Former lawmaker — who drinks ‘coffee, water and occasionally alcohol’ —...
Former Republican state Rep. Sophia M. DiCaro has been appointed to the board that oversees the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and issues liquor licenses to restaurants, bars and...
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Dana Milbank: The White House says free trade causes wife-beating. Why stop...
Washington • So now we know: Free trade causes abortion, wife-beating and infertility.This exciting new discovery was made — or, rather, made up — by the Trump White House as it sought to find...
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30 years ago today, Utah’s Alta Club admitted its first female member, and...
Exactly 30 years ago, Genevieve Atwood made history just by walking through the front door of a building at the corner of State Street and South Temple.How? Well, for 104 years, no woman had ever...
View ArticleReal Salt Lake’s Tony Beltran will miss season finale against Sporting KC
Real Salt Lake will be without right back Tony Beltran this weekend — and perhaps beyond if RSL makes the MLS playoffs.The veteran defender suffered a knee injury in RSL’s match at Colorado on Sunday...
View ArticleAnother week, another long road trip for BYU football
Provo • Optimism and enthusiasm reigned at the BYU football program’s media event last summer as the Cougars discussed their 2017 schedule and how they would travel more than 17,500 miles and play in...
View ArticleTrue-life ‘Only the Brave’ better when it focuses on firefighters’ lives, not...
The spirit of the Granite Mountain Hotshots — the Arizona crew who in 2013 were caught in the deadliest incident for U.S. firefighters since the 9/11 attacks — lives on in “Only the Brave,” a drama...
View ArticleOur Schools Now holds onto majority support, as organizers say signatures are...
A Utah campaign to generate more than $700 million in annual public education funding is well on its way to securing a spot on the November 2018 ballot, according to Zions Bank CEO Scott...
View ArticleReal Monarchs open USL playoffs with No. 1 seed, favorite status
The Real Monarchs popped Champagne and tossed beer in the plastic-lined locker room. They passed around the silver shield with the large USL engraved in the center.“It was so exciting to see the guys...
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Resurgent Derrick Favors full of fight in season opener vs. Nuggets
There were stretches where the Utah Jazz just were trying to survive in the season opener before the bench took off and crushed the Denver Nuggets.Derrick Favors was helping the starters stay afloat,...
View ArticleBagley Cartoon: Monument Removal
This Pat Bagley cartoon appears in The Salt Lake Tribune on Friday, Oct. 20, 2017.You can check out the past 10 Bagley editorial cartoons below. Want more? Become a fan of Bagley on Facebook at...
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Cass Sunstein: Russia uses Marxist tactics, and so does Trump
Karl Marx and his followers argued that revolutionaries should disrupt capitalist societies by “heightening the contradictions.” Russia used a version of that Marxist idea in its efforts to disrupt the...
View ArticleBYU football notes: Days before second meeting, Cougars and ECU add two more...
Provo • East Carolina and BYU will play each other in football for just the second time ever on Saturday in Greenville, N.C.It won’t be the last.Two days before their 5 p.m. MDT matchup at...
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White nationalist Spencer drowned out by protesters
Gainesville, Fla. • Counter demonstrators greatly outnumbered white nationalist Richard Spencer’s supporters on Thursday at the University of Florida, their chants drowning Spencer out during his...
View Article‘Two years of straight hell’: Woman says system failed her after Utah jury...
A day after a jury acquitted the man she said sexually assaulted her, a 21-year-old woman said she feels like the criminal justice system failed her.There’s pressure put on victims of sexual crimes to...
View Article‘Behind the Headlines’: Advocates want to pause The Road Home’s closure,...
Religion leaders send a letter to Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski, urging her not to close the Road Home shelter before the new homeless resource centers are open. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah,...
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Commentary: The role of men in the #MeToo movement
Women have en masse been revealing via #MeToo posts on social media that they have been sexually assaulted. My heart breaks that this is normal. That it is unsurprising to see so many friends and...
View ArticleTribune Editorial: Make foolish anti-vax parents acknowledge the risk
Two million children a year. Maybe 3 million.That’s how many lives are saved world wide each year by the routine vaccination of children, according to estimates from the World Health Organization.In...
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Commentary: Boys and men are also victims of abuse
Regarding the Salt Lake Tribune editorials of Oct. 5, “Justice for victims: New law remove cruel time limit,” and Oct. 12, “More is better: Sexual assaults get needed attention,” the authors exclude...
View ArticleLos Angeles police open Weinstein sex assault investigation
Los Angeles • Los Angeles police say they are investigating a possible sexual assault case against Harvey Weinstein — the first involving the producer in the city.Police spokesman Sal Ramirez says the...
View ArticleFederal officials target harassment in Arizona tribes
Phoenix • A scathing new report released this week by the U.S. Department of Interior casts a critical light on the Bureau of Indian Affairs response to sexual harassment complaints by Colorado River...
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