The world’s most massive living organism has been regenerating itself over thousands of years in Utah's Fishlake National Forest.

Foreigners don’t want to ‘come here and give any of their money to our economy’: Moab restaurants feel the pinch of fewer visitors Fewer visitors from Canada, Europe and Asia have prompted ...

Utah’s municipal primary election is Tuesday. Here’s what to know and where to vote. Utahns across the state are voting for the mayoral and city council candidates they want to see on the ...

Taberon Honie dies by lethal injection, the first execution in Utah in 14 years “If it needs to be done for them to heal,” Honie said moments before his execution, “let’s do this.” ...

Lake Powell • A man was found dead Saturday on board a boat at Lake Powell. Around 10:20 a.m., boaters saw a boat anchored in a cove near Bullfrog Marina, with one person on board who appeared ...

Here’s why Utah SkyWest workers know a layoff is coming — and Pluralsight employees didn’t A federal law that is supposed to protect against surprise mass job losses doesn’t apply to all ...

After a Delta flight from Salt Lake City experienced extreme turbulence and sent 25 people to the hospital, an aviation attorney says passengers have compensatory rights.

‘Mormon Land’: Tattoos, even for Latter-day Saints, can be ‘personal and sacred’ — and, now, acceptable The explicit condemnations of body art are vanishing, and new acceptance is ...

Alpine School District votes to raise property taxes despite public opposition School officials contend that the estimated $23 million a year brought in by these increases are crucial dollars for ...

A Utah nonprofit is using a crucial tool to keep people out of jail and prison The nonprofit Justice By Objectives started in 2021.

A boy died Tuesday after being pulled under the water in a boating accident at a lake in central Utah. The Millard County Sheriff’s Office said the victim, age 11, was at Gunnison Bend Reservoir ...

A Lehi City Council candidate acknowledged that one of her mailers didn't mention who paid for it or whether she authorized it — a "fairly common mistake," a state election official said.