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Buzz of the Week: What should Gov. Cox focus on for the rest of his term?

‘We’re struggling a lot’: Rural Utah families stretch every dollar. A lawsuit alleges Dollar General overcharged them for years.

In Nephi, some families are limiting grocery trips, relying on food donations and watching every dollar as costs climb.

Alta will start fining parking no-shows this season. Here’s how much it could cost you.

The resort will now fine no-shows $100. The town, meanwhile, is quintupling the cost of a parking ticket.

When will the Charlie Kirk murder trial begin? A Utah judge has set the date.

Judge Tony Graf set aside 105 court days for Tyler Robinson’s death penalty trial, choosing a date earlier than his defense team sought.

Santa Shack still searching for home for Christmas season after relocation setbacks

The Santa Shack has been part of generations of family Christmas traditions.

Here’s what’s happening this week, Nov. 9-15, in southern Utah

As fall rolls along, here’s everything from entertainment to recreation across southern Utah.

Will Super El Niño bring the West much-needed snow? For Utah, the answer is complicated.

A super-charged weather system will likely bring lots of rain to the Southwest, but skiers in Utah and Colorado don’t have much certainty.

A Utah county is spending $5K to help it decide if it should ban data centers

Commissioners approved up to $5,000 to develop a ban and rules for smaller facilities before a temporary pause expires Jan. 3.

Can scientists make football safer? BYU players are testing it out.

Researchers are exploring novel ways to treat, even prevent, the brain disease C.T.E. One of the most surprising: near-infrared light.

As Democrats prepare to investigate Trump, some Utahns may be in the hot seat

A Trump donor pardoned for fraud and 18 Utahns pardoned after participating in the January 6 riots are among the possibilities.

Kearns neighborhood asks for public’s help after terrifying crash caught on camera

If you have any information about this incident, you are asked to contact the Unified Police Department.

This news organization dedicated solely to Salt Lake City’s west side is shutting down. Here’s why.

With “heavy hearts,” The West View announced its final issue will publish this month — decades after it first began serving west-side readers.

The blue wave crashed into a Utah county that hadn’t elected a Democrat to its council in 20 years

The head of the Democratic Party in Cache County shares how two candidates broke the all-Republican stronghold on the County Council.