The FLDS community must come to trust that the medical system will not discriminate against them nor report them to the authorities, addressing their fears surrounding the legality of polygamy, writes Utah medical student Jacob Taylor.

The Utah Supreme Court rejected Colby Jenkins' effort to get nearly 1,200 late-postmarked ballots counted in hopes of reversing his 176-vote defeat by Rep. Celeste Maloy in Utah's 2nd Congressional District.

The Utah Supreme Court dismissed Republican gubernatorial hopeful Phil Lymans attempt to have Gov. Spencer Cox thrown off the ballot and out of office and instead make Lyman the GOPs candidate for governor.

Historian Matthew Harris discusses his new book, Second-Class Saints: Black Mormons and the Struggle for Racial Equality.

A young man and a teenager were arrested Tuesday in connection with the killing of 18-year-old Naod Welday, who was found shot to death early Aug. 3 near the trailhead of the popular Mount Olympus hike in Holladay.

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The Provo City library is facing a significant budget shortfall, jeopardizing programs and resources that serve both children and adults. The library is facing an $800,000 shortfall and has already been dipping into savings to avoid cuts.

Records obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune reveal the specific reasons why select Utah school districts considered certain books objective sensitive material, leading to 13 titles being banned from all public schools in the state.

The sudden collapse of Double Arch over Lake Powell in Utah's Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on Aug. 8 serves as a reminder that even stone is impermanent. Here's a list of notable arch collapses in Utah from recent decades.

Bear Lake's crystal-clear water faces a trio of environmental threats. What could protect the beloved vacation spot?

The longstanding Utah Arts Festival is in jeopardy after suffering a major financial loss this year, drawing in about 14,000 fewer patrons than organizers had hoped for and sitting about $200,000 short of its $2 million budget.

The LDS Church tries to block discovery in a brewing tithing class-action case.

The University of Utah just guaranteed admission to 5,000 high school seniors before they even applied. Here's how your student could qualify.

BYU runner Kenneth Rooks is remembered along with others for their faith moments at Paris Olympics.

These folks are preserving international food traditions in the nooks and crannies of the Salt Lake Valley.

We need to change the conversation we are having in this country around faith and reproductive rights, writes the Rev. J Sylvan, senior minister at First Unitarian Church SLC.

The director who paired Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand also united Park City and the Sundance Film Festival. Here's the way they've been since then.

While executives from Smith Entertainment Group and Sandy City gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the hockey club's new practice facility on Monday, it was clear more is to come in the Shops at South Town area.

Developer Brandon Fugal has sold the land where the fantasy-themed Evermore Park once stood, and says the new owners have "something spectacular" in mind for the Pleasant Grove property.

State Rep. Phil Lyman lost the Republican primary election for Utah governor by nearly 40,000 votes in June. Now, in the midst of pursuing multiple legal challenges to Gov. Spencer Coxs eligibility for the ballot, he will launch a write-in campaign to replace the states top official.