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Torrey Green guilty

He thought he avoided criminal charges, but now a second prosecutor is looking into the San Juan County clerk after he attempted to oust a Navajo candidate

He thought he avoided criminal charges, but now a second prosecutor is looking into the San Juan County clerk after he attempted to oust a Navajo candidate

By Courtney Tanner • 4m ago

Student journalists at Dixie State seek access to meetings of the faculty senate and student government

Student journalists at Dixie State seek access to meetings of the faculty senate and student government

By Benjamin Wood • 1h ago

Holly Richardson: Truths we can learn from Martin Luther King

Holly Richardson: Truths we can learn from Martin Luther King

By Holly Richardson • 2h ago

Salt Lake City police investigate after missing man found dead

Salt Lake City police investigate after missing man found dead

By Paighten Harkins • 8m ago

‘Start by believing’: Prosecutor says Torrey Green’s rape convictions send a message to Utah’s criminal justice system

‘Start by believing’: Prosecutor says Torrey Green’s rape convictions send a message to Utah’s criminal justice system

By Jessica Miller • 13h ago

Utah Jazz sleepwalk past Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-99, for sixth straight victory

Utah Jazz sleepwalk past Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-99, for sixth straight victory

Utah Jazz sleepwalk past Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-99, for sixth straight victory

By Eric Walden • 11h ago

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Sports

The Triple Team: The Jazz toyed with the Cavaliers, the worst defensive team in NBA history. The game even included Rudy Gobert dribbles.

The Triple Team: The Jazz toyed with the Cavaliers, the worst defensive team in NBA history. The game even included Rudy Gobert dribbles.

By Andy Larsen • 10h ago

Utah Jazz sleepwalk past Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-99, for sixth straight victory

Utah Jazz sleepwalk past Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-99, for sixth straight victory

By Eric Walden • 15h ago

Donovan Mitchell won’t defend his Dunk Contest title at NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte

Donovan Mitchell won’t defend his Dunk Contest title at NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte

By Andy Larsen • 22h ago

Utah women defeat Colorado, 78-59, but lose another player to injury

Utah women defeat Colorado, 78-59, but lose another player to injury

Kurt Kragthorpe

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 12h ago

A legend from a distance: Nearing 38, Kyle Korver is still searching to perfect a shot that’s brought him everything

A legend from a distance: Nearing 38, Kyle Korver is still searching to perfect a shot that’s brought him everything

Christopher Kamrani

By Christopher Kamrani • 18h ago

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Arts & Living

Despite protests from angry fans, Sundance Film Festival will screen documentary about men who accused Michael Jackson of sexual assault

Despite protests from angry fans, Sundance Film Festival will screen documentary about men who accused Michael Jackson of sexual assault

By Sean P. Means • 19h ago

Drama about serial killer Ted Bundy is the ‘most anticipated’ movie debuting at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, Internet Movie Database reports

Drama about serial killer Ted Bundy is the ‘most anticipated’ movie debuting at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, Internet Movie Database reports

By Sean P. Means • 19h ago

Vegetarian-friendly Salt Lake City is one of the 10 best places in America to be meat-free

Vegetarian-friendly Salt Lake City is one of the 10 best places in America to be meat-free

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 22h ago

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Friday, Jan. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: The Bird Box Challenge'

Thursday, Jan. 17

'Bagley Cartoon: Proud Shutdown Parents'

Wednesday, Jan. 16

'Bagley Cartoon: Toxic Masculinity'

Wednesday, Jan. 16

'Bagley Cartoon: Too Much Winning'

Monday, Jan. 14

'Bagley Cartoon: This Is Not Fine'

Friday, Jan. 11

'Bagley Cartoon: The Pickup Artist'

Thursday, Jan. 10

'Bagley Cartoon: Legislative Tweakers'

Thursday, Jan. 10

'Bagley Cartoon: Changes in San Juan County'

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Robert Kirby Humor

Ann Cannon Arts & Living

Gordon Monson Sports

Holly Richardson Opinion

Robert Gehrke News

George Pyle Opinion

Michelle Quist Opinion

Marina Gomberg Lifestyle

Video & Photography

It’s quiet in Zion National Park as the shutdown drags on, but the tourists are expected to return this holiday weekend

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It’s quiet in Zion National Park as the shutdown drags on, but the tourists are expected to return this holiday weekend

By Tom Wharton | Special to The Tribune • 2d ago

‘We’re losing these unique places’: A historic Sugar House community known as ‘Hobbitville’ faces an uncertain future

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‘We’re losing these unique places’: A historic Sugar House community known as ‘Hobbitville’ faces an uncertain future

By Taylor Stevens • 4d ago

Air quality continues to deteriorate, with no relief expected until later this week

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Air quality continues to deteriorate, with no relief expected until later this week

Francisco Kjolseth

By Francisco Kjolseth • 4d ago

‘There was a sense of panic’: Two people shot at Fashion Place mall

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‘There was a sense of panic’: Two people shot at Fashion Place mall

Bethany Rodgers

By Bethany Rodgers • 5d ago

Is a ‘Redmen’ mascot racist or does it honor Native Americans? The debate is dividing a southern Utah town.

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Is a ‘Redmen’ mascot racist or does it honor Native Americans? The debate is dividing a southern Utah town.

By Erin Alberty • 6d ago

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