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Hoping to expand its outdoor recreation industry, Ogden builds relationships...
Ogden • Since opening his wind tunnel here four years ago, Darko Technologies owner Layne Christensen has provided aerodynamic testing primarily for race car drivers headed to speed trials on the...
View ArticleMonson: Stand or kneel for the national anthem; America is filled with the...
Many diverse opinions have been shared — God bless America, and the right for all Americans to express those opinions — over the standing or not standing for the national anthem before sporting...
View ArticleEquifax dumps CEO in wake of damaging data breach
New York • Credit reporting agency Equifax is ousting CEO Richard Smith in an effort to clean up the mess left by a damaging data breach that exposed highly sensitive information about 143 million...
View ArticleNews roundup: Interior Secretary Zinke says 30 percent of his employees are...
Interior Secretary Zinke says 30 percent of his employees are ‘not loyal’ to him, Trump or the flag. Hatch says it might be ‘virtually impossible’ to pass health care bill on the table. Utah athletes...
View ArticleCharlottesville police spent $70k on white nationalist rally
Charlottesville, Va. • The Charlottesville Police Department has released figures that show it spent nearly $70,000 on a white nationalist rally that left one person dead and dozens injured.The money...
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BYU football notes: Too early to put a timeline on Tanner Mangum's return
Provo • That scooter-like contraption designed to take the weight off his injured left ankle is gone, but BYU starting quarterback Tanner Mangum isn’t back practicing yet and almost certainly won’t...
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Accident victim at center of University Hospital blood-draw controversy dies
The patient at the center of a University Hospital confrontation in July that resulted in a nurse’s arrest has died. William Gray, 43, a full-time truck driver and a part-time reserve officer with the...
View ArticleNCAA assistant coaches from Arizona, USC among 10 accused of fraud, corruption
New York • Four assistant basketball coaches from Arizona, Auburn, the University of Southern California and Oklahoma State were among those arrested on federal corruption charges Tuesday after they...
View ArticleTrump associate says no evidence of Russia collusion
Washington • Longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone says there is “not one shred of evidence” that he was involved with Russian interference in the 2016 election.Stone is defending himself in a...
View ArticleErin Alberty: Exploring the wild side in an industrial jungle
It’s probably hard for Utahns to relate to what exploring the outdoors is like when you live in a place that is farther than a stone’s throw from national forests and national parks.I hail from a...
View ArticleBike, walking path soon to link Sugar House and Tanner parks in Salt Lake...
The Salt Lake Valley soon will be a mile and a half closer to being crossed by an east-west bicycle and foot path.Construction is nearly complete on a new trail linking Sugar House and Tanner parks in...
View ArticleCottonwood Heights releases body camera video of police officer shooting and...
Cottonwood Heights police released body camera footage from several officers Monday in connection with a shooting that wounded a teenage boy earlier this month.One of the videos is taken from the...
View ArticleSenate committee gives unanimous backing to Huntsman nomination as U.S....
Washington • Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman earned a unanimous vote from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday to be the U.S. ambassador to Russia, setting up what is likely to be a quick...
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Utah students score high on AP tests for 2017
Utah’s high school students bested their national peers in taking and passing Advanced Placement exams this year, earning college credit for subjects like English, mathematics and science. Statewide,...
View ArticleCommentary: Governor represents a shrinking view of Utah’s reality
To: Governor Gary HerbertFrom: Resident Brody LevenDear Gov. Herbert,Do you remember inviting me into your house? A 21-year-old student body president at Westminster College, I ate dinner at your...
View ArticleScott D. Pierce: Hey MLS — make one team wear white jerseys!
Major League Soccer is always looking for ways to make the TV viewing experience better for fans at home. (And, thus, get more people to watch.) Here’s something it could do that would cost the league...
View ArticleHouse investigators demand details on private emails
Washington • A top House Republican has demanded details on the use of private emails by some of President Donald Trump’s closest advisers.Rep. Trey Gowdy, a South Carolina conservative who chairs the...
View ArticleUtah chiropractor sentenced to 33 months in prison for tax evasion
A Orem chiropractor has been sentenced to 33 months in prison for tax evasion and obstructing the Internal Revenue Service.In addition, Louis Delynn Hansen, 65, who also owned a health care products...
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26 years, 50 Mormon conferences — here's what stands out
On my first assignment covering LDS General Conference in April 1992, I was leaning over the railing of the Salt Lake City Tabernacle’s balcony to scrutinize the appearance and health of the men in red...
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Balance between representing country, ongoing protests weighs heavily on U.S....
Park City • There are towns in her home state in which Kehri Jones has been told not to stop in. Not for any reason. Drive on has been advice when passing through various cities in Texas.Now, four...
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