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Salt Lake Tribune guest columnist Natalie Brown, author of “After Happiness: Living with Faith in a Time of Crisis,” discusses how to help Latter-day Saints amid today’s challenging economic and polarizing climate.

The five caskets were arranged in a neat line at the front of the room. Those who came to mourn couldn’t help but cry at the stark sight. As they held onto crumpled tissues, they traded whispers. “This is so hard,” they said. “Why did this have to happen?”

Salt Lake County is planning to purchase the Axis Building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Here’s what they plan to do with it.

“As we continue to debate the causes and consequences of declining fertility, it’s important to keep in mind that oversimplifications are unlikely to explain a complex trend,” writes Dr. Theodore Samore.

When Utah entered the Big 12, many fans hoped it would be a short-term layover before moving on to the greener pastures of the Big Ten. The Protect College Sports Act might keep Utah right where they are.

Kevin O'Leary said work on the Stratos data center project proposed for rural Box Elder County is "full steam ahead" and that his team hopes to file for a water permit by the end of next month.

The Battle of Liberty Place broke out in 1873 after two contenders for the Louisiana governorship both claimed victory and alleged the other was corrupt. Some 150 Black men were massacred. Contemporary America, UVU professor Greg Jackson writes, seems to have forgotten it ever happened.

Police say the bride used a stolen lighter to start the fire in the women's Relief Society room of the Kaysville meetinghouse.

The Utah Hospital Association's Matthew McCullough said the federal funding isn’t going to move the needle. “My worry is we may have clinics or hospitals who have to close down services, and at the same time we’re allocating money to building trails. That’s not the point of the program.”

A 20-year-old BYU football player has been arrested and charged with driving under the influence. The LDS Church's flagship school, which has an Honor Code forbidding alcohol consumption, is reviewing his status.

Born in Chihuahua, México, Jorge Fierro’s parents wanted him to be an attorney. But, he said, he felt the pull to start his own “journey” — so he dropped out of law school and moved to the U.S. “I wanted the American dream, and I knew how to make it happen.”

Two chefs collaborate to bring Japanese and Italian foods to two Utah restaurants. https://www.sltrib.com/artsliving/food/2026/06/13/utah-eats-two-chefs-collab-bring 

Blake Hogge and Trystan Nickovich spent 3 harried days moving their wedding after the Cottonwood Fire destroyed their venue. “It was a very emotional week for us all,” Hogge said. “But we pulled off a miracle.” Here’s how they did it.

Utah is responsible for roughly 22% of the nation’s 2,318 cases of measles recorded so far this year. Read the story here: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2026/07/28/measles-map-utah-see-where-cases/ 

A new court filing argues Tyler Robinson’s personal life stood in “stark contrast” to Charlie Kirk’s views — and that it motivated the fatal shooting.

Salt Lake Tribune reporters have been out to the rural area where the Stratos data center project is slated to go twice in the past two months. Here is a look at what we saw.

Those who came to mourn the Long family couldn’t help but cry at the sight of five parallel caskets. They whispered, “This is so hard” and questioned, “Why did this have to happen?”

Climate change, which brings intense heat, longer droughts and dry atmospheric conditions, has been the primary driver of wildfire risk in the West for the last two decades — and traditional methods of managing and fighting them are proving less effective.

This is very cool, thank you for sharing! *spins up Gerry and the Pacemakers for Liz*

A 34-year-old man from Vernal is in custody and facing reckless child abuse homicide charges after a child was left for more than two hours in a vehicle estimated to be at least 131 degrees.