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Real Salt Lake wants to add ‘one or two’ attackers before transfer window closes
Real Salt Lake is searching for a goal scorer. With just under two weeks until the year’s first transfer window closes, RSL ...
University of Utah pleads with faculty not to violate state pride flag ban, says Legislature has ‘a lot of power over us’
The University of Utah is asking faculty to comply with the new state law banning the public display of pride flags on campus ...
Online videos show Provo fans bringing live chicken to new ‘Minecraft’ movie
A theater in Provo took the "chicken jockey!" phenomenon, spawned by "A Minecraft Movie," to extremes by bringing a live ...
SLC police cameras — They see you, and you will see more of them
Cameras in general are among the latest go-to strategies being taken up as part of the Salt Lake City Police Department’s ...
Commentary: Passover demands we reject cruelty toward strangers in our land
Passover's message about remembering, loving, welcoming and not oppressing strangers in the land carries new meaning at this ...
Commentary: Why LDS women may find themselves lagging when they enter the workforce
Tribune guest columnist Natalie Brown says cultural pressures to stay home and raise kids have sometimes left Latter-day ...
Utahns react to a ban on fluoride in public water, in this week’s Inside Voices
Utah has become the first state in the nation to ban fluoride from its public water systems, a move that U.S. Health ...
Utah’s Sen. Mike Lee has called Europeans ‘fascists.’ Here’s their ambassador’s message to Utahns.
In a visit to Utah on Friday, EU Ambassador Jovita Neliupšienė said despite Sen. Mike Lee's declaration that “Europeans ...
A second Utah building has been identified for ‘accelerated’ sale by the Trump administration
The James V. Hansen Federal Building in Ogden was added to a list of federal buildings the General Services Administration is ...
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The Salt Lake Tribune’s core value is journalistic excellence. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit news organization, The Tribune holds ...
Why cameras are popping up in eldercare facilities
Roughly 20 states now have laws permitting families to place cameras in the rooms of loved ones. Facility operators are often opposed.
The Triple Team: Ryan Smith talks lottery, building a contention window, and Will Hardy
The Jazz lost their final home game of the season by 35 points, in a battle of benches. That, plus an interview with Jazz owner Ryan Smith, and a rare application of the NBA's dress code.