More trees in the Intermountain West are dying than growing. Can more local coordination with states reverse that trend?

Fires are measured in acreage burned, and so far this year, they’ve covered 270,455 acres across 388 blazes. One acre is ...

On this week's "Mormon Land" podcast, historian Benjamin Park explores how LDS writer W. Cleon Skousen, author of books about ...

We need a renewed commitment to the idea that our health decisions affect more than just ourselves,” Andy Munguia writes in an op-ed.

The U. is moving forward with a potential renovation of the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Here's how Utes fans will play a part in ...

Two Black Latter-day Saint musicians are eager to see the faith's sacrament meetings come alive. "It’s not appropriation," says one singer. "It’s you taking the words and having a connection with God.

When he heard the Utah Mammoth were looking to move up in last week’s draft, Ethan Belchetz said he got “some tingles in your ...

Three peacocks recently died in Salt Lake City’s Poplar Grove neighborhood, and some residents think they may have been killed intentionally.

Moab City is updating its Water Conservation Plan like it does every five years. This time, conserving water could be mandatory rather than advisory — and violators could face fines.

A National Institutes of Health study will evaluate whether to screen tens of thousands of healthy infants for genetic diseases.

Utahns who remember their history, and their humanity, should be heartened by this outcome,” The Salt Lake Tribune editorial ...