I was a fifty-year newspaper veteran and a journalism professor. Then I joined the Salt Lake Tribune as a junior editor.

As Th Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has reached higher missionary counts than ever, some wonder if the growth will continue or if there will be a drop due to decreasing birthrates.

Salt Lake City just implemented new rules for short-term rentals like Airbnbs. Here's how the new rules could affect rents and housing prices.

Some have postulated that Salt Lake City's official weather station is artificially reading higher temperatures than before. Is that true? A look at the station and the data.

Are Darryn Peterson’s pre-draft red flags really a concern? Let's separate fact from fiction involving the Utah Jazz rookie.

What causes Utah’s wildfires? Here’s what the numbers say about fireworks, target shooting and more.

How much do you receive to replace your lawn in Utah — and why does it differ from city to city?

Utah’s attorney general and governor say the Brendan Sorsby case will ‘extend well beyond’ Texas Tech.

Getting the journalism of The Salt Lake Tribune has always cost something to readers. Not anymore, as The Tribune is making its daily work free to anyone. Here’s what to know about accessing Utah’s nonprofit news.

Hundreds of locals filled out a county form to share their thoughts, with most falling on one side of the issue.

Salt Lake City is among the most expensive U.S. airports to fly from, and fares are rising because of the Iran war. A Tribune analysis and expert advice show when to book, along with other tools to help travelers save.

Salt Lake City International Airport airfares are some of the highest in the nation. What can be done about it?

The Utah Jazz were fined for sitting stars Lauri Markkanen and Jaren Jackson Jr. late in two recent games. Here's what the NBA and Jazz owner Ryan Smith had to say about the decision.