Letter: True conservatism means preserving vital resources and institutions, not standing by as they are eroded
In less than two weeks, the Utah Jazz will make a selection in the NBA draft that will shape the course of their franchise for years to come. https://www.sltrib.com/sports/jazz/2026/06/15/nba-draft-utah-jazz-does-dybantsa
The Salt Lake Tribune obtained a summary of the consultant group’s report, which was created after more than 30 meetings with employees. Here’s what it said.
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“Salt Lake City has a cycling problem,” Jason Lane writes in an op-ed. “Not with its cyclists, but with how it treats them.”
Letter: Teaching moral principles can be done without unconstitutionally trying to foist religious dogma on students in schools
Letter: True conservatism means preserving vital resources and institutions, not standing by as they are eroded
By September, four new justices will be in place on the now-7-seat Utah Supreme Court — an unprecedented overhaul that comes in the wake of years of seething anger from Republican lawmakers over defeats on issues from abortion to redistricting.
When Boulder was selected to host the Sundance Film Festival, one expectation was that accommodations would be less expensive than in Park City.
Early listings, though, are already far above what festival regulars say they were paying in Utah.
The Utah Department of Transportation just closed on a second parcel of land earmarked for use with the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola. Critics say the money should be used elsewhere.
Latter-day Saints love the San Diego Temple — inside and out. After three years of renovations, it's reopening, and hundreds of thousands are expected to tour it.
The Utah Department of Transportation just closed on a second parcel of land earmarked for use with the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola. Critics say the money should be used elsewhere.
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Latter-day Saints love the San Diego Temple — inside and out. After three years of renovations, it's reopening, and hundreds of thousands are expected to tour it.
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Utah athletics hired a consultant to review parts of its department last summer. Here's what they found, according to a document recently obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune.
Letter: Teaching moral principles can be done without unconstitutionally trying to foist religious dogma on students in schools
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The Utah Legislature passed a bill striking a bipartisan requirement for a commission that suggests Supreme Court candidates to the governor. The picks are now all men and mostly from BYU.
When Boulder was selected to host the Sundance Film Festival, one expectation was that accommodations would be less expensive than in Park City.
Early listings, though, are already far above what festival regulars say they were paying in Utah.
