Jewish congregations in Utah say they're spending more on security following a rise in antisemitism after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

Two Utah museums share how they incorporate Native American views into their curation and spaces.

University of Utah faculty demand that future student protests not be met with police violence after officers in riot gear were ordered to tear into a peaceful rally on campus this week.

A new generation of Utahns have taken on sewing, turned a hobby into a passion making clothes that fit better and are more sustainable than "fast fashion," while building a community of sewing artists.

Gordon Monson: With the hiring of Chris Burgess, BYU basketball has turned Utah basketball into a soap opera

This years Queer Food Feastival will feature 20 LGBTQ- and ally-owned Utah food vendors, offering what its organizer calls "a mini taste of Salt Lake."

Kilby Court Salt Lake City's iconic, all-ages music venue celebrates 25 years of shows by Utah and national musicians, often right at the cusp of making it big.

We know that Native American communities experience missing and murdered cases at disproportionately higher rates than other racial groups, but we also know that Native people cannot solve this issue alone.

Ryan Smith wants more control and more public money than just sales tax revenue for a proposed downtown sports district.

The thousands of people who have been arrested in a wave of pro-Palestinian protest encampments on college campuses would not have access to student loan forgiveness under a bill introduced Tuesday by Sen. Mitt Romney and other Republicans.

Attorneys for the state elections office want a judge to toss out a lawsuit filed by Phil Lyman and his would-be candidate for lieutenant governor, Layne Bangerter, arguing that a simple reading of Utahs Constitution shows Bangerter is ineligible to run for the office.

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Signs of the Times

Walnut Lane is an emergency that could affect the entire community, Moab Councilor Luke Wojciechowski said. I hope our tradition of helping neighbors continues.

These students are the living conscience of our society, writes Mustafa Khader. They are the lanterns of light who are taking us forward to a better future and reigniting the desire for freedom, justice and equality for all.

This fall, Utahs largest school district will implement a new consolidated special education class structure, forcing about 150 special education students in grades K-6 to transfer to different schools.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints faces new allegations over its huge stock portfolio.

In the latest news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we look at how the Manti Temple murals were restored, the ups and downs of congregational growth and how women's leaders rank in the faith.

At Qualtrics' annual user summit, artificial intelligence took center stage. One of the company's executives called AI a change in the very nature of work."

Utah Eats: Venturing through south-central Utah and finding the original Curry Pizza location. Also, new openings.

College graduates in Utah generally make more than their peers without degrees, but that varies based on their major of choice, based on a Tribune analysis of data on 656 occupations across 22 broad industry sectors, including art and design, construction and extraction and management.

The Alpine School District has selected two ways the district could split one of which may end up on Novembers ballot.