Ever since the deadly attack on a congregation in Michigan, some social media users identifying as Latter-day Saints have been questioning or criticizing the faith’s 2019 policy banning guns from ...

Last week’s attack on worshippers at an LDS Church exposes, once more, the lingering animosity Latter-day Saints receive from both sides of the political spectrum. On Sept. 28, a gunman launched a ...

Each October celebration of National Book Month reminds me that books are some of our most devoted life companions. A relatively new book by a friend confirms my belief. The book’s author, Jon M.

The Bureau of Land Management has authorized class 1 e-bikes on more than 200 miles of Moab-area mountain bike trails, finalizing a long-debated decision that takes effect March 1. The Moab Field ...

In April, thousands of Post Malone fans flocked to Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City to witness the singer kick off his first-ever stadium tour. It was a dream come true for many of those fans, ...

The buzz around the Utah Mammoth has continued following their inaugural season. Whether it’s the new practice facility, official branding, free-agent signings, developing young players and playoff ...

A Pulitzer Prize finalist in the cartoonist category, Pat Bagley has worked for The Salt Lake Tribune for more than 45 years. He is one of roughly a dozen cartoonists still working at a major ...

Because of warm winter temperatures in Utah, Ice Castles will not be returning to Midway this year. Is Utah still suitable for the 2034 Olympics?

Storms that swept through northern Utah on Saturday prompted flooding in Tooele County and Salt Lake City that damaged dozens of homes. According to the National Weather Service, flooding started ...

Precipitation that swept through northern Utah on Saturday brought the first major snowfall of the season to the Wasatch Mountains.

The Salt Lake Tribune sat down with Erin Rider, Utah's new HOA ombudsman, to talk about the office she's leading.

As Utah families welcomed children in the 1970s and ’80s, many lived near refineries and manufacturers that were releasing toxins.