BYU's Jay Hill might be the best football coach in the state right now, Tribune columnist Gordon Monson writes. That means he'll have plenty of other programs interested in his services.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Opinion: The Santos commutation is no joke| The Salt Lake Tribune
Judge Dianna Gibson will begin two days of arguments Thursday over which of three maps submitted to the court should be the boundaries for Utah's 2026 congressional election. A decision has to be made by Nov. 10.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Trump's America| The Salt Lake Tribune
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Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson said costs have outpaced revenue for too long, leaving no alternative to a tax increase.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Letter: The shutdown has a profound impact on Utah’s national parks| The Salt Lake Tribune
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Latter-day Saint scholar Matthew Bowman about the ongoing debate about whether Joseph Smith practiced polygamy.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Gov. Spencer Cox pleaded for Utahns and Americans to "stay hopeful" and "find an off-ramp" instead of escalating into violence during a news conference in which he announced a suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination had been taken into custody.| The Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah Jazz selected Rutgers' Ace Bailey with the No. 5 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.| The Salt Lake Tribune
After reportedly refusing to work out for Utah and a handful of the other teams in the pre-draft process, should the Jazz still gamble on Rutgers' Ace Bailey?| The Salt Lake Tribune
Here's what we know about George Zinn, the Utah man arrested on suspicion of obstruction of justice at Utah Valley University on Wednesday after the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah taxpayers are covering the legal bills of a former senator who, an investigation found, “more likely than not” violated the Legislature’s sexual harassment policies.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Former state Sen. Gene Davis used more than $10,000 of his campaign funds to pay legal fees in challenging sexual misconduct allegations, a campaign finance report filed with the lieutenant governor’s office shows, and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson’s office is considering penalties for the expenditure.| The Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah Senate is removing embattled state Sen. Gene Davis from all committee assignments and urging him to resign from the body following an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against the longtime Democratic lawmaker.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Policy analyst Nathan Brady, who had coordinated internships at the Utah Legislature, was fired from the role after "unprofessional" emails with former Republican Rep. Paul Ray discussing female interns' appearances came to light through a public record request by The Salt Lake Tribune.| The Salt Lake Tribune
State Sen. Gene Davis, a longtime Democratic lawmaker in Utah, has been accused by a former intern and campaign staffer of "sexual misconduct."Davis was "temporarily suspended by the Salt Lake County Democratic Party on Thursday, while some party officials say the Democratic Party is responsible for not thoroughly addressing similar allegations.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Rep. Kera Birkeland is ahead of her fellow Republican Raelene Blocker in the GOP primary for House District 4.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Years after an intern accused former state Sen. Gene Davis of sexual harassment, Utah has reached a financial settlement with the intern.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Broad restrictions on how Utah minors use social media that were passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Spencer Cox earlier this year are being challenged in federal court.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Attorney for the GOP-led Legislative asked the Utah Supreme Court to halt a lower court judge’s order for lawmakers to draw new state congressional districts.| The Salt Lake Tribune
A judge threw out Utah’s congressional maps and ordered the Legislature to draw new districts that comply with the 2018 voter-backed Better Boundaries initiative, which sought to ban partisan gerrymandering.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Hours after the Utah Supreme Court ruled the Utah Legislature overstepped their authority by drawing gerrymandered political maps, voters met at the Capitol to celebrate the decision.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utahns fighting the Legislature-drawn congressional maps say there is "jarring irony" in lawmakers' claims to support an independent redistricting commission.| The Salt Lake Tribune
BYU stars LJ Martin and Bear Bachmeier were once committed to Stanford. For Fesi Sitake, they represent a recruiting niche the Cougars have dominated.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Camels, Tiger and a Bear: The story behind BYU’s new starting QB.| The Salt Lake Tribune
BYU's top receiver Chase Roberts thought he was coming back to a veteran offense with a second-year starter at quarterback. Then, plans changed.| The Salt Lake Tribune
BYU defensive coordinator thought his defense took a step forward in 2024. But he says he added another element to it in preparation for a potential playoff run.| The Salt Lake Tribune
BYU’s defense carries the Cougars past Stanford, creating multiple turnovers and a safety.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Backcountry.com stood out for its customer service and its goat logo. Now, some in the outdoor industry are questioning its relevance.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Can these guys answer Kyle Whittingham’s biggest question this fall?| The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City public lands officials are planning to spend $35 million on improvements to parks and building new ones across town.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City has picked an artist for a major public installation at the new Glendale Regional Park.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall said a pool will be coming to Glendale Regional Park in the second phase of construction.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City's pickleballers have a dozen new courts to play on.| The Salt Lake Tribune
After a Delta flight from Salt Lake City experienced extreme turbulence and sent 25 people to the hospital, an aviation attorney says passengers have compensatory rights.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah's largest electric utility, Rocky Mountain Power, announces it will close its large coal-fired power plants in Utah in less than 10 years and replace them with smaller nuclear plants.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Climate change and a lag in replacing coal with reliable renewable energy sources continue to put the West's electrical grid at risk.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Rocky Mountain Power has withdrawn its state-required wildfire plan after state foresters pointed out it relied on old data that likely underestimates the fire risk.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Rocky Mountain Power CEO acknowledges that Utah customers may be tapped to help pay for damages from 2020 wildfires in Oregon, but the company has not made the decision on that yet.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Rutgers' Ace Bailey spoke to the media after being drafted No. 5 overall by the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. Here's what he said.| The Salt Lake Tribune
In a Utah first, a lawyer was punished last week by the state Court of Appeals for filing a brief with “fake precedence” created by artificial intelligence.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Senate Bill 224 puts the cost and risk of keeping Rocky Mountain Power's coal plants running on Rocky Mountain's customers, not rthe company.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Rocky Mountain Power wants its Utah customers to help cover its $115 million jump in liability insurance costs, but advocates for the customers are questioning it.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah lawmakers questioned Rocky Mountain Power's chief lobbyist about the utility's proposed 30% rate hike. Some legislators suggested that they think Utahns shouldn't have to pay for other states' climate regulations, but should keep paying for coal — which is getting more expensive.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes plans to announce Friday that he won't seek reelection after he was caught in scandal involving his friend Tim Ballard.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Attorney General Sean Reyes announced that he would retire from office at the end of his current term and not seek reelection to the office he has held for a decade. Reyes departs amid swirling questions about his relationship with embattled Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard, Reyes' use of campaign donations on luxury travel and the management of his charitable foundation.| The Salt Lake Tribune
A Utah lawmaker asked if state agencies could return Colorado wolves "in the form of a rug."| The Salt Lake Tribune
Newly released records show Big Game Forever founder Ryan Benson spent taxpayer money to pay himself and his brother, Jon Benson, for work to remove federal protections from the gray wolf.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes’ calendar reflecting travel and meetings conducted in his capacity as an elected official should be considered a public document available to Utahns, The Salt Lake Tribune argued in a legal brief Wednesday.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Campaign reports show Utah AG Sean Reyes has spent heavily on travel and resort stays over the last three years, with donor support.| The Salt Lake Tribune
Thirteen hikers have fallen and died from Angels Landing, or the trail to it, since 2000, according to records compiled by FOX 13. The tally includes two Utah men who have died in the last month.| The Salt Lake Tribune
