Grant Fishers path to the Paris Olympics began to take shape in October at a coffee shop in Salt Lake City.

Here are possible solutions to closing the divide between Utah's Latter-day Saints and non-Latter-day Saints.

Two counties in eastern Utah saw a jump in poor air quality days last year, worse than the pollution in the Salt Lake Valley. Here's why.

A new bar opened last week inside the former home of the Heavy Metal Shop in downtown Salt Lake City. The owners describe Earth and Stones as "cutesy and comfortable."

Latter-day Saint Democrats are rallying around Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, saying that their beliefs in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints do not contradict their politics. And they draw on statements by LDS leaders to support that claim. Their presence could make a difference in states like Arizona and Nevada with big Latter-day Saint ...

A new survey from Utah's Huntsman Cancer Institute reveals the barriers rural Westerners face when trying to access health care.

We asked about the unspoken divide that so often separates Utah Latter-day Saints from their neighbors belonging to other religions or no religion at all. You shared your stories.

Its time for things to change at Utah State University, and President Elizabeth Cantwell and Athletic Director Diana Sabau are the right people to turn the tide.

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Toxic Tweeter

The Utah Supreme Court will hear arguments Friday in Colby Jenkins case contending that 1,171 late-postmarked ballots in the Republican primary election should be counted.

The Jazz's new 98-minute documentary will be released over the weekend. Here's what to know about the film.

A Salt Lake Tribune reporter was one of seven members of the media who witnessed Taberon Honie's execution early Thursday. Here's what she saw.

Utah, especially southwest portions of the state, at risk of slipping back into drought thanks to high temps and low rainfall.

Sexual assault is not health care, and it isnt covered by Utahs medical malpractice law, the Utah Supreme Court ruled in a Thursday decision that revives a lawsuit filed by 94 women who allege their OB-GYN sexually abused them.

In the latest news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we report on BYU-Idaho's switch to selling caffeinated soda on campus; a Tribune series on the divide in Utah between LDS and non-LDS; a sixth LDS missionary to die this year.

The sixth installment in a series on the LDS v. non-LDS divide's impact on neighborhoods in Utah. This one is on those who leave the state at least in part because of this divide.

Gordon Monson: Kyle Whittingham loves recruiting Hawaii, making his familys experience their cruel

A state judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Tim Ballard tried to intimidate critics of him and Operation Underground Railroad. Ballard's attorneys call it a victory, but the plaintiff's lawyers say they'll re-file the suit. It is the second suit against Ballard that has been thrown out. Three other lawsuits remain.

Utah's Micah Bernard wants to be the #Utes starting running back in 2024. Here's why it's still an open competition:

Imagine a Salt Lake made for everyone a city in which our west side boasts safe transportation corridors connecting every corner of our city.

Utah Eats: Our food writer has tasted the best ramen she's ever had, and it's in Salt Lake City. Also: Two new restaurants with Park City connections are coming to Sugar House.

Taberon Honie died by lethal injection early Thursday, Utah's first execution in 14 years.