As the federal government shutdown continues, employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are voicing deep concern — not just for their own livelihoods, but for the millions of…
A small but long-overlooked detail in Salt Lake City’s utility billing system has caused a big stir. City officials are working to correct an error involving a fire line water…
Allegations that famine gripped Gaza this summer are facing increasing scrutiny as food prices fall, mortality figures remain low, and United Nations agencies face accusations of mismanagement and bias. According…
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country’s largest business lobbying organization, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s new $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, arguing that the move…
Thousands of Utahns are expected to gather at the Utah State Capitol this Saturday for the state’s largest “No Kings” protest, a nationwide movement organized in opposition to the administration…
The iconic Seven Canyons Fountain at Liberty Park, once a summer staple for generations of Utah families, has returned — not as a splash zone, but as a reflective sanctuary…
The future of the Cache County Public Library is hanging in the balance as the County Council prepares to vote on its 2026 budget later this month. The proposal, put…
After more than eight decades of uncertainty, Ensign Howard Allen Holding, a World War II pilot from Utah, was finally laid to rest with full military honors at the Salt…
Downtown Ogden is about to take a major step forward in its long-awaited WonderBlock redevelopment project. City officials have confirmed that the first completed portion — a new parking structure…
For years, Alivia lived in constant fear inside her own home. Today, standing outside the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office, where hundreds of purple flags fluttered in honor of…