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Trump DOJ sues Utah over state law that allows in-state college tuition for some undocumented students

By Robert Gehrke | Courtney Tanner | Sep. 10, 2026, 11:31 p.m.

‘Politics worthy of our country’: Cox declares Charlie Kirk Day a year after the activist’s death

By Emily Anderson Stern | Sep. 10, 2026, 8:39 p.m.

After Sharon McMahon’s speech was canceled, why can Turning Point hold a Charlie Kirk memorial at UVU?

By Samantha Moilanen | Sep. 10, 2026, 6:54 p.m.

Voices: Being challenged at The Other Side Academy wasn’t always comfortable, but it saved my life

Gordon Monson: Utah’s Eric Weddle to be honored with fondness now and with wonder later

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Valley University student Hunter Kozak, who asked the question Charlie Kirk was answering as the commentator was killed at the school last year during a Turning Point USA event, sits for a portrait on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, in the courtyard where the shooting unfolded.

Charlie Kirk was assassinated while answering this Utah student’s question. A year later, the threats and theories haven’t stopped.

By Courtney Tanner

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Defense attorney Richard Novak speaks with Tyler Robinson as attorneys Kathryn Nester, left, and Staci Visser, right, listen during a hearing in Provo's 4th District Court on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025. Robinson is accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk.

A year after Charlie Kirk’s killing, Tyler Robinson’s defense has cost taxpayers $1.6 million — so far

By Jessica Schreifels

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Northrop Grumman executive Tom Jones cuts the ribbon at a new manufacturing facility in Layton supporting the B-21 Raider.

How Utah is helping to build the next-generation B-21 stealth bomber

By Paighten Harkins

News

Moab-Arches shuttle officially launches as agencies begin measuring its impact

How Utah is helping to build the next-generation B-21 stealth bomber

Charlie Kirk was assassinated while answering this Utah student’s question. A year later, the threats and theories haven’t stopped.

Sports

Gordon Monson: Is Utah’s offense finally what it’s always wanted to be? Five guesses.

BYU drops, Utah rises and Whittingham falls out completely in latest AP Top 25 poll

Devon Dampier took some hits against Idaho. Here’s what Utah needs to fix.

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(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The University of Utah campus is pictured on Tuesday Nov. 18, 2025.

Trump DOJ sues Utah over state law that allows in-state college tuition for some undocumented students

(Food and Drug Administration via The New York Times) A handout provided by Food and Drug Administration shows broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts L.L.C., an Idaho company.

Salmonella outbreak sickened 22 in Utah and nearby states is linked to broccoli sprouts from Idaho

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Gov. Spencer Cox says a few words at the Turning Point event Glen Smith Spectrum Arena, in Logan on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025.

‘Politics worthy of our country’: Cox declares Charlie Kirk Day a year after the activist’s death

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Charlie Kirk, at the last event he held at Utah Valley University, appears on screen as people watch the memorial services for Charlie Kirk during an event at the Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo on Sept. 21, 2025.

After Sharon McMahon’s speech was canceled, why can Turning Point hold a Charlie Kirk memorial at UVU?

(Andrew Christiansen | The Times-Independent) Federal, state and Grand County officials and other project partners pose for a photo Sept. 8 at Panorama Point in Arches National Park during a ceremony celebrating the Moab-Arches shuttle pilot. The free service began carrying passengers Sept. 1 and officially launched Sept. 9.

Moab-Arches shuttle officially launches as agencies begin measuring its impact

POLITICS

How Trump unleashed an existential fight in Utah over America’s dinosaurs

After Charlie Kirk’s killing, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox had to address the world. He called a Democrat for help.

Trump’s DOJ is investigating Utah’s election chief for refusing to hand over voter data, it says in letter

Opinion

Opinion: The truth about brain rot: It’s a cry for help

Letter: Trump-directed removal of a sculpture from the Kennedy Center echoes Nazi targeting of art

Letter: Raising the minimum wage would improve the quality of life of all Utahns

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Religion

LDS Church’s BYU has new requirements for religion classes. Here’s how they will affect students.

A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, can faith hold Turning Point together?

Latest from Mormon Land: Is Heavenly Mother key to getting more converts?

Culture

Country superstar Garth Brooks is returning to Utah. Here’s how to get tickets.

A new season of ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ is out Thursday. Here’s a recap of all the drama on and off screen.

Publishers said Eli McCann’s book about Utah quilters wouldn’t work. Now Hollywood is calling.

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