The Salt Lake Tribune
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Utah lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in a special session Tuesday night to strike a controversial new law barring public employees from collective bargaining. -
The Utah State Trust Lands Administration is offering a $3,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person who stole the skull. -
Skiers at Solitude soon won’t be alone in Big Cottonwood Canyon, as Brighton Resort has set its much-delayed opening day for Tuesday. -
Salt Lake City may be the epicenter of Utah’s 2034 Olympics, but it won’t be the site of the Winter Games’ most popular sport. -
Going forward, Latter-day Saints will have one fewer session of General Conference to tune in to every six months. -
Already cash-strapped national parks lost entrance fee revenue that covers park maintenance and ranger programs. -
The case is “especially concerning,” the head of the Salt Lake County Health Department said, because the source of the unvaccinated person’s infection is unknown. -
The council has leveled a blow to Solitude’s plan to build a parking lot on an undeveloped parcel across the highway from Solitude Village. -
The Outdoor Adventure Commission gave out $21M to promote recreation statewide. Snowland Ski & Tube Resort’s grant is among the largest. -
The prosecution in the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has drawn extraordinary attention. The media coalition argues that parties have “attempted to chip away” at access.
