The worst things that could go wrong during the total solar eclipse — and how...
The Great American Eclipse is nigh!Millions are expected to pack the so-called path of totality, or the swath of the United States that will be able to experience the complete solar eclipse.But, as...
View ArticleUS teen drug overdose deaths inch up after years of decline
New York • After years of decline, teen deaths from drug overdoses have inched up, a new U.S. government report shows.The drop in teen deaths had been a rare bright spot in the opioid epidemic that has...
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Colorado man sentenced to prison for disposing of woman’s body after she...
A Colorado man has been sentenced to prison for up to five years for disposing of the body of a woman after she died of a drug overdose at a Utah motel.Raymond Cordova, 50, of Grand Junction, Colo.,...
View ArticlePierce: Expect more yelling in the morning on FS1
Nick Wright and Cris Carter tried to tell TV critics that their new show, “First Things First,” will be different from the others on FS1. Then they made it pretty clear that it will be more of the...
View ArticleCombative Trump insists anew: Violence blame ‘on both sides’
New York • A combative President Donald Trump insisted Tuesday “there is blame on both sides” for the deadly violence last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, appearing to once again equate the...
View ArticleFormer parent company buys back Utah's Cushman & Wakefield Commerce real...
The Salt Lake City office of real estate company Cushman & Wakefield Commerce has been acquired in a deal that brings its name in line with its ownership.For the last four years or so, the...
View ArticleU.S. decries Islamic State ‘genocide’ of Christians, others in report on...
Washington • The Trump administration denounced the Islamic State group Tuesday for carrying out “genocide” against Christians and other religious minorities in areas under its control.Secretary of...
View ArticleCommentary: I’m black. Robert E. Lee is my ancestor. His statues can’t come...
As the biracial daughter of Jim Finney, a black civil rights lawyer descended from enslaved Virginians, and Mildred Lee, a white social worker and the great-great-great-great niece of Confederate Gen....
View ArticleHigh-tech U.S. plants offer jobs even as the laid-off struggle
Norwood, Ohio • Herbie Mays is 3M proud, and it shows — in the 3M shirt he wears; in the 3M ring he earned after three decades at the company’s plant in suburban Cincinnati; in the way he shows off a...
View ArticleHead of neurology at University of Utah reinstated after he was axed by...
Four months after Vivian Lee stripped neurologist Stefan Pulst of his leadership role at the University of Utah, her temporary replacement handed it back to him.Pulst, who had served as chairman of the...
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Salt Lake County health inspectors close upscale Holladay restaurant after...
The Salt Lake County Health Department shut down an upscale Holladay restaurant Tuesday, after inspectors say they found live cockroaches, rat feces and dozens of other health code violations.Spice...
View ArticleBYU football notes: Cougars should be solid on special teams this season
Provo • Last year, BYU special teams coach Ed Lamb had to conduct an open tryout for a field goal kicker, because Trevor Samson graduated in 2015.That’s not the case this year, as junior Rhett Almond...
View ArticleTwo teens being held on suspicion of fatally shooting sleeping Ogden woman
Police have arrested two 16-year-old boys suspected of fatally shooting an Ogden woman as she slept in her home.The gunshots were reported to police at 12:11 a.m. on Sunday, and the victim, Maria...
View ArticleClosed charter school for girls will get its day before the state school board
A recently shut down charter school for young mothers and pregnant teens has a date with the Utah Board of Education to plead its case for continued operation. The appeal hearing for Kairos Academy...
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How one family spent a holiday close to home in Holladay
I drive to and from Holladay at least once a week. My two sons have music lessons there, we've eaten at the city's many restaurants and we like to browse the local library stacks.So it might have...
View ArticleReal Salt Lake back at it after hectic D.C. trip
After a nightmarish trip home from Washington, D.C., on Sunday night, Real Salt Lake returned to training Tuesday.“We’re good,” coach Mike Petke said. “It was a good session today. Got home real late....
View ArticleTeen charged in double-fatal car crash appears in court
An 18-year-old charged with causing a car crash that killed two of his high school classmates and injured a pregnant woman and her baby made his first court appearance on Tuesday.Abraham Miranda, of...
View ArticleTribune Editorial: The joint effort to clean up the Rio Grande area is...
A helicopter swarmed the downtown area Monday as police and government officials began a three-phase multi-agency operation to clean up the Rio Grande district. In recent months, the Rio Grande area...
View ArticleMan in custody, woman hospitalized after Salt Lake City shooting
A woman was taken to a hospital in serious condition Tuesday afternoon after being shot inside a Salt Lake City home, authorities said.Police got a report of shots fired just after 3 p.m. at 757 W. 200...
View ArticleCommentary: CEOs have nothing to fear in criticizing Trump
At 8 Monday morning, Merck tweeted the news that its chief executive, Kenneth Frazier, was resigning from the American Manufacturing Council, a body made up of executives who are supposed to advise...
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