“To ensure no Type 1 diabetic is left behind, Congress must pass a nationwide insulin co-pay cap now that protects all patients, not just those with state-regulated insurance,” writes Addison Burnsed in an op-ed.

The rumors have followed BYU's Kalani Sitake into Big 12 title week.

In the early decades after The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded in 1830, its members endured intense political persecution and violence. Cast as social outcasts whose beliefs — especially polygamy— threatened mainstream Christianity, they were driven from their homes by mobs and state militias. Missouri’s infamous 1838 “Extermination Order,” labeling Latter-day Saints “enemies” to be “exterminated or driven from the state,” remains one of the starkest examples of government-sanctioned religious persecution in U.S. history. Their forced migration to the Salt Lake Valley stands as one of America’s largest displacements.

Right-place-right-time home investments have enabled older adults to accumulate equity over the years — a goal that has eluded younger generations.

Best-selling author Jack Carr, who lives outside Park City, said a lot of his drive comes from wanting to ensure his developmentally disabled son is always cared for, "making sure his trust is funded in a way that, if I get hit by a bus tomorrow, he gets taken care of.”

Santa landing in a helicopter on Main Street has been a Cedar City tradition for years, but this year, let’s just say things didn’t go as planned.

Police also recovered dozens of dead roosters, found in garbage bins and bags.

The "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star is set to play the starring role early next year as part of a limited engagement.

Moving billions of gallons of water from sea level up 4,200 feet to the Rockies is no simple feat.

Here's what BYU coach Kalani Sitake said about Penn State coaching rumors.

Evidence increasingly shows that chronic exposure to PM2.5, a neurotoxin, not only damages lungs and hearts but is also associated with dementia.

Utah has a goal to save 16% of the water we use in homes, schools and businesses by 2030. Each of the 29 counties has their own goals, and some are doing better than others. Here's why.

This low-profile West Valley City refinery makes gold one of Utah's biggest exports — even more so now that a modern-day gold rush has hit the country.

With less water flowing through the Colorado River, Utah may have to cut back its consumption. That could affect farmers, tribes and cities across the state.

Salt Lake City has spent record amounts of money on policing since 2020, but new financial hurdles loom.

BYU just punched its ticket to the Big 12 title game. Should it have to beat No. 5 Texas Tech to get to the playoff?

Utah football coach Kyle Whittingham thinks the Utes are headed in the right direction as he considers his future with the program.

Letter: Soldiers are trained to seek out, engage and destroy the enemy. They don’t belong on the streets of America.

This week's cartoons from The Salt Lake Tribune's Pat Bagley.

Letter: Utah’s water is under threat from massive data centers

Letter: On tariffs or otherwise, no president should be able to exercise a power he does not have

One of the leading experts on the life and death of Latter-day Saint hero Helmuth Hübener, who was executed at age 17 for telling the truth about Hitler, says his story is a cautionary tale for our day.

Next year, a new feature-length presentation of the Crucifixion will hit the big screen. What should viewers expect? Will it be similar to — or different from — “The Passion” version?

Dozens of people gathered outside the Home Depot on 2100 South in Salt Lake City to mourn and remember José Hernández, an immigrant from El Salvador who was shot and killed by Salt Lake City police last month.

Operating a resort as big as Snowbird is a complicated dance. Here’s a look at the work that happens behind the scenes.