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Could you afford to buy in your own neighborhood today? For many homeowners on the Wasatch Front, the answer would be no.
Could you afford to buy in your own neighborhood today? For many homeowners on the Wasatch Front, the answer would be no.
Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • 17h ago

How Ikon and Epic passes are changing the game for ski resorts in Utah and elsewhere

By Lisa Christensen | Special to The Tribune • 1d ago

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

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • 2d ago

On the road to make an affordable car, Tesla cuts jobs

By The Associated Press • 4d ago

Student debt has kept home ownership out of reach for 400,000 young families, Fed reports

By Christopher Ingraham | The Washington Post • 4d ago

A way to ‘lighten the burden': Here’s what Utah companies are doing for furloughed employees affected by the government shutdown

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • 5d ago

Plan for Salt Lake City to pay for the parking garage at a huge downtown development hits a snag

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • 5d ago

The Tribune is among the winners of a Report for America grant

By The Salt Lake Tribune • 5d ago

Shopko to shutter 13 stores in Utah after filing for bankruptcy

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • 6d ago

From travel to IPOs, how shutdown is upsetting U.S. economy

By Christopher Rugaber | The Associated Press • 6d ago

Trump has opened up Utah’s Grand Staircase to coal mining, why has no one taken him up on it yet?

By Juliet Eilperin | The Washington Post • 6d ago

‘Fortnite’ maker Epic Games gets 'F' rating from Better Business Bureau

By Lindsey Bever | The Washington Post • January 10

Idaho farm income declined in 2018, dairy is struggling

By The Associated Press • January 8

Utah alcohol sales up from 2017 in days leading to new year

By The Associated Press • January 1

Trump’s steel tariffs have produced losers in Utah and at least one big winner

By Trevor Cave • December 29, 2018

Wells Fargo pays $575 million to settle state investigations over fake accounts and other shady practices; $10 million will go to Utah

By The Associated Press • December 28, 2018

Utah Film Commission touts productions in state

By The Associated Press • December 28, 2018

Markets roil and futures slump after Dow’s record, one-day gain

By David McHugh and Annabelle Liang | The Associated Press • December 27, 2018

Utah in 2018: Medical marijuana passes, McAdams prevails, Romney rolls, a rookie rises, a patriot falls, Nelson is in, and ‘Mormon’ is out

David Noyce By David Noyce • December 27, 2018

Not very merry: U.S. stocks plunge before Christmas

By Alex Veiga | The Associated Press • December 24, 2018

Need some milk? Driverless cars start delivering groceries.

By Cathy Bussewitz | The Associated Press • December 18, 2018

Here we go again — Utah liquor store customers want shorter lines, cold beer and better selection

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • December 18, 2018

Tucker Carlson suggested immigrants make the U.S. ‘dirtier’ — and it cost Fox News an advertiser

By Alex Horton | The Washington Post • December 16, 2018

Ivanka, Kushner could profit from the Opportunity Zone tax break they pushed for

By Stephen Braun, Jeff Horwitz and Bernard Condon | The Associated Press • December 14, 2018

Wasatch Shadows Nursery in Sandy closes after 42 years rooted in Utah’s garden and landscape industry

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • December 13, 2018