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Holly Richardson: You never know when today will be ‘The day before’
“Mom, the smoke detector is going off and it’s not dinner.” Those were the words my teenage daughter said to me when I answered the phone in May 2005. My husband and I were taking a different daughter...
View ArticleFrom Main Street bowling alley to thriving community — Rowland Hall...
As the successor to Utah’s first non-Mormon day school reaches its 150th anniversary, teacher Nate Kogan is what the Rowland Hall community calls “a lifer.”Having attended the private Salt Lake City...
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Troy Gentry of country duo Montgomery Gentry dies in helicopter crash
Lumberton, N.J • Troy Gentry, one half of the award-winning country music duo Montgomery Gentry, died Friday in a helicopter crash just hours before a concert, according to a statement from the band’s...
View ArticleBenjamin Booker ready to expand his horizons in Salt Lake City
Benjamin Booker is 28 years old, but a conversation with the punk rock-infused blues singer-songwriter reveals an old-soul wisdom that is at the root of his powerful music. Booker is a Florida native...
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Real Salt Lake close to full strength for critical match at Vancouver
Albert Rusnák stepped onto the pitch with some of the biggest names in the Premier League at storied Wembley Stadium on Monday to represent his country. By Wednesday he had to turn his mind back to...
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Southern Utah’s Tuacahn quenches thirst for family-friendly theater
Ivins •The Tuacahn Amphitheatre that draws more than 285,000 patrons each year is a far cry from the idea behind the arts center when it opened in 1995.With Hyrum Smith financing the project and...
View ArticleAP Exclusive: Miami homeless removed against their will
Miami • On what is likely the last clear day in Florida before Hurricane Irma’s monster wind and rain, social workers and police officers are giving Miami’s estimated 1,100 homeless people a stark...
View ArticleFormer Utah teacher who now leads the National Education Association says...
Washington • A former Utah teacher who now heads the nation’s largest union said Friday that President Donald Trump is scaring children to tears across the country.Lily Eskelsen Garcia, president of...
View ArticleSLC police will re-examine thousands of pieces of evidence after former...
The Salt Lake City Police Department on Friday released details of an investigation into a former civilian evidence room employee who failed a drug test.Chief Mike Brown said that while investigators...
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Remembering Utah’s forgotten pioneers who faced an unforgiving foe: mental...
Several large sections of the Provo City Cemetery appear vacant. No headstones. No flowers. No memorials to mark the final resting places of nearly 500 early Utah settlers.Those buried here were far...
View ArticleWitness says Koerber directed him to invest indirectly in alleged Ponzi scheme
A combative witness insisted repeatedly Friday that a fund into which he poured his and his family’s monies was nothing more than a funnel into Rick Koerber’s alleged Ponzi scheme.But Jeffrey Goodsell...
View ArticleTribune editorial: In Utah’s Holy War, we hope the best team wins — and the...
There’s no question that Brigham Young University and the University of Utah have a troubled relationship.The U. is Utah’s flagship university, a state-sponsored school that bears the name of its...
View ArticleTrump signs controversial bill linking $15.3B in disaster aid, hike in debt...
Washington • Congress on Friday sent President Donald Trump a massive package of $15.3 billion in disaster aid linked to an increase in the nation’s borrowing authority that angered conservative...
View ArticlePope Francis embraces Colombian victims, ex-fighters in peace bid
Villavicencio, Colombia • Pope Francis brought together thousands of victims of Colombia’s half-century-long conflict with their former victimizers, presiding over a prayer for reconciliation Friday in...
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More than 5 million people told to evacuate as Irma barrels toward Florida
Miami • Irma trained its sights on Florida and officials warned more than 5 million people that time was running out Friday to evacuate ahead of the deadly hurricane as it followed a path that could...
View ArticleBagley Cartoon: The Man in the High Castle
This Pat Bagley cartoon appears in The Salt Lake Tribune on Sunday, Sept. 10, 2017.You can check out the past 10 Bagley editorial cartoons below. Want more? Become a fan of Bagley on Facebook at...
View ArticleJennifer Rubin: Trump is getting rotten legal advice and, once again, it shows
On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling that found the Trump administration had construed the Supreme Court’s direction on the Muslim travel ban too...
View ArticleCentral Utah police chief, whose controversial conduct led three officers to...
The Ephraim police chief, who withstood an investigation by the Utah County Sheriff’s Office and a review of his behavior by the FBI — neither of which yielded criminal charges, is retiring at the end...
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In ‘Viper Out’ ceremony, Hill AFB remembers 38 years of the F-16 flying the...
Hill Air Force Base • Thirty-eight years after they arrived in northern Utah, Air Force pilots remain in love with the F-16 Fighting Falcon and the raw sensations that arrive as the jet races past the...
View ArticleKenseth wins pole for NASCAR's regular-season finale at Richmond
Richmond, Va. • Matt Kenseth ran a fast lap at 122.421 mph Friday and won the pole at Richmond Raceway.The pole for the race Saturday night is the 20th of Kenseth’s career and comes in the last race to...
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