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In the first town hall of his term, Romney blames federal leaders for using people ‘as pawns’ in government shutdown

In the first town hall of his term, Romney blames federal leaders for using people ‘as pawns’ in government shutdown

By Bethany Rodgers • 2h ago

New Salt Lake District 4 Councilwoman, a self-described ‘30-something Hispanic,’ aims to represent the city’s increasingly diverse population

New Salt Lake District 4 Councilwoman, a self-described ‘30-something Hispanic,’ aims to represent the city’s increasingly diverse population

By Taylor Stevens • 3h ago

Five gang members have been charged after police say they fought with a rival gang outside Fashion Place mall — but officers are still searching for the teen who fired the shots

Five gang members have been charged after police say they fought with a rival gang outside Fashion Place mall — but officers are still searching for the teen who fired the shots

By Courtney Tanner • 1h ago

Commentary: Gen X Latter-day Saints — the forgotten generation

Commentary: Gen X Latter-day Saints — the forgotten generation

By Jana Riess | Religion News Service • 5h ago

A Utah lawmaker wants to block people from changing the sex listed on their birth certificates. LGBT groups are calling it ‘an egregious attack.’

A Utah lawmaker wants to block people from changing the sex listed on their birth certificates. LGBT groups are calling it ‘an egregious attack.’

By Courtney Tanner • 2h ago

Federal airport employees working without pay at least get pizza from Salt Lake City mayor

Federal airport employees working without pay at least get pizza from Salt Lake City mayor

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Federal airport employees working without pay at least get pizza from Salt Lake City mayor

By The Salt Lake Tribune • 4h ago

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Monson: Fine, get mad at the NFL refs for screwing up. And then realize there’s no good way to fix this.

Monson: Fine, get mad at the NFL refs for screwing up. And then realize there’s no good way to fix this.

By Gordon Monson • 13h ago

Red Rocks' MyKayla Skinner is still using her Olympic snub as motivation

Red Rocks' MyKayla Skinner is still using her Olympic snub as motivation

By Lya Wodraska | Special to The Tribune • 8h ago

The Denver Nuggets have emerged as one of the best teams in the NBA. How did that happen?

The Denver Nuggets have emerged as one of the best teams in the NBA. How did that happen?

By Andy Larsen • 12h ago

Mariano Rivera has become baseball’s first unanimous Hall of Fame selection, elected along with Roy Halladay, Edgar Martinez and Mike Mussina

Mariano Rivera has become baseball’s first unanimous Hall of Fame selection, elected along with Roy Halladay, Edgar Martinez and Mike Mussina

By The Associated Press • 7h ago

Utes will try to overcome their history of horrors at Stanford’s Maples Pavilion

Utes will try to overcome their history of horrors at Stanford’s Maples Pavilion

Kurt Kragthorpe

By Kurt Kragthorpe • 11h ago

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‘I would do this forever if my body didn’t hurt so much’: Christopher Ruud retiring after 20 years at Ballet West

‘I would do this forever if my body didn’t hurt so much’: Christopher Ruud retiring after 20 years at Ballet West

By Sean P. Means • 2d ago

Want to see celebrities at Sundance? Here are some of the big names expected to be in Park City.

Want to see celebrities at Sundance? Here are some of the big names expected to be in Park City.

By Sean P. Means • 2d ago

FanX will bring stars from Marvel, ‘Harry Potter’ and more franchises to its ‘more intimate’ April convention

FanX will bring stars from Marvel, ‘Harry Potter’ and more franchises to its ‘more intimate’ April convention

By Sean P. Means • 11h ago

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Wednesday, Jan. 23

'Bagley Cartoon: Colorado River Compact'

Monday, Jan. 21

'Bagley Cartoon: Martin Luther Pence'

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'

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Federal airport employees working without pay at least get pizza from Salt Lake City mayor

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Federal airport employees working without pay at least get pizza from Salt Lake City mayor

By The Salt Lake Tribune • 4h ago

‘I would do this forever if my body didn’t hurt so much’: Christopher Ruud retiring after 20 years at Ballet West

‘I would do this forever if my body didn’t hurt so much’: Christopher Ruud retiring after 20 years at Ballet West

By Sean P. Means • 2d ago

A Utah cheesemaker finds fans on all sides of a polygamous church

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A Utah cheesemaker finds fans on all sides of a polygamous church

By Nate Carlisle • 2d ago

Lake Powell could become a ‘dead pool’ as climate change, political wars and unabated growth drain its waters

Lake Powell could become a ‘dead pool’ as climate change, political wars and unabated growth drain its waters

By Brian Maffly • 2d ago

‘I’m here to fight the system’: Hundreds rally in Salt Lake City during third-annual women’s march

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‘I’m here to fight the system’: Hundreds rally in Salt Lake City during third-annual women’s march

Kathy Stephenson

By Kathy Stephenson • 3d ago

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