Local News
Roadless Rule Cut Fuels Fire Risk
Experts warn repealing the Roadless Rule could expose Utah forests to more logging, roads and wildfires.
Whiplash Over Lee’s Land Deal
Lee’s plan to sell millions of acres of public land to private buyers faced opposition from many Utahns, leading to its removal 10 days later.
Wildfire Risks Intensify in Utah
California’s January wildfires serve as a warning for Utah, where drier conditions, rising temperatures, and limited resources are raising concerns among fire and forest officials.
Rose Park Gardens Cultivate Community Growth
After years of neglect, community members came together to revitalize the Rose Park community gardens. Today, their partnership with New Roots provides increased access to food stability and community for volunteers.
Hundreds Protest U.S. Strikes on Iran
Demonstrators rallied against American military intervention at the Utah State Capitol.
More Than 5,000 Protestors Gather at Marriott Library Plaza
More than 5,000 gathered at the University of Utah Saturday as part of a national protest responding to federal parade plans and immigration policies.
ICE-OUT Protest Draws Hundreds in Salt Lake City
Demonstrators marched against deportations and immigrant detention as tactical officers monitored the peaceful rally.
Case Reopened After 50 Years
Pieces of a human skull found in the Foothills draws the university's only known cold case to a close.
A Review of Kilby Headliner’s ‘Pinkerton’
"Pinkerton" is uncomfortably honest and (at times) painfully relatable.
Utah Ranked No. 1 for Economic Outlook
Rich States, Poor States ranked Utah No. 1 for the 18th year in a row.
