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Coronavirus in Utah: Cases dip under 1,000, but the current spike continues

Coronavirus in Utah: Cases dip under 1,000, but the current spike continues

By Norma Gonzalez • 3h ago

Utah Royals coach, assistant put on administrative leave before club’s game at Portland

Utah Royals coach, assistant put on administrative leave before club’s game at Portland

By Alex Vejar • 1h ago

How two 20-somethings and their dance parties helped set back Utah’s pandemic progress

How two 20-somethings and their dance parties helped set back Utah’s pandemic progress

By Nate Carlisle • 8h ago

Provo Canyon School’s history of abuse accusations spans decades, far beyond Paris Hilton

Provo Canyon School’s history of abuse accusations spans decades, far beyond Paris Hilton

By Jessica Miller • 33m ago

Utah wildlife officials save moose trapped in golf course cistern where her calves drowned

Utah wildlife officials save moose trapped in golf course cistern where her calves drowned

By Norma Gonzalez • 1h ago

Robert Kirby: Back to church — otherwise known as rounding up the herd

Robert Kirby: Back to church — otherwise known as rounding up the herd

By Robert Kirby • 5h ago

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News & Politics

Southern California wildfire grows, burns nature center

Southern California wildfire grows, burns nature center

By Stefanie Dazio | The Associated Press • 2h ago

At U. law vigil for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, speakers urge attendees to honor her legacy and ‘all be notorious’

At U. law vigil for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, speakers urge attendees to honor her legacy and ‘all be notorious’

Paighten Harkins

By Paighten Harkins • 17h ago

City surveys damage winds heaped on top of cemetery’s already crumbling infrastructure

City surveys damage winds heaped on top of cemetery’s already crumbling infrastructure

By Leia Larsen • 23h ago

Feds' preferred highway route would impact lands it spent millions acquiring for conservation

Feds' preferred highway route would impact lands it spent millions acquiring for conservation

By Brian Maffly • 1d ago

Wingsuit flyer from Utah killed in crash in Switzerland

Wingsuit flyer from Utah killed in crash in Switzerland

By Nate Carlisle • 1d ago

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Arts & Living

Utah County’s first distillery takes the unconventional route

Utah County’s first distillery takes the unconventional route

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 9h ago

Maud’s Cafe is open for takeout

Maud’s Cafe is open for takeout

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 6h ago

Scott D. Pierce: Disaster is almost certain to strike the Emmys on Sunday

Scott D. Pierce: Disaster is almost certain to strike the Emmys on Sunday

Scott D. Pierce

By Scott D. Pierce • 9h ago

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Bagley

Friday, Sep. 18

'Bagley Cartoon: His Story History'

Thursday, Sep. 17

'Bagley Cartoon: Spiking the Rona'

Wednesday, Sep. 16

'Bagley Cartoon: Revenge of the Dems'

Friday, Sep. 11

'Bagley Cartoon: Fire Starter'

Thursday, Sep. 10

'Bagley Cartoon: Lowering the Barr'

Wednesday, Sep. 9

'Bagley Cartoon: Over the Rainbow'

Wednesday, Sep. 9

'Bagley Cartoon: A Mighty Wind'

Friday, Sep. 4

'Bagley Cartoon: Loser'

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Columnists

Robert Kirby Humor

Ann Cannon Arts & Living

Robert Gehrke News

Marina Gomberg Lifestyle

Gordon Monson Sports

Holly Richardson Opinion

Video & Photography

Utah’s Jewish community celebrates High Holy Days virtually or distanced during pandemic

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Utah’s Jewish community celebrates High Holy Days virtually or distanced during pandemic

By The Salt Lake Tribune • 1d ago

Utahns can donate wood from trees felled by the windstorm to help Navajo elders

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Utahns can donate wood from trees felled by the windstorm to help Navajo elders

By Trent Nelson • 3d ago

Salt Lake City’s new $4.1 billion airport is now open, has a smooth takeoff

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Salt Lake City’s new $4.1 billion airport is now open, has a smooth takeoff

By Lee Davidson • 5d ago

Salt Lake City schools finally started. Here’s how the first day went for this sixth grader.

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Salt Lake City schools finally started. Here’s how the first day went for this sixth grader.

Courtney Tanner

By Courtney Tanner • 5d ago

A toast to 100 years at Log Haven

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A toast to 100 years at Log Haven

By Heather May • September 13

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Decade in review How Utah changed since 2010

Prescriptions from Mexico? Utah pays public employees to make the trip

Insulin's rising cost Drug price forces diabetics to go online to plead from stranger

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