Real Salt Lake: Nick Rimando will join USMNT for World Cup qualifiers this week
Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando is joining the U.S. national team for its September World Cup qualifying matches.Bruce Arena’s 26-man roster was revealed at halftime of Sunday’s game between...
View ArticleUtes offensive line will try to squelch doubters as it replaces four pros
For all the breathless anticipation surrounding the Utes’ quarterback decision — both before and after Tyler Huntley was named the starter last week — arguably the biggest question marks involve the...
View ArticleJapan defeats Lufkin, Texas, 12-2 for LLWS title
South Williamsport, Pa. • Tsubasa Tomii buckled down after allowing two first-inning home runs and Japan hit three homers in the fourth and won the Little League World Series title with a 12-2 victory...
View ArticleFire in Spanish Fork Canyon closes campground, slows traffic on U.S. 6
The Tank Hollow Fire, a lightning-caused blaze in the Sheep Creek area of Spanish Fork Canyon, grew to 3,500 acres Sunday afternoon, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
View ArticleRamesh Ponnuru: America would shoot itself in the foot by restricting solar...
Two companies that make solar panels are asking the government to protect them from foreign competition. They want the government to put taxes and a price floor on imports. Other companies are warning...
View ArticleThree men charged in Charlottesville attacks on counterprotesters
Three men allegedly involved in attacks on counterprotesters at the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville earlier this month have been charged with felonies, Charlottesville police said late...
View ArticleUtah Open: BYU golfer Patrick Fishburn dominates the pros in record-setting...
Provo • By the end of the Siegfried & Jensen Utah Open, BYU senior Patrick Fishburn’s standards were ridiculously high.
View ArticleMotorcyclist killed in West Valley City collision
Police say a 26-year-old motorcyclist was killed Friday night after a collision with a car in West Valley City.
View ArticleWashington Post Commentary: The year I spent in Joe Arpaio’s tent jail was...
I was born in Mexico, grew up in Tijuana, and moved to Arizona when I was 14. I went to high school in a small town called Holbrook, then went to Phoenix to go to Arizona State University. By that...
View ArticleFEMA director says Hurricane Harvey ‘probably the worst disaster’ in Texas...
When disaster struck, many Texans discovered Sunday they had to be their own first responders. The government could help, but only to a point.
View ArticleSpanish Fork man arrested in wife’s death
A 35-year-old Spanish Fork man has been arrested on suspicion of killing his wife, who was not breathing when paramedics arrived at the couple’s home on Thursday night, police said.
View ArticleJohnson pulls off stunner over Spieth in Northern Trust
Old Westbury, N.Y. • In a FedEx Cup playoff opener that felt like a heavyweight bout, Dustin Johnson delivered back-to-back blows to beat Jordan Spieth in The Northern Trust.
View ArticleMichelle Wie set to have surgery to remove appendix
Ottawa, Ontario • Michelle Wie was set to have surgery Sunday to remove her appendix.
View ArticleJennifer Rubin: The generals running the government can’t do it all
It has become painfully obvious that President Donald Trump does the ranting, and the generals (one still a three-star, the other two retired) do the governing. That’s a problem for democracy and also...
View ArticleSalt Lake Bees rout Albuquerque 8-1
With a strong start by John Lamb and a big night at the plate by Michael Hermosillo, the Salt Lake Bees rolled to an 8-1 win over the host Albuquerque Isotopes on Sunday night.
View ArticleWin by Utah's women's soccer team one for the record book
Hailey Skolmoski matched the school record of four goals in a game, and the No. 18 Utah women’s soccer team tied the school record for goals in a match in a 9-0 victory over visiting North Dakota State...
View ArticleUtah forecast: Records could tumble with heat wave ahead
A hot, dry start to the new work week could bring record-setting temperatures to both northern and southern Utah.
View ArticleEarly testing reveals more than 200 Utah schools have lead in their drinking...
At least some level of lead has turned up in the drinking water at nearly 90 percent of the 249 Utah schools that have been tested — with the worst results more than five times higher than key federal...
View ArticleUtah insurers want high-cost patients removed from the Obamacare marketplace
The last two insurers still offering to cover Utahns under Obamacare say the system is broken — and to help fix it, they want state lawmakers to exclude patients with the highest medical costs.
View ArticleLetter: No chinks in LDS armor
Regarding The Tribune report, “High-ranking Mormon official, who spoke twice in General Conference, is excommunicated, first such ouster in nearly 3 decades.” James J. Hamula was released from his...
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