Politics What the Government Wants From Deidre Henderson Deidre Henderson has refused the federal government's demand for a year. Now the demands mention prison. 12 Jul 2026
Religion The Man Who Would Unchurch Utah Pete Hegseth's spiritual adviser says Latter-day Saints aren't Christians. In June, the Pentagon briefly agreed. 12 Jul 2026
Business A Bloomberg Rival Emerges From Silicon Slopes Databento raises $97 million Series B. 12 Jul 2026
Sports Fourteen Expeditions, One Utah Name Rob Lea of Park City is the first person to climb the Seven Summits and swim the Oceans Seven. It took him 17 years. 12 Jul 2026
Sports Peterson Has the Game, Utah Has to Find Him the Ball Utah spent four years collecting talent. Now it has to decide whose team this is. 12 Jul 2026
Culture Rhinos All the Way Down The internet is arguing about Salt Lake's rhinos again. The man who bought them is doing fine. 12 Jul 2026
Culture Sixty-Five Summers in Cedar City The Utah Shakespeare Festival completes its 65th season this week, one play short of completing something bigger. 12 Jul 2026
Business Sold at the Top Utah's job growth is triple the national rate and a third of its own. 7 Jul 2026
Religion The Saints and the State at 250 The United States turns 250 this year. The church that helped settle the West is marking the anniversary with a fast for religious liberty. Its own history with the federal government explains the choice. 14 Jun 2026
Culture What Was Here in 1776 The nation marks the Declaration. Utah is paying archaeologists to find the 1776 that actually crossed this ground. 14 Jun 2026
Politics Stuart Adams at the Top of His Game For twenty years, Adams sailed through his primaries. A data center in Box Elder County changed the math. 14 Jun 2026
Business A Salt Lake Encryption Startup Takes Aim at Washington A $10 million round and a former Army cyber general on the board, behind a product aimed at national security. 14 Jun 2026
