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A year after southern Utah’s Brian Head Fire, the aspens are bouncing back in a surprising way that could strengthen the forest

A year after southern Utah’s Brian Head Fire, the aspens are bouncing back in a surprising way that could strengthen the forest

By Brian Maffly • 1h ago

Utahns support the special counsel’s probe of Russia and Trump, but there’s a big partisan divide

Utahns support the special counsel’s probe of Russia and Trump, but there’s a big partisan divide

By Thomas Burr • 2h ago

Utah voter enthusiasm driven by Trump, Romney and marijuana, poll shows

Utah voter enthusiasm driven by Trump, Romney and marijuana, poll shows

By Benjamin Wood • 22h ago

The water around a Utah uranium mine is growing more polluted. What does it mean for the nearby town?

The water around a Utah uranium mine is growing more polluted. What does it mean for the nearby town?

By Emma Penrod | For The Salt Lake Tribune • 42m ago

Holly Richardson: Vote no to retain Judge Christine Johnson

Holly Richardson: Vote no to retain Judge Christine Johnson

By Holly Richardson • 1d ago

Real Salt Lake loses 3-0 to Portland, puts playoff spot in doubt

Real Salt Lake loses 3-0 to Portland, puts playoff spot in doubt

Real Salt Lake loses 3-0 to Portland, puts playoff spot in doubt

By Alex Vejar • 14h ago

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NFL roundup: Panthers rally from 17-point deficit in fourth quarter to beat Eagles

NFL roundup: Panthers rally from 17-point deficit in fourth quarter to beat Eagles

By The Associated Press • 10h ago

Real Salt Lake loses 3-0 to Portland, puts playoff spot in doubt

Real Salt Lake loses 3-0 to Portland, puts playoff spot in doubt

By Alex Vejar • 15h ago

In a league obsessed with talent, the Utah Jazz say their chemistry makes a real difference

In a league obsessed with talent, the Utah Jazz say their chemistry makes a real difference

By Eric Walden • 17h ago

Here’s why the Jazz and just about every other NBA team are suddenly scoring so many points

Here’s why the Jazz and just about every other NBA team are suddenly scoring so many points

By Andy Larsen • 17h ago

Utes in review: A trip to the Rose Bowl is in play for Utah, beyond this week’s game vs. UCLA

Utes in review: A trip to the Rose Bowl is in play for Utah, beyond this week’s game vs. UCLA

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By Kurt Kragthorpe • 21h ago

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Arts & Living

‘My own desert dialect’ — 3 Utah women write about wilderness and nature

‘My own desert dialect’ — 3 Utah women write about wilderness and nature

By Julie Hirschi | Special to The Tribune • 23h ago

Salt Lake City cook shares his Haitian culture through food and tries to undo the sinister stereotypes of the Voodoo religion

Salt Lake City cook shares his Haitian culture through food and tries to undo the sinister stereotypes of the Voodoo religion

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 2d ago

Tell the Tribune: How do you remember the New Yorker?

Tell the Tribune: How do you remember the New Yorker?

By The Salt Lake Tribune • 3d ago

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Saturday, Oct. 20

'Bagley Cartoon: Proposition 2'

Thursday, Oct. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: Campaign Cash Carpet Bombing'

Thursday, Oct. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: Married to the Mob'

Tuesday, Oct. 16

'Bagley Cartoon: Eat the Poor'

Monday, Oct. 15

'Bagley Cartoon: Trump’s BFFs'

Friday, Oct. 12

'Bagley Cartoon: First Ladies'

Thursday, Oct. 11

'Bagley Cartoon: The Face of the Supreme Court'

Sunday, Oct. 7

'Bagley Cartoon: General Conference Closed Captioning'

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Salt Lake City cook shares his Haitian culture through food and tries to undo the sinister stereotypes of the Voodoo religion

Salt Lake City cook shares his Haitian culture through food and tries to undo the sinister stereotypes of the Voodoo religion

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 2d ago

Salt Lake County’s last working cattle ranch holds a fall festival, including a big corn maze

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Salt Lake County’s last working cattle ranch holds a fall festival, including a big corn maze

By Leah Hogsten • 3d ago

Salt Lake City’s Caffe Molise and BTG Wine Bar have moved and are now open in the historic Eagle Building on 400 South

Salt Lake City’s Caffe Molise and BTG Wine Bar have moved and are now open in the historic Eagle Building on 400 South

By Brodi Ashton • 3d ago

Downtown Farmers Market ends Saturday with a Howl-o-ween costume contest for pets, pumpkin decorating for kids and fall vegetables for everyone

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Downtown Farmers Market ends Saturday with a Howl-o-ween costume contest for pets, pumpkin decorating for kids and fall vegetables for everyone

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 3d ago

From cupcakes to the Millennium Falcon, volunteers with Shriners in Salt Lake City turn kids’ wheelchairs into elaborate Halloween costumes

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From cupcakes to the Millennium Falcon, volunteers with Shriners in Salt Lake City turn kids’ wheelchairs into elaborate Halloween costumes

Francisco Kjolseth

By Francisco Kjolseth • 4d ago

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