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House committee holds ‘Lauren’s Law’ — named for slain University of Utah student — after pushback from gun groups

House committee holds ‘Lauren’s Law’ — named for slain University of Utah student — after pushback from gun groups

By Bethany Rodgers • 49m ago

Prop 3 was more popular with Utah voters than 9 of the Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal and replace it

Prop 3 was more popular with Utah voters than 9 of the Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal and replace it

By Benjamin Wood • 6h ago

Pair hiking in Utah wilderness with no cell service gets caught in quicksand. The rescue took nearly 10 hours.

Pair hiking in Utah wilderness with no cell service gets caught in quicksand. The rescue took nearly 10 hours.

By Kayla Epstein | The Washington Post • 2h ago

The school is one of the most diverse in Utah. Now, it could face closure.

The school is one of the most diverse in Utah. Now, it could face closure.

By Courtney Tanner • 47m ago

‘We’ve got to get that kid:’ Corner Canyon’s 5-star Kemery Martin is a breakthrough recruit for Utah, playing in this week’s 5A state tournament.

‘We’ve got to get that kid:’ Corner Canyon’s 5-star Kemery Martin is a breakthrough recruit for Utah, playing in this week’s 5A state tournament.

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 2h ago

There are states less sinful than Utah? A new survey finds there are 7.

There are states less sinful than Utah? A new survey finds there are 7.

By Scott D. Pierce • 2h ago

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Weekly Run newsletter: Utah Jazz have ‘the most baller place to watch an NBA game,’ according to GQ

Weekly Run newsletter: Utah Jazz have ‘the most baller place to watch an NBA game,’ according to GQ

By Eric Walden • 1h ago

‘We’ve got to get that kid:’ Corner Canyon’s 5-star Kemery Martin is a breakthrough recruit for Utah, playing in this week’s 5A state tournament.

‘We’ve got to get that kid:’ Corner Canyon’s 5-star Kemery Martin is a breakthrough recruit for Utah, playing in this week’s 5A state tournament.

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By Kurt Kragthorpe • 2h ago

Why is Kyle Whittingham so much more popular than Larry Krystkowiak? Here are five reasons Ute fans cite.

Why is Kyle Whittingham so much more popular than Larry Krystkowiak? Here are five reasons Ute fans cite.

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By Kurt Kragthorpe • 1d ago

Monson: In a roller-coaster season, the Jazz can and should finish strong

Monson: In a roller-coaster season, the Jazz can and should finish strong

By Gordon Monson • 1d ago

Search for workhorse running back goes on at BYU as spring camp approaches, but coaches aren’t panicking

Search for workhorse running back goes on at BYU as spring camp approaches, but coaches aren’t panicking

By Jay Drew • 23h ago

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Arts & Living

Want to open a restaurant? Salt Lake City is one of the best places in the country to launch it.

Want to open a restaurant? Salt Lake City is one of the best places in the country to launch it.

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By Kathy Stephenson • 1h ago

The Grand cancels its production of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Salt Lake Community College over a legal battle with a Broadway mogul

The Grand cancels its production of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Salt Lake Community College over a legal battle with a Broadway mogul

By Sean P. Means • 6h ago

Hundreds of Utah stores are running out of time to get new state license if they want to keep selling beer or dodge a fine

Hundreds of Utah stores are running out of time to get new state license if they want to keep selling beer or dodge a fine

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By Kathy Stephenson • 6h ago

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Tuesday, Feb. 19

'Bagley Cartoon: Between a Woman and Her Doctor'

Monday, Feb. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: GOP Tax Scam'

Friday, Feb. 15

'Bagley Cartoon: Throwing Serious Shade'

Thursday, Feb. 14

'Bagley Cartoon: Hatch-backers Donor Mobile'

Wednesday, Feb. 13

'Bagley Cartoon: Road to the White House'

Friday, Feb. 8

'Bagley Cartoon: The Beatings Will Continue'

Thursday, Feb. 7

'Bagley Cartoon: Our Radioactive Politics'

Wednesday, Feb. 6

'Bagley Cartoon: Paradigm Lost'

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Recruiters promise Utah basketball’s practice players ‘free food, free gear and chance to be around college women’

Recruiters promise Utah basketball’s practice players ‘free food, free gear and chance to be around college women’

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By Kurt Kragthorpe • 2d ago

Missing rain pants were the last straw for this Utah former ski jumper. It was time to Marie Kondo.

Missing rain pants were the last straw for this Utah former ski jumper. It was time to Marie Kondo.

By Larrisa Beth Turner | Special to The Tribune • 3d ago

Salt Lake City’s Georgia Apartments are closed. Most residents found homes, but the future is uncertain for some.

Salt Lake City’s Georgia Apartments are closed. Most residents found homes, but the future is uncertain for some.

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By Paighten Harkins • 3d ago

A Utah man’s family and caregivers make sure he gets to hear the piano one last time

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A Utah man’s family and caregivers make sure he gets to hear the piano one last time

By Leah Hogsten • 4d ago

Three schools are within a mile of what’s called Utah’s largest development project ever. But right now, they have no say in its future.

Three schools are within a mile of what’s called Utah’s largest development project ever. But right now, they have no say in its future.

By Taylor Stevens • February 12

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Finding a Home Utah's Affordable Housing Crisis Creates Challenges for the State's Vulnerable Homeless Population

The INN Between How a homeless hospice has divided members of an east-side Salt Lake City community

Creating crimes? Some say a rural detective’s focus on adults seeking sex with other adults borders on entrapment

Perspectives Using disposable cameras, homeless Utahns provide an inside look at their lives

Missionary assaults LDS Church says women helped leaders see they ‘weren’t responding well’

Identities collide Conflict over top surgery has strained a marriage and LDS Church membership

False Accusations Brothers try to clear name of father they said abused them

BYU amnesty loophole Her school upheld her sex-assault complaint — but still kicked her out

Teen brides Girls in polygamous sects still marry young

Betrayal comes full circle A gang investigator developed PTSD, then lost his job

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