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After setbacks in court, GOP lawmakers have the Utah judiciary in their crosshairs this year

By Robert Gehrke | Jan. 19, 2026, 1:00 p.m.

‘It breaks my heart’: Facing public pressure, SLC officials are adamant about backing immigrants and not cooperating with ICE

By Tony Semerad | Jan. 19, 2026, 1:00 p.m.

Transgender and reproductive rights again a target for Utah’s GOP lawmakers in 2026

By Emily Anderson Stern | Jan. 19, 2026, 3:23 p.m.

‘A wolf in sheep’s clothing’: Trump’s problems with Latinos go deeper than the economy

Martin Luther King’s son: ‘Justice demands endurance’

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(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) People gather at Pioneer Park, on Tuesday, Jan 13, 2026.

Utah’s response to homelessness changed a lot this year. Here’s what state leaders are planning now.

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(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Brent Lange, the board chair for the nonprofit Snowland Foundation Inc, removes the sign that reads ÒComing Soon!Ó as Snowland Recreation and Education Area opens its lone rope tow to the public in Fairview Canyon on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026.

Here’s what Snowland, Utah’s free ski area, was like on opening day

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Utah’s response to homelessness changed a lot this year. Here’s what state leaders are planning now.

‘We all have a part in this healing’ — Utah Pacific Islanders caring for one another after LDS church shooting

Step inside St. George’s new $51M downtown City Hall

Sports

As his NBA career explodes, Jazz guard Keyonte George is honored by his Texas high school

BYU men’s basketball is the hottest ticket in the Big 12 — and fans have been willing to pay the price

What one former NBA executive saw from AJ Dybantsa’s performance against the Utes

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(Fox 13 News) A helicopter crashed in the Uinta Mountains on Sunday, sending one person to the hospital in critical condition.

1 person critically injured after helicopter crash in Uintas

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(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Brent Lange, the board chair for the nonprofit Snowland Foundation Inc, removes the sign that reads ÒComing Soon!Ó as Snowland Recreation and Education Area opens its lone rope tow to the public in Fairview Canyon on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026.

Here’s what Snowland, Utah’s free ski area, was like on opening day

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) People gather at Pioneer Park, on Tuesday, Jan 13, 2026.

Utah’s response to homelessness changed a lot this year. Here’s what state leaders are planning now.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) A sign reads, "No I.C.E. Allowed" on the front door of a business in downtown Salt Lake City in December.

‘It breaks my heart’: Facing public pressure, SLC officials are adamant about backing immigrants and not cooperating with ICE

POLITICS

Utah GOP effort to allow gerrymandering inches toward the 2026 ballot

SLC mayor tells warehouse owner a rumored ICE detention facility would be unlawful without changes

13 Utah lawmakers won’t seek reelection in 2026 — but nearly every open seat is contested

Opinion

Voices: Weber State’s presidential search is an opportunity to correct and recommit to the First Amendment

Martin Luther King’s son: ‘Justice demands endurance’

Opinion: By raiding a reporter’s home, is the F.B.I. weaponizing national security?

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Religion

LDS Church’s move toward modern Bible translations likely to spark debate over some Latter-day Saint beliefs

Commentary: The new ‘Knives Out’ film blessedly avoids Hollywood’s typical treatment of Christians

Go-to priest, who ‘built the Catholic heart of Utah,’ dies after a life of service

Culture

Utah critics make their pick for the best movie of 2025 — a film that premiered in Park City

Utah professor looks to his personal passions — from video games to yo-yoing — to illuminate the downside of an increasingly gamified world

As Sundance’s Utah finale nears, filmmakers reflect on what made Park City special

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