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Kragthorpe: He’s not quite Donovan Mitchell, but Kevin Huerter would help the Jazz

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 25m ago

Trump says he’ll be ‘signing something’ to keep families together

By Jill Colvin and Colleen Long | The Associated Press • 7m ago

Police say a security guard shot and killed an alleged trespasser outside Utah government offices

By Scott D. Pierce • 1h ago

Rescues are up 68 percent in Utah’s national parks — and men in their 20s are the ones most likely to need help

By Nate Carlisle • 4h ago

Because VW tried to dodge pollution laws, Utah will get $35M to spend on low-emission vehicles

By Brian Maffly • 4h ago

The power is on at Smith’s Ballpark, as the Bees keep blasting home runs

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 59m ago

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Trump says he’ll be ‘signing something’ to keep families together

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Kragthorpe: He’s not quite Donovan Mitchell, but Kevin Huerter would help the Jazz

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 1h ago

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The power is on at Smith’s Ballpark, as the Bees keep blasting home runs

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 1h ago

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Police say a security guard shot and killed an alleged trespasser outside Utah government offices

By Scott D. Pierce • 3h ago

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Political Cornflakes: Democratic congressional candidates distancing themselves from Pelosi

By The Tribune Political Team • 3h ago

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Idaho parents sue federal government after cyanide trap injured their teen son, poisoned family dog

By Keith Ridler | The Associated Press • 3h ago

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Kragthorpe: He’s not quite Donovan Mitchell, but Kevin Huerter would help the Jazz

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 1h ago

The power is on at Smith’s Ballpark, as the Bees keep blasting home runs

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 1h ago

One year after getting Donovan Mitchell in a draft night trade, the Jazz try to strike gold again

By Tony Jones • 20h ago

Monson: Jazz management is brawling over what to do and who to take in the NBA draft

By Gordon Monson • 1d ago

American Fork’s Isaac Johnson is among nation’s top basketball recruits. And he’s only a junior.

By Aaron Falk • 20h ago

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Mitt Romney on the investigation into the Trump campaign: ‘No one is above the law’

By Benjamin Wood • 19h ago

‘I cannot believe this is how it ends for me’: A Utah woman describes how a normal jog became a fight for her life

By Jessica Miller • 19h ago

Sen. Orrin Hatch and 12 other Senate Republicans pressure the Trump administration to end family separations at the border

By Thomas Burr • 1d ago

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Leonard Pitts: Immigrant children are real children

By Leonard Pitts | The Miami Herald • 4h ago

Kirby: At graduation ceremonies, how much flair is fair?

By Robert Kirby • 4h ago

Ending this border disaster will take more than a letter. Even one from Orrin Hatch.

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Mormon, Catholic and other Utah churches call for an end to ‘insensitive,’ ‘immoral,’ ‘cruel’ family separations at the border

By Peggy Fletcher Stack • 1d ago

LDS Church creating new hymnbooks for Mormon adults children around the world, so national anthems won’t be included

By David Noyce , peggy fletcher stack • 2d ago

This week in Mormon Land: LDS comic wins laughs, activist wins applause, prophet’s wife returns home, Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds speaks of his fragile faith

By David Noyce • 6d ago

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5 things you didn’t know about Mr. Rogers, revealed in uplifting documentary ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’

By Sean P. Means • 1d ago

A meat slicer ‘caked with debris’ and ‘no hot water’ force closure of Vietnamese restaurant in West Jordan

By Kathy Stephenson • 1d ago

Fairies alight at Gardner Village, reflecting a national obsession with the magical creatures

By Peggy Fletcher Stack • 3d ago

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Tuesday, Jun. 19 'Bagley Cartoon: Caught!'

Monday, Jun. 18 'Bagley Cartoon: A Mother’s Grief'

Friday, Jun. 15 'Bagley Cartoon: Freedom Festival Follies'

Thursday, Jun. 14 'Bagley Cartoon: Our Foxy Friends'

Tuesday, Jun. 12 'Bagley Cartoon: Check Back Later'

Monday, Jun. 11 'Bagley Cartoon: Seat of Power'

Thursday, Jun. 7 'Bagley Cartoon: Undoing Obama’s Legacy'

Wednesday, Jun. 6 'Bagley Cartoon: EPA’s Scott Pruitt and Free Stuff'

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University of Utah names first batch of presidential chairs, thanks to Huntsman Sr.’s ‘last donation’

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Creators dust off their skills at annual Chalk Art Festival

By Rachel Molenda • 3d ago

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At Salt Lake City’s ‘Hall of Breakfast,’ you can climb on a giant fried egg or swing on a pink doughnut with sprinkles. But you can’t order an omelette or French toast.

By Kathy Stephenson • June 12

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‘Yeah! It’s market season!’: Salt Lake City’s Downtown Farmers Market is open for summer

By Kathy Stephenson • June 9

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The HandleBar is a new Salt Lake City ‘biker’ bar geared toward cyclists and any other thirsty patrons

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Officer in Distress Haunted by the deaths of friends in uniform, a detective collapses under grief and guilt

What Jazz games mean to Jerry Sloan The legendary coach Jerry Sloan is enjoying the team’s playoff run, but dementia is taking a toll

'I couldn't touch the piano' USU music students describe a culture of sexism and discrimination

Making up grades While the principal made thousands marketing his school, state funds were used to buy treats and video games

Finding a new voice A Utah speech clinic helps transgender clients sound the way they want.

$33 million backlog Utah spent a decade on a pipeline application it never finished. The feds approved it anyway.

The life of Death The ‘otherworldly’ Cinamon Hadley — ballerina, goth queen and comic book character — left a mark on Utah

Warrants approved in just minutes Are Utah judges really reading them before signing off?

Utahn of the year Orrin Hatch's role in the shrinking of Bears Ears and the passage of a tax bill made him big news.

Pando in peril This aspen grove is the most massive living thing known on Earth. It may die soon.

Lonnie Moseley's incredible journey Shot down over WWII France, he evaded Nazis with help from a French family

For the love of the game Meet the people who toil for long hours behind the sporting scenes