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Body of Utah WWII airman Max W. Lower returns home
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Body of Utah WWII airman Max W. Lower returns home
By The Salt Lake Tribune • 10h ago

Park City’s seniors have plenty of championship mettle; now they’re aiming for the school’s first-ever state football title

Alex Vejar By Alex Vejar • 20h ago

Herriman throws a parade for its USL Champion Real Monarchs, and Jamison Olave is named club’s permanent coach

Alex Vejar By Alex Vejar • 1d ago

Students walk out of West High School after their principal is put on leave

Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner , erin alberty • 2d ago

Salt Lake City’s Foodie and Sweetie Market is a ‘real’ Chinese restaurant — mostly

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • 3d ago

Zach Wilson returns, BYU routs Idaho State 42-10 and Cougars accept an invite to the Hawaii Bowl

Norma Gonzalez By Norma Gonzalez • 5d ago

This Utah artist sold $30 works for paint money. Now her joyful dog portraits sell for thousands.

Scott D. Pierce By Scott D. Pierce • 5d ago

Sen. Mitt Romney gathers state’s college ADs, expects to work ‘hand in hand’ with them on athlete compensation issue

Julie Jag By Julie Jag • 6d ago

Students at Utah’s Parkview Elementary create art with plastic trash

Leah Hogsten By Leah Hogsten • 6d ago

Jon Huntsman’s entry into Utah governor’s race sets up a ‘showdown for the ages,’ says political scientist

Bethany Rodgers By Bethany Rodgers • November 14

Salt Lake City’s Trolley Wing Co. comes home to roost after 10-year absence

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • November 13

11 Utahns honored during Veterans Day ceremony at the University of Utah

Trent Nelson By Trent Nelson • November 11

Flexible coworking office spaces are now a major presence in Salt Lake City, but could the boom go bust?

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • November 10

Converting this old foundry in Salt Lake City into trendy office space ‘is just the beginning,’ developers say

Tony Semerad By Tony Semerad • November 10

Families plan to move out of Mormon community in Mexico, but for some it won't be easy to leave

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • November 9

Tears flow, hugs abound as funeral honors loved ones killed in Mexico ambush

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • November 7

Jazz defense smothers Sixers in 106-104 victory at Vivint Arena

Eric Walden By Eric Walden • November 6

New restaurant in Marmalade touts healthy food, healthy conversation

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • November 6

Erin Mendenhall takes big lead over Luz Escamilla in Salt Lake City mayor’s race

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • November 5

At the University of Utah, students say officers asked them about their virginity, and former staff say they were asked to alter domestic violence cases

Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner • November 3

‘Hallelujah!' Utahns celebrate stronger beer in grocery stores.

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • November 1

New Salt Lake airport will have art everywhere — even in the restrooms

Lee Davidson By Lee Davidson • November 1

The state has housed 100 additional homeless people before The Road Home closes — but capacity issues remain

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • October 31

Budweiser’s Clydesdales mark the end of Utah’s 3.2% beer with a funeral procession

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • October 30

Utah farmers say their first year growing hemp was a trip into the ‘Wild West’

Bethany Rodgers By Bethany Rodgers • October 28