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Utah sues Kalshi, saying it’s ‘the manager of a back-alley gambling den’

By Megan Banta | Oct. 20, 2026, 3:21 p.m.

Gordon Monson: BYU football has more national respect right now than it’s ever had before

By Gordon Monson | Oct. 20, 2026, 12:00 p.m.

Utah AD Mark Harlan wants ESPN and the Big 12 to ‘spread out’ the late-night kickoffs

By Jason Batacao | Oct. 20, 2026, 3:27 p.m.

Strapped Utahns are renting out rooms, growing food and giving up vacations. They want to know how candidates will help.

Kevin O’Leary again claims his data center project will send more water to the Great Salt Lake. Dozens of Utahns are not convinced.

(The Salt Lake Tribune) Entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary speaks while being interviewed by The Salt Lake Tribune on Monday, June 1, 2026.

Kevin O’Leary faces new lawsuit over claims that Utahns fighting his Stratos project were ‘proxies for the Chinese government’

By Sean P. Means

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Upper Stillwater Dam, on Rock Creek northwest of Duchesne, on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026.

The Colorado River is shrinking. Here’s why that matters for Utah’s biggest cities.

By Brooke Larsen | David Condos

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah's Military Installation Development Authority created one of the state's first public infrastructure districts in 2020 to help build roads and other projects for Extell's luxury development near Park City, seen on Friday, Dec. 15, 2023. Since then, nearly 250 PIDs and infrastructure financing districts have been formed in the state, issuing more than $5 billion in debt overseen by boards of unelected developers and private citizens.

Utah has created hundreds of quasi-government agencies. Feds say they could ‘become a problem.’

News

5 contested Cache County races are on the ballot this year. Here’s who is running, and what’s important to them.

The Colorado River is shrinking. Here’s why that matters for Utah’s biggest cities.

Kevin O’Leary faces new lawsuit over claims that Utahns fighting his Stratos project were ‘proxies for the Chinese government’

Sports

How the ‘boring, monotonous work’ is paying off for the Utah Jazz’s Ace Bailey

Utah AD Mark Harlan wants ESPN and the Big 12 to ‘spread out’ the late-night kickoffs

Gordon Monson: BYU football has more national respect right now than it’s ever had before

THE LATEST

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) People vote at the Marmalade Branch Library in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025.

Buzz of the Week: Do you feel like you have a political home in Utah?

Pat Bagley | A New Hope

Bagley Cartoon: A New Hope

(Erin Hooley | AP) An ad for the prediction market app Kalshi is displayed on a mobile phone Thursday, April 16, 2026, in Chicago.

Utah sues Kalshi, saying it’s ‘the manager of a back-alley gambling den’

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Jazz forward Ace Bailey speaks during media day in Salt Lake City, Monday, Sept. 28, 2026.

How the ‘boring, monotonous work’ is paying off for the Utah Jazz’s Ace Bailey

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah's Military Installation Development Authority created one of the state's first public infrastructure districts in 2020 to help build roads and other projects for Extell's luxury development near Park City, seen on Friday, Dec. 15, 2023. Since then, nearly 250 PIDs and infrastructure financing districts have been formed in the state, issuing more than $5 billion in debt overseen by boards of unelected developers and private citizens.

Utah has created hundreds of quasi-government agencies. Feds say they could ‘become a problem.’

POLITICS

Strapped Utahns are renting out rooms, growing food and giving up vacations. They want to know how candidates will help.

Salt Lake Tribune 2026 voter guide: Everything you need to know to vote

Utah Democrats have been out of power for 50 years. As the state changes, here’s how they think they can win.

Opinion

Voices: Utah is investing in childhood literacy. The next challenge is harder.

Voices: Utah needs a more reliable and efficient fuel supply network. Our proposed pipeline will help.

Opinion: The old world order is over. This is what could come next.

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Religion

Americans who go to church and trust science are also more likely to believe in ghosts and curses, new research shows

A record half-million new converts this year? It’s possible, says Latter-day Saint leader.

Abortion is on the ballot in other states, too, and faith groups are speaking out on all sides

Culture

A new Trader Joe’s will welcome Salt Lake County shoppers this week

Wanting to celebrate Utah’s fall weather? Here’s a list of six seasonal drinks to sip.

After 20 years of rebuilding Ballet West, artistic director Adam Sklute is ready for his final curtain call

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