Politics The Monopoly Makes Peace Utah's fight with its only rate-regulated utility ends the way monopoly fights do: in a docket, not a market. 18 Jul 2026
Sports The Hall Finally Found Danny Ainge No inducted player of Danny Ainge's stature waited longer for the college basketball hall of fame. 18 Jul 2026
Politics Your License Plate, Logged: Where Flock Safety Stands in Utah An Atlanta company worth $8.4 billion runs cameras in more than 5,000 communities. Here is its Utah footprint, on the record. 18 Jul 2026
The Water We Ship to China What burned, what dried up, what got funded, and who's suing whom. 17 Jul 2026
Politics The Water We Ship to China The Great Salt Lake is turning to dust, and the dust is turning toward us. 16 Jul 2026
Culture Removed by Checklist Utah's removal system runs on a checklist, a threshold, and a handful of districts. 16 Jul 2026
Sports Opening Night at Delta Center, New Year's Eve at Rice-Eccles The NHL's first 84-game season since 1994 gives Utah a home opening night, a long trip east, and the league's marquee outdoor game. 16 Jul 2026
Politics Utah Groups Kevin O'Leary Called Chinese "Cells" Sue Him and Fox News The founders of two Salt Lake City organizations say O'Leary's accusations about China cost them clients, donors, and their safety. 15 Jul 2026
Business Ryan Smith's Halo Fund Makes Its Biggest Bet Yet Halo Fund led a $70 million round in Flex, a San Francisco fintech. 15 Jul 2026
Sports BYU Runs Out of Doubters Last summer BYU got zero votes in a poll of Big 12 coaches. This summer it got more than anyone. 15 Jul 2026
Business The Next Silicon Slopes Giant Filevine keeps pulling the slowest parts of American litigation into its platform. The valuation math is starting to follow. 15 Jul 2026
Religion The Church of Martin He served a mission, served in a bishopric, and launched a gay fashion label. Then the church's post went live. 15 Jul 2026
