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Protesters exchange tense words with counterprotesters in Cottonwood Heights, but officers don’t get involved

Protesters exchange tense words with counterprotesters in Cottonwood Heights, but officers don’t get involved

By Jessica Miller , bethany rodgers • 26m ago

Big 12 passes on BYU, will go with plus-one, 10-game football season

Big 12 passes on BYU, will go with plus-one, 10-game football season

By Norma Gonzalez • 4h ago

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announces police reforms, including stricter rules on body cams and de-escalation efforts

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announces police reforms, including stricter rules on body cams and de-escalation efforts

By Leia Larsen • 33m ago

Utah reports 354 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths, as testing demand remains low

Utah reports 354 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths, as testing demand remains low

By Erin Alberty , sean p. means • 5h ago

Three Wyoming sightseeing balloons crash, as many as 20 injured

Three Wyoming sightseeing balloons crash, as many as 20 injured

By The Associated Press • 2h ago

New Mountain View Corridor section hits halfway point, causes closures on S.R. 201

New Mountain View Corridor section hits halfway point, causes closures on S.R. 201

By Lee Davidson • 7h ago

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Parents struggle as school reopen despite coronavirus surge

Parents struggle as school reopen despite coronavirus surge

By Jeff Amy and Denise Lavoie | The Associated Press • 4h ago

Smile more? Some critics see sexism in debate over Biden VP

Smile more? Some critics see sexism in debate over Biden VP

By Sara Burnett and Alexandra Jaffe | The Associated Press • 3h ago

Rep. Chris Stewart says a divided America creates danger of ‘national suicide'

Rep. Chris Stewart says a divided America creates danger of ‘national suicide'

By Lee Davidson • 11h ago

How 75,000 Utah families can get a one-time payment to help feed their children

How 75,000 Utah families can get a one-time payment to help feed their children

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 13h ago

Data shows inconsistent closures at Utah child care facilities with COVID-19 outbreaks

Data shows inconsistent closures at Utah child care facilities with COVID-19 outbreaks

By Taylor Stevens , bethany rodgers • 16h ago

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Arts & Living

Sundance Film Festival looking to trim to seven days for 2021, because of COVID-19

Sundance Film Festival looking to trim to seven days for 2021, because of COVID-19

By Sean P. Means • 12h ago

Scott D. Pierce: Making a doc about Trump is nerve-wracking. And KUTV hires a sort-of-new anchorwoman.

Scott D. Pierce: Making a doc about Trump is nerve-wracking. And KUTV hires a sort-of-new anchorwoman.

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 1d ago

Elizabeth Smart interviews a kidnapping survivor whose story is a lot like her own. It airs Sunday on Lifetime.

Elizabeth Smart interviews a kidnapping survivor whose story is a lot like her own. It airs Sunday on Lifetime.

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 1d ago

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Friday, Jul. 31

'Bagley Cartoon: Business Docs'

Thursday, Jul. 30

'Bagley Cartoon: John Lewis'

Wednesday, Jul. 29

'Bagley Cartoon: Making Moscow Great Again'

Tuesday, Jul. 28

'Bagley Cartoon: Low Barr'

Monday, Jul. 27

'Bagley Cartoon: Didn’t See That Coming'

Friday, Jul. 24

'Bagley Cartoon: Storm Trumpers'

Thursday, Jul. 23

'Bagley Cartoon: What Women Don’t Want'

Wednesday, Jul. 22

'Bagley Cartoon: Antifa Super Soldier'

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Gordon Monson Sports

Holly Richardson Opinion

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Navajo Nation residents hope federal act, aid will finally bring big water projects

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Navajo Nation residents hope federal act, aid will finally bring big water projects

By Zak Podmore • July 27

In remote corner of San Juan County, Navajo Nation homes have running water for first time thanks to nonprofit DigDeep

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In remote corner of San Juan County, Navajo Nation homes have running water for first time thanks to nonprofit DigDeep

By Zak Podmore • July 26

Pioneer Day festivities held at the American West Heritage Center

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Pioneer Day festivities held at the American West Heritage Center

By The Salt Lake Tribune • July 25

For many on the Navajo Nation, getting water requires travel, a wait in long lines and lots of patience

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For many on the Navajo Nation, getting water requires travel, a wait in long lines and lots of patience

By Zak Podmore • July 25

More than 150 teachers rally at the Utah Capitol, saying the state hasn’t done enough to keep them safe

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More than 150 teachers rally at the Utah Capitol, saying the state hasn’t done enough to keep them safe

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By Courtney Tanner , libby seline • July 23

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Decade in review How Utah changed since 2010

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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