begin measuring its impact

During the six-month pilot, officials will track ridership, visitor travel and parking conditions to assess whether the service offsets vehicle trips and eases parking congestion.

LDS Church’s BYU has new requirements for religion classes. Here’s how they will affect students.

“I was hoping when I came to BYU,” says a student, “that I would get more of an in-depth religious education.”

A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, can faith hold Turning Point together?

“All of you in this room are those people who I am so proud to have in my army as I go through this battle against Satan,” Erika Kirk told student Turning Point leaders.

How Trump unleashed an existential fight in Utah over America’s dinosaurs

Trump resurfaced a decades-long dispute over how to protect some of the country’s crown jewels.

Letter: Trump-directed removal of a sculpture from the Kennedy Center echoes Nazi targeting of art

Letter: Raising the minimum wage would improve the quality of life of all Utahns

Gordon Monson: Utah’s Eric Weddle to be honored with fondness now and with wonder later

Nearly 25 years after Utah gave him a chance, Weddle will have his name added to the Ring of Honor at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

How Utah is helping to build the next-generation B-21 stealth bomber

Northrop Grumman’s new facility will support building the nuclear-capable, long-range aircraft — and U.S. readiness for ongoing and future wars, officials said.

Latest from Mormon Land: Is Heavenly Mother key to getting more converts?

Also: Church tells members to conserve water, gives more money to a U.N. agency, marks 125 years in Japan.

After Charlie Kirk’s killing, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox had to address the world. He called a Democrat for help.

In his new book, “Off Ramp: How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt,” Cox reveals how his “Disagree Better” campaign began, where he’s scored a win and where he’s missed the mark.

Letter: Let’s choose leaders who will defend our democracy and build a country that works for all of us

Charlie Kirk was assassinated while answering this Utah student’s question. A year later, the threats and theories haven’t stopped.

“I don’t think people understand how bad it’s gotten,” said Hunter Kozak.

A year after Charlie Kirk’s killing, Tyler Robinson’s defense has cost taxpayers $1.6 million — so far

Utah County received help from state lawmakers to cover Tyler Robinson’s defense. But his trial will bring another wave of expenses.

Opinion: Let’s celebrate the trailblazing women who can inspire us today

The accomplishments of Georgie White, Anne LaBastille and Dolores LaChapelle deserve to be better known.

Trump’s DOJ is investigating Utah’s election chief for refusing to hand over voter data, it says in letter

The disclosure comes weeks before Election Day, and as it sues Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson for the state’s unredacted voter rolls.

‘Mormon Land’: LDS service missionaries told they can help immigrants but not with their legal status

Couple talk about the challenges they faced — everything from immigration, mental health and homelessness to helping a toothless member get dentures.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox goes toe to toe — civilly — with Jon Stewart on ‘The Daily Show’

Host presses the Republican governor on his new book, political divisions, Mike Lee’s social posts, Pride Month and more.

Bagley Cartoon: Flyover

Most Utahns want Trump’s cuts to Bears Ears, Grand Staircase reversed, survey finds

A new survey of Utah voters found most respondents support national monuments and believe Native American tribes should have a strong role in public land management.

Country superstar Garth Brooks is returning to Utah. Here’s how to get tickets.

The guy with “Friends in Low Places” is planning two Salt Lake City shows in October.

Letter: It’s time to up the ante on Trump’s renaming game

After first refusing to sit out abortion case, a Utah Supreme Court justice has a change of heart

Planned Parenthood had sought to have Justice John Nielsen disqualified from its challenge to Legislature’s new judicial panels.

Will Utah’s hot, dry year dull its fall colors?

The fall foliage faces a complicated forecast

Buzz of the Week: What’s your biggest housing concern in Salt Lake right now?