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UTA cuts executive benefits to now match $7 for every $3 contributed — triple...
The Utah Transit Authority says compensation for its top executives — long criticized as exorbitant — is now in line with industry standards, after a final cut approved this week in their benefits.But...
View ArticleA doctor’s guilt spurs her to action in moving thriller ‘The Unknown Girl’
In the Belgian drama “The Unknown Girl,” the latest slice of realistic drama from Belgium’s Dardenne brothers, a young doctor’s guilt, ambition and stubbornness are put in play in a search for justice...
View ArticleAggies hope benefits of Italy trip pay off when practice kicks off
Utah State starts its first day of men’s basketball practice the same time as everybody else.But when the Aggies hit the court Friday, senior guard Julion Pearre feels the team already will be a major...
View ArticleTom Cruise’s charm in the wrong place in drug thriller ‘American Made’
It is not looking like a good year for Tom Cruise.The superstar has put his name and smile behind “American Made,” a rough-and-tumble action thriller that fails for the same reasons his summer...
View ArticleUtah wildlife officials say they won’t renew controversial ban on antler...
In a change of course, Utah wildlife officials said Thursday they do not expect to impose further blanket bans on winter-time antler gathering, an outdoor activity that is soaring in popularity.The...
View ArticleTrump nominates attorney for federal judgeship in Utah
Howard C. Nielson Jr., a Washington, D.C., lawyer who earned an undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University, has been selected to fill a spot on the federal court bench in Utah.President Donald...
View ArticleInsurance rates on Obamacare health exchange to spike by 39 percent in Utah...
Utahns getting health insurance coverage through the federal exchange healthcare.gov could see a substantial spike in their rates next year — and uncertainty on federal funding is mostly to blame,...
View ArticleIntroducing ‘Mormon Land’ — a new podcast about life in and around the LDS...
We’re excited to announce a new podcast produced by The Salt Lake Tribune — “Mormon Land.”On “Mormon Land,” award-winning religion reporter Peggy Fletcher Stack, Managing Editor David Noyce and Editor...
View ArticleOne person killed by police, two officers injured during episode in downtown...
One person was dead from gunshots fired by police and two Salt Lake City police officers were injured — not by gunshots — near 300 South and 500 East on Thursday afternoon, police said.The scene was...
View Article‘Behind the Headlines’: Conservative commentator blasts ‘ideological fascism’...
Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro’s appearance at the University of Utah draws protests. Provo Mayor John Curtis, the Republican candidate for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District, receives criticism...
View ArticleUtah parents allegedly forced 7-year-old to sleep naked on a floor without...
Two Hyde Park parents locked their 7-year-old son in a bedroom with no carpet, padding, pillows or bedding, and forced him to sleep naked with only a blanket, the child told police earlier this...
View ArticleProtesters criticize DeVos, change on campus sexual assault probes
A small group of protesters gathered Thursday on the campus of George Washington University, voicing their support for transgender students and victims of sexual assault before an appearance by...
View ArticlePrep football: Garrett Rusick spearheads Skyridge's ball-hawking defense
Lehi • Undefeated Skyridge has put plenty of points on the board this year, but even more notable is the fact that it has given up so few — only one for every five that they score.That’s a ratio any...
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Real Salt Lake has salvaged its season — here’s how it happened
Fireworks were the perfect way to celebrate the beginning of Real Salt Lake’s rapid climb up the Western Conference Standings.They lit up the sky over StubHub Center on July 4, following RSL’s 6-2 rout...
View ArticleStung over bias claims with Wyoming wind project, Rocky Mountain Power now...
Rocky Mountain Power will now seek proposals for solar projects in Utah and other states to quell accusations that it showed bias in its recent choices on new power-generation investments.Company...
View Article2A boys' golf: Davis Heslington’s individual title leads Beaver to team state...
Cedar City • It was a day to remember for Davis Heslington.After three consecutive top-10 finishes, the senior put it all together Thursday on the final day of the Class 2A boys’ golf state tournament...
View ArticleUtah Jazz working hard to prepare for season
Nobody ever said an NBA training camp was easy. The Utah Jazz can attest to that.The players sat in a circle at Zions Bank Basketball Center on Thursday afternoon, stretching and recovering from what...
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Utah Jazz: Dante Exum, Rodney Hood and Derrick Favors all in contract years,...
Throughout the offseason, Dante Exum had a list of concerns that he tried to tackle: improving his shooting, playing with pace and rebounding more effectively were included.But one thing he tried to...
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Jennifer Rubin: The claims of anti-immigrant hysterics are disproved - again
No matter what facts one presents to anti-immigrant activists and xenophobic politicians, they insist that immigration is “out of control” and that immigrants take jobs away from Americans and suppress...
View ArticleUtah officials say they will end a health program for poor children if...
Utah health officials submitted their intentions to close an insurance program for children in low- to middle-income families if Congress does not reauthorize its funding.The state’s Division of...
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