A new, free app from the Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History connects many of the 15 mining structures the group has restored in Park City and several other mining artifacts via narrated hiking or biking tours. The four tours range from 3.5 to 10 miles.

Salt Lake City’s Cross E Ranch, where Utah families make fall memories, could change forever.

Utah City, the master-planned community in Vineyard, has chosen developers with a "boutique ethos" for its Broad Street downtown entertainment and retail district. Construction on the city-within-a-city's downtown is anticipated to begin next year.

A look at state legislators who resigned from their seats after being charged with crimes ranging from poaching wildlife to soliciting sex.

The Trump administration blocked funding for projects at Utah's popular national parks. Here's where that funding would have gone, and what won't get done.

The Utah man says the claims Candace Owens broadcast to her millions of followers, tying him to Charlie Kirk’s killing, “upended” his life and made him a “target” for threats and attacks.

The additions bring the total number of books now prohibited in Utah public schools to 44.

Utah is betting that its voluntary water conservation program can help protect the state's water security as the Colorado River shrinks. Is it working?

Days after Spanish Fork City Council paved the way for Volition's data center proposal at mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon, the company picked a new warehouse site near Utah Lake.

Democrat Ben McAdams and Republican Riley Owen sparred over affordability, artificial intelligence, nuclear power and more in the first Utah Debate Commission congressional debate.

This is the voucher program’s first year since an audit flagged “extravagant” expenses and lawmakers introduced new restrictions.

“People just want to watch Mexican baseball,” said one attendee, who noted it's "different from American baseball" — and more of a "party."

The Utah Jazz started training camp on Tuesday. Here's what went down.

Aiden Martin, a three-star San Antonio prospect, shares how Utah's early offer and Colton Swan's relationship-building won him over.

After a wildfire threatened their homes, some in Logan questioned why they weren’t told to evacuate. The fix is simple, and here’s how you can do it.

The Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in Grand Blanc, Michigan, that was the site of a deadly assault last year is being rebuilt.

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Unwelcome Guest

“A medication can’t help the people who need it if the cost is out of reach,” Ashton Jenkins writes in an op-ed.

Letter: Thomas Jefferson said it is better to have “newspapers without a government than a government without newspapers.” Certainly we can all agree with the wisdom of one of America’s Founding Fathers.

Letter: I am a substance abuse disorder counselor. When I educate people and clients about kratom, most are shocked.

Family history plays a large role in Latter-day Saint theology and culture, and recording someone's life story is a "sacred" part of it.

New testing excluded Douglas Carter from crime scene DNA. The case against him already was shadowed by allegations of police misconduct that had led 4th District Judge Derek Pullan to vacate his convi...

The Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in Grand Blanc, Michigan, that was the site of a deadly assault last year is being rebuilt.

Two national bagel chains are opening their first locations in Utah.

The new Latter-day Saint Sunday meeting schedule is “fast and furious,” say members. But is that necessarily a bad thing?

Latter-day Saint socialist candidates were common in the early 20th century. How and why that changed, although socialist members are not uncommon in today's global church.

The Utah man says the claims Candace Owens broadcast to her millions of followers, tying him to Charlie Kirk’s killing, “upended” his life and made him a “target” for threats and attacks.

A look at state legislators who resigned from their seats after being charged with crimes ranging from poaching wildlife to soliciting sex.

Más allá de enfocar el deporte, el evento “Béisbol en Salt Lake” reunió a la comunidad para celebrar el Mes de la Herencia Hispana.

This is the voucher program’s first year since an audit flagged “extravagant” expenses and lawmakers introduced new restrictions.

The Tribune sat down with Austin Ainge to talk about the upcoming Utah Jazz season.

A U.S. Department of Agriculture official in Ogden has been indicted on federal charges, accused of claiming thousands in disability pay while also taking hikes in the Rockies and the Dolomites.

Amendment B on the November ballot asks voters if they want to make it more difficult to pass a ballot initiative that includes a tax increase. Critics say it undermines the constitutional right, proponents say it protects taxpayers.

Salt Lake City’s Cross E Ranch, where Utah families make fall memories, could change forever.

Glendale Regional Park's next wave of additions will include new places to ride and roll.

The midterms are just around the corner. How are you planning to cast your ballot?

After a wildfire threatened their homes, some in Logan questioned why they weren’t told to evacuate. The fix is simple, and here’s how you can do it.

The Davis School District sees so many book removals, state officials determined its board doesn’t need to publicly discuss appeal decisions.

Sen. Mike Lee is raising campaign cash on his demands to impeach a federal judge who ruled against President Trump's executive order restricting voting by mail.

One person arrested by ICE in Utah had 20 separate detention stays over 499 days in custody before his deportation to Somalia.

Days after Spanish Fork City Council paved the way for Volition's data center proposal at mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon, the company picked a new warehouse site near Utah Lake.

State Rep. Trevor Lee was charged Monday with four felony counts related to alleged mortgage fraud and immediately resigned his House seat.

The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act. Here’s what the bill would mean for transfers, revenue sharing, conference realignment, coaches and NIL.

The Utah Jazz have real expectations entering the season. Here are five takeaways from media day.

BYU starting right tackle Andrew Gentry says a worse-than-expected ankle injury could keep him out for an extended period, though he hopes to return by season’s end.

Almost a year after Trader Joe’s announced it was opening a location in Herriman, the store is finally ready.

A former Utah death row inmate could be released for the first time in 41 years. A judge will reconsider his release Monday after new crime scene DNA testing excluded him.