The Salt Lake Tribune
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The ruling comes after Utah asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the state’s book ban law is unconstitutional. -
A legal notice from the family alleges the university ignored security concerns and did not plan appropriately for the rally where Kirk was killed. -
Alleged violations range from police, Trump and Jack Sparrow flags to rainbow banners in Park City. -
Vesper has withdrawn its application with Provo after City Council members raised concerns over traffic safety and noise. -
Patagonia, environmental and tribal groups filed lawsuits challenging the slashing of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments. -
A new state survey will direct school library staff across the state to detail their book purchases, spending and more. -
Utah has hundreds of glaciers buried beneath boulders. Scientists say they could be increasingly important as the West warms. -
The “fallen heroes” will be flown to their respective homes in Nevada and California. -
The amount of acreage burned in Utah is the equivalent of about 3.5 Zion National Parks or 70 Park City Mountain Resorts. -
The stalled condo-hotel’s new owner says Hilton remains committed and developers are expressing interest in finishing the project.
