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Weber State OK’d a student growing hemp for his senior project. He could still be arrested for misusing.
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Weber State OK’d a student growing hemp for his senior project. He could still be arrested for misusing.
Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner • 6h ago

A year after Joslyn Spilsbury’s death outside a Millcreek Starbucks, prosecutors still haven’t decided whether to charge the driver who struck her

Paighten Harkins By Paighten Harkins • 1d ago

When Sundays come, 'I don’t have to go to work’ — Utah’s singing ‘Pastor Mike’ reaches the final note with his Presbyterian flock

Sara Tabin By Sara Tabin • 3d ago

After 52 years, Manti bidding a ‘bittersweet’ farewell to Mormon Miracle Pageant

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • 4d ago

Closure of downtown homeless shelter delayed again

Bethany Rodgers By Bethany Rodgers • 4d ago

‘I was in a safe place’ — Palmer Court in Salt Lake City celebrates a decade of helping people leave chronic homelessness

Bethany Rodgers By Bethany Rodgers • 4d ago

Intermountain Healthcare seeking 500,000 patients for genetic database ‘unmatched in scale and scope’

Erin Alberty By Erin Alberty • 5d ago

Former Real Salt Lake coach Jason Kreis returns to Utah with his U.S. Under-23 team. He still has fond memories of RSL’s title season

Alex Vejar By Alex Vejar • 5d ago

Keifer Sutherland, Dolph Lundgren and Christina Ricci among celebrities coming to FanX comic convention in September

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • 5d ago

Real Salt Lake drops first game of U.S. Open Cup for third straight year in 3-0 loss to LAFC

Alex Vejar By Alex Vejar • 6d ago

Great Salt Lake up 2.5 feet and still rising from last year’s ‘disastrous’ low levels; Lake Powell is rising as much as 15 inches a day.

Benjamin Wood By Benjamin Wood • June 11

Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources has a new officer and he’s excited to get to work tracking poachers

Sara Tabin By Sara Tabin • June 10

Ogden Arts Festival brings local artists, entertainers and a giant iron horse to the city

Francisco Kjolseth By Francisco Kjolseth • June 9

With local and national acts, the Utah Blues Festival expands to two days of celebrating this ‘uniquely American art form’

By Tom Wharton • June 9

Attempt at Great Salt Lake to break float record falls short

By The Associated Press • June 8

Meet 5 Utah high school graduates taking different paths — including a gap year and going straight to work

Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner • June 8

Utah Inland Port meeting erupts in protest, with dozens ejected by officers and one arrested

Taylor Stevens By Taylor Stevens • June 5

See photos: Utah Muslims mark end of Ramadan with prayers, hugs and smiles

By The Salt Lake Tribune • June 5

Persian kebabs and stews — spiked with nuts, herbs and spices — are a delight at Sumac Cafe in Cottonwood Heights

By Heather May • June 5

No more free bags, a cannabis vendor and other news as Salt Lake City’s Downtown Farmers Market opens Saturday

Kathy Stephenson By Kathy Stephenson • June 5

'We’re done being disrespected’: Salt Lake City teachers walk out of meeting about salary increases

Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner • June 4

‘Live like Lizzy:’ Family and friends remember the 5-year-old girl for her joyful, loving nature

Jessica Miller By Jessica Miller • June 4

‘I’m not going to hide anymore.’ Utah Pride Parade commemorates 50 years of gay rights.

Bethany Rodgers By Bethany Rodgers • June 2

At least 40 students say Brigham Young University discriminates against those with disabilities. But the school says some of those accounts ‘are inaccurate.’

Courtney Tanner By Courtney Tanner • June 2

Utah Pride Festival will draw thousands to celebrate LGBTQ rights, 50 years since Stonewall riots

By The Salt Lake Tribune • June 1