The Salt Lake Tribune

The state’s southernmost ski area, and the one with the highest base, saw snow — but also warm temperatures.

El Departamento de Justicia del gobierno de Trump sostiene que sus observadores están presentes para vigilar el acceso al voto. Sin embargo, la ampliación de esta iniciativa por parte de la administración ha generado inquietud entre las autoridades electorales ante posibles actos de interferencia e intimidación a los votantes.

Trump’s DOJ says its monitors are there to observe voting access. But the administration’s expanded effort has raised concerns among election officials about potential interference and voter intimidation.

The former state representative made his first court appearance Oct. 28 since being charged in September.

The battle over whether state or federal government controls prediction markets hits court again.

Hydrologists say the boost is a "nice start to the water year," though the increase doesn’t solve the lake’s drought problems.

A lawsuit alleges players were urged to finish competing in a women’s golf tournament early so men could tee up for an “ordinary afternoon of play.”

Transbasin diversions that fueled growth on the Wasatch Front had ramifications for farmers, the Ute Indian Tribe and the environment.

Utah Valley University researchers concluded that returning to in-person voting would likely not impact Utah’s election security — and explored options for other changes.

The renovation will reshape premium seating areas at Rice-Eccles Stadium, with the initial phase expected to be completed in August 2027.