Trump makes outlandish claims about election results in address

The president falsely claimed elections were “rigged” and “stolen.”

RSL apologizes to Utahn Kealia Ohai Watt after husband J.J. Watt calls out social media slight

Kealia Ohai Watt is a Utah native who attended Alta High School in Sandy.

Gordon Monson: You want easy money? Bet and bank on the Utah Jazz

The Jazz’s over/under has been set at 34.5.

Would Utah swap voters’ private data for federal disaster aid? Here’s what Lt. Gov. Henderson says.

President Trump is reportedly scheduled to deliver a speech on election security on Thursday evening.

Bagley Cartoon: Pestilential Address

Voices: I’m raising two children in Utah. The system isn’t built for working parents.

If our state is serious about understanding declining birth rates and falling enrollment, we need to listen to parents’ stories and make big investments.

Letter: Does Utah’s delegation vote for the haves or the have-nots, for us or themselves?

Letter: Our Pride flag was stolen, our American flag desecrated. Our fight against hate goes on.

Why Utah’s favorite amusement park hits differently when you’re grown up

The Tribune’s culture and music reporter grew up going to Lagoon every summer as a child.

Here’s why tribes say Trump’s Bears Ears order changed more than the map

Tribal leaders say dissolving the Bears Ears Commission dismantled a groundbreaking model of collaborative management between sovereign tribes and the federal government.

One of Utah’s biggest environmental cleanups is nearly finished

The $1 billion cleanup effort is expected to wrap up in 2029, according to a new federal report.

Ski-friendly condo development is going to auction after developer defaults on $30M loan

The Ascent Park City, near Park City, is scheduled for a trustee sale on July 22, according to a notice posted on the property.

Utah has 3 of America’s ‘happiest’ national parks, according to an A.I. analysis of tourist selfies

An online gaming site commissioned the study, where an A.I. tool measured how much people smiled in their Instagram photos while visiting national parks.

Here’s where BYU and Utah football rank in this Big 12 preseason media poll

Big 12 media members came together to do their own version of the conference’s preseason media poll.

Mayor Erin Mendenhall eyes a rare feat in Salt Lake City politics

Only two prior mayors in Utah’s capital have won three terms.

Salt Lake City set a record high of 109 degrees. Then came the conspiracy theories.

Have changes to Salt Lake City’s weather station made record highs more likely? A look at the evidence.

Opinion: What the definitive book on empires says about America today

In the same year as America’s founding, Edward Gibbon wrote “Decline and Fall.” 250 years later, it still holds lessons for us.

As Utah’s largest public development takes shape, The Point makes a major push for housing — but don’t plan on it being affordable

Huge state project at former prison site in Draper seeks private developers to build 100s of new housing units for ownership.

Latest from Mormon Land: What people get wrong about Latter-day Saints — from music to Coke to BYU

Also: BYU professor’s book is all the rage; helping hands in Kenya; all-time high for missionaries; more about the Christian debate.

Opinion: What the government’s fight with Anthropic reveals about free speech in America

We won’t get the A.I. regulation we deserve until we change how we think about the right to code.

Utahns sue Kevin O’Leary, Fox News over allegations of being called Chinese agents

An attorney for O’Leary said the defamation lawsuit was a “cash grab,” while Fox News said in a statement that it had already “corrected the record.”

After woman loses legs in boating accident, community questions if Bear Lake’s popularity is making it unsafe

The woman had been riding in a tube that was being towed behind a boat, according to the Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

Trump DOJ threatened Utah’s top election official. Here’s how the state responded.

“The State of Utah complies with both state and federal election law,” Director Ryan Cowley wrote Tuesday.

Voices: The future of soccer in Utah depends on equitable access — and climate adaptability

Yes, the Salt Lake City School District missed a few tricks with its new Rosslyn Heights complex, but it remains a bright spot for my pickup soccer group.

Letter: We could use more symbols of beauty — in the spirit of the Statue of Liberty

Opinion: The crisis behind the housing crisis

A home has stopped being just a place to live — it has also become an asset.

In one Utah county, nearly 300 voters say they never received a mail-in ballot

The U.S. Postal Service says it is “actively investigating” why voters didn’t receive a mail-in ballot.

‘Mormon Land’: The state of the LDS Church in the country with more members than any other outside the U.S.

Why Brazilians have embraced the American-born faith and how they view U.S. culture, traditions and politics.

Trump’s shrinking of Utah monuments leave state’s lawsuit against federal government in limbo. Here’s why.

“Utah has fought hard to enforce Antiquities Act limits on monument size, and we will continue fighting to ensure the law is applied faithfully,” the attorney general said.

Opinion: The Democratic establishment had this coming

The party’s base is finally prepared to take big risks on something bracingly different.