Utah defensive end John Henry Daley, now known by teammates as the “mayor of Sack Lake City,” is turning heads across college football. With eight sacks in just six games,…
Major U.S. news outlets are pushing back against a controversial Pentagon media policy that restricts journalists from publishing unapproved material, raising serious concerns about press freedom and government transparency. Under…
In his first public interview since being ordained as the 18th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Dallin H. Oaks described the faith as “a…
More than a century after the RMS Titanic sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic, Utahns now have the rare chance to experience the legendary ship up close.…
The long-debated proposal to create the Town of West Hills has been struck down as unconstitutional — just three weeks before voters were set to decide its fate. In a…
As the federal government shutdown continues into its third week, Salt Lake City officials have stepped in to support hundreds of unpaid federal employees working at Salt Lake City International…
Despite the ongoing federal government shutdown, Zion National Park remains open and bustling — thanks to a combination of state funding, nonprofit support, and the dedication of park rangers. While…
As rivalry week approaches, the Utah Utes have surged past the BYU Cougars in the latest Big 12 power rankings, setting up one of the most anticipated matchups in recent…
Utah may soon lead the way among red states in regulating transparency for menstrual hygiene products. A draft bill from Rep. Kristen Chevrier, R-Highland, proposes requiring manufacturers of tampons, pads,…
When Utah lawmakers recently grilled a university trustee nominee for using words like equity and inclusion, it exposed a deeper misunderstanding about what equality truly means — and how long…