Containment of Monroe Canyon Fire drops; smoke moves across Utah
By Carter Williams
Firefighters focus on protecting structures after Monroe Canyon Fire doubles in size
By Carter Williams
Property owners await news on cabins, land as Monroe Canyon Fire continues to grow
By Brian Schnee
Firefighters face fatigue as Monroe Canyon fire doubles in size
By Caroleina Hassett
'It's scary;' Weary residents watch as Monroe Canyon Fire bursts in size
By Amy Nay
Full Coverage of this storyMore states are pushing cities to build affordable housing
By Marisa Peñaloza
Full Coverage of this storyDelta's AI pricing prompting consumer protection bill from Utah lawmaker
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Vote Save America PAC invests to find Utah candidates to challenge GOP incumbents
By Bridger Beal-cvetko
Utah State Hospital: Here's who wants to sell its Provo land, divy up services
By Paighten Harkins
Keep making a difference: Gov. Cox calls for continued investment in Utah State Hospital at facility’s 140th birthday celebration
By Jacob Nielson
Utah State Hospital at 140: How treating mental illness has changed
By Lois M. Collins
Cox calls for mental health care expansion on Utah State Hospital’s 140th anniversary
By Alixel Cabrera Calderas
Full Coverage of this storySuspect in University of Utah sexual battery incident located after campus issues alert
By Aubree B Jennings
Great Salt Lake again dips to ‘scary low level’
By Leia Larsen
Great Salt Lake drops back to a 'really bad' level, but expert sees 'silver lining' for now
By Carter Williams
Farmers want to help the Great Salt Lake, but feel like ‘scapegoats’ for a more complex problem
By Katie Mckellar
The Great Salt Lake Is a Ticking Time Bomb
By Adelaide E. Parker
Is it too late to save the Great Salt Lake?
By Amy Joi O'donoghue
Full Coverage of this storyNonprofit head used public funds for vacations, political donations, Utah auditor says
By Bridger Beal-cvetko
A Utah CEO spent state grant money on vacations, political donations, auditor says
By Robert Gehrke
Audit: Nonprofit leader spent taxpayer money on trips, massages, haircuts & more
By Adam Herbets
Utah nonprofit spent millions of taxpayer funds on private company, vacations, state auditor finds
By Brigham Tomco
Audit finds head of Utah non-profit used taxpayer dollars for massages, vacation to Hawaii
Full Coverage of this storyEye on intersections: Utah's crash cams
By Shelby Lofton
Utah governor responds to Trump executive order on homelessness
By Brigham Tomco
ENDING CRIME AND DISORDER ON AMERICA’S STREETS
Trump signs an executive order to make it easier to remove homeless people from streets
By Jennifer Ludden
Listen: Trump’s sweeping order on homelessness could have major impacts in Denver
By Kyle Harris
Trump’s new executive order could violate medical privacy rights
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Full Coverage of this storyUtah Lake is already driving tourism dollars. Could it bring in $1 billion?
By Paighten Harkins
Utah Lake is a popular recreation draw. Here's how much economic weight it has
By Carter Williams
New study reveals the hidden economic value of Utah Lake
By Bryan Barba
This "underutilized" lake brings in millions of dollars to Utah county
By Paighten Harkins
Utah Lake proves to be an economic asset to Utah Valley, recent study reveals
By Curtis Booker
Full Coverage of this storyBest crop of Utah products ever?
By Trent Wood
A Utah company won a $2.6M state contract — then Gov. Cox’s campaign got free services
- Penna Powers won a $2.6 million contract to help GOP leaders influence public opinion on taking away public lands
- The company then provided $23,000 in services to Gov. Spencer Cox’s reelection, free of charge
- Spokespeople for Cox’s office and his campaign did not answer questions or a request for comment on the donation
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Multiple meteor showers lead up to Perseids finale in Utah
By Erin Alberty & Christine Clarridge
Utah Sheriffs Association leaders defend increasing cooperation with immigration officials
By Tim Vandenack
U.S. News ranks University of Utah Health No. 1 — again
By Kim Bojórquez
The Anti-Gala will be hosted once again at the Utah Olympic Park
By Michele Roepke
PE-Backed Lido Keeps Acquiring with Addition of $850M Utah-based RIA
By Alex Ortolani
Full Coverage of this storyFederal funding is back for after-school programs, but change may be coming
By Alixel Cabrera Calderas
Nationwide study cites wellbeing, quality of life makes Utah the fourth happiest state in the union
By Charlie Schill
Utah has lost 60% of its immigration judges in a matter of months, causing growing case backlog
By Adam Small
Natural Grocers Celebrates the Beehive State
By Bridget Goldschmidt
Why UCEDDs are essential for Utah's disability infrastructure | Opinion
By Matthew Wappett
Beat the Summer Heat When You Explore Dreamscapes in Sandy
By Christy Articola
Nearly half of Utah’s foreign tourism comes from this country, and they’re not coming this year
By Julie Jag
Deseret News condemns Lee’s posts about Minnesota shooting
By Cheyanne M. Daniels
How Utah dentists are preparing patients for the first statewide fluoride ban
By Hannah Schoenbaum
Slickrock: USU Geoscientists Explore Why Utah's Wasatch Fault Is Vulnerable to Earthquakes
By Mary-ann Muffoletto
Utah named best state in the U.S. for third year in a row
By Kim Bojórquez
Barth Wu ’26: Chew on This: Table for 25 in the Utah Desert
By Eleanor Barth Wu
Sundance's Future In Utah Looks Bleak As Park City Mayor Laments Anti-LGBTQ+ Flag Bill
By Dominic Patten
EXCLUSIVE: $5 Million Utah Home Where Ruby Franke Carried Out Heinous Abuse of Children Finally Finds a Buyer
By Kelsi Karruli
Utah becomes first US state to ban fluoride in its water
By Nadine Yousif
Utah becomes latest state to pass new CPA licensure pathway legislation
By Maura Webber Sadovi
Utah nuclear energy: State sues feds over licensing requirements
By Anastasia Hufham
Everyone’s Talking About Utah Hair
By Chavie Lieber
Chasing Down the Best Fish & Chips in Utah
By Greg Brinkman