A White House rescission memorandum could force some local news sources to close in the U.S. A University of Utah professor is concerned this will erode public trust in journalism.

The council began discussion where new housing would go Wednesday. The new housing authority is expected to convene next week.

A year after Utah passed the nation’s first road rage law, law enforcement has seen an increase in incidents in the Wasatch Back and statewide.

The Wasatch County Library will kick off its summer reading challenge with a “Chalk Your Block” party.

Ongoing DEI backlash means tighter budgets and smaller Pride Month celebrations, Utah LGBTQ+ nonprofits say.

Peace House is reviving its Safe Bars program teaching restaurant staff how to safely respond to violent situations.

Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is suing Utah’s attorney general and insurance commissioner over a law passed during the legislative session aimed at stopping drug manufacturers from limiting where hospitals and clinics can buy discounted medication.

Park City Ski and Snowboard’s annual Moose on the Loose youth trail running series starts Saturday with the first of four races.

In May, hydrologists forecasted that spring runoff into Lake Powell would be the lowest in years.

“Mission: Impossible” has returned to theaters in time for summer. The latest installment, sub-titled “Final Reckoning,” is the eighth film in the franchise.