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Utah officials say elections here will be secure, but they’re not so sure about other states

Utah officials say elections here will be secure, but they’re not so sure about other states

By Lee Davidson • 9h ago

Utah’s rate of coronavirus cases continues to rise. State releases new school data.

Utah’s rate of coronavirus cases continues to rise. State releases new school data.

By Erin Alberty • 8h ago

Worldwide death toll from coronavirus eclipses 1 million

Worldwide death toll from coronavirus eclipses 1 million

By Adam Geller and Rishabh R. Jain | The Associated Press • 4h ago

Man who drew bow and arrow on Salt Lake City protesters pleads guilty

Man who drew bow and arrow on Salt Lake City protesters pleads guilty

By Jessica Miller • 7h ago

Commentary: General Conference would be a good time for the LDS Church to apologize to the Black community

Commentary: General Conference would be a good time for the LDS Church to apologize to the Black community

By Kristin Lowe | Religion News Service • 8h ago

Utah solicitor general apologizes, agrees to pay $3,750 for erroneous court filing

Utah solicitor general apologizes, agrees to pay $3,750 for erroneous court filing

By Bethany Rodgers • 9h ago

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News & Politics

Ethics experts see national security concern in Trump’s debt

Ethics experts see national security concern in Trump’s debt

By Aamer Madhani and Deb Riechmann | The Associated Press • 6h ago

Trump, Biden prepare to debate at time of mounting crises

Trump, Biden prepare to debate at time of mounting crises

By Jonathan Lemire and Jill Colvin | The Associated Press • 6h ago

Burgess Owens appears on a QAnon conspiracy theory-linked program

Burgess Owens appears on a QAnon conspiracy theory-linked program

By Bryan Schott • 12h ago

South Salt Lake police investigating ‘apparent homicide’

South Salt Lake police investigating ‘apparent homicide’

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 15h ago

Utah’s mail-in ballots are printed by private companies and some have had screw-ups

Utah’s mail-in ballots are printed by private companies and some have had screw-ups

By Zak Podmore • 20h ago

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Arts & Living

Joe Redburn, founder of two famous Salt Lake City gay bars, dies in homeless shelter at 82

Joe Redburn, founder of two famous Salt Lake City gay bars, dies in homeless shelter at 82

By Sean P. Means • 8h ago

Scott D. Pierce: Just about everybody has reason to hate ‘The Comey Rule’

Scott D. Pierce: Just about everybody has reason to hate ‘The Comey Rule’

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 1d ago

A struggling mom bakes a cake — and it launches her into a career and internet fame

A struggling mom bakes a cake — and it launches her into a career and internet fame

Larrisa Beth Turner

By Larrisa Beth Turner • 2d ago

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Bagley

Monday, Sep. 28

'Bagley Cartoon: Bad Faith'

Friday, Sep. 25

'Bagley Cartoon: Looking for Trouble'

Thursday, Sep. 24

'Bagley Cartoon: Utah Skills'

Wednesday, Sep. 23

'Bagley Cartoon: Vote!'

Tuesday, Sep. 22

'Bagley Cartoon: Notorious RBG'

Friday, Sep. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: His Story History'

Thursday, Sep. 17

'Bagley Cartoon: Spiking the Rona'

Wednesday, Sep. 16

'Bagley Cartoon: Revenge of the Dems'

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Ann Cannon Arts & Living

Robert Gehrke News

Marina Gomberg Lifestyle

Gordon Monson Sports

Holly Richardson Opinion

Video & Photography

Utah Royals, OL Reign honor Breonna Taylor, tie 2-2

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Utah Royals, OL Reign honor Breonna Taylor, tie 2-2

By Alex Vejar • 2d ago

‘It’s a challenge' — How the coronavirus is limiting temple worship for Utah Hindus

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‘It’s a challenge' — How the coronavirus is limiting temple worship for Utah Hindus

Peggy Fletcher Stack

By Peggy Fletcher Stack • 2d ago

Utah’s Jewish community celebrates High Holy Days virtually or distanced during pandemic

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Utah’s Jewish community celebrates High Holy Days virtually or distanced during pandemic

By The Salt Lake Tribune • September 18

Utahns can donate wood from trees felled by the windstorm to help Navajo elders

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Utahns can donate wood from trees felled by the windstorm to help Navajo elders

By Trent Nelson • September 16

Salt Lake City’s new $4.1 billion airport is now open, has a smooth takeoff

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Salt Lake City’s new $4.1 billion airport is now open, has a smooth takeoff

By Lee Davidson • September 15

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Decade in review How Utah changed since 2010

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Insulin's rising cost Drug price forces diabetics to go online to plead from stranger

BALLPARK BLIGHT Do Abandoned Buildings Contribute To Crime In This Salt Lake City Neighborhood?

THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE WOMEN Even before Lauren McCluskey's slaying, female students say they were mistreated by University of Utah police

MOSQUITOES IN THE NORTHWEST QUADRANT Small Insects Could Have a Big Impact on the State's Two Largest Economic Development Projectss

SMALL BUSINESSES MAKE IMPACT Some Salt Lake City businesses change processes to pollute less

CURBING AIR POLLUTION Homes are a big part of Salt Lake City’s air pollution problem. They also are the solution

GOING ALL ELECTRIC Tackling air pollution by cutting off natural gas in homes

FIGHTING FOR THE FIREFLIES A housing development threatens the rare bugs that live on this Utah woman’s farm

SUPPORT AFTER SUICIDES After losing two players, a high school lacrosse coach tries to help those struggling

Mark's Final Battle Upbeat Utah Vet Soldiers on Against an Unforgiving Enemy: Lou Gehrig's Disease