Bishops will read the church's opposition letter aloud during services this weekend and again next week.

Washington Terrace gets a new veterans cemetery while Bluffdale adds 1,400 columbarium niches under a fresh federal grant.

A Fifth District judge and a Salt Lake City litigator are now on Utah's highest court, which just grew to its largest size ever.

Students rallied at the University of Utah demanding accountability after a Kirk-mocking cake led to doxxing allegations against College Republicans leaders.

The 0.2% increase hits shoppers in 12 of 15 cities starting January 1 and helps cover a $31 million justice center bill.

State auditors say Utah's economic development agency handed out millions with no proof the money helped anyone.

The Midvale-based insurer is going public on the NYSE, yet every dollar raised flows to private equity firm CVC and insurance-company shareholder White Mountains, not the company.

Clearfield has no data center proposals on the books, but leaders want zoning rules ready before one shows up.

Builders could see a $5,577 water fee on a 3/4-inch meter, up from $1,871, under a plan with hearings scheduled for September 22 and October 6.

Juab County residents say they never got a real say before officials cleared a massive data center near Mona.

The Ute Tribe sought $1 billion or 2 million acres in the Uintah Basin. A unanimous appeals panel says the land was already ceded.

Hundreds gathered for Magna's annual Labor Day picnic to celebrate the reversal of a public-union bargaining ban — and to warn lawmakers they're still watching.

An investigator found Mick Sudbury retaliated against a witness and used improper authority. Utah law leaves the city council almost powerless to act.