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Opinion: What China’s leaders grasp about another Trump term
10/15/2024

Opinion: What China’s leaders grasp about another Trump term

“Like you, I want our children to be able to afford a home, find meaningful work and access the resources they need to s...
10/15/2024

“Like you, I want our children to be able to afford a home, find meaningful work and access the resources they need to succeed,” writes Verona Mauga, who is running for Utah House District 31.

Here are the top three words that staffers in Top Workplaces use to describe their employer's culture.
10/15/2024

Here are the top three words that staffers in Top Workplaces use to describe their employer's culture.

Letter: Trump envisions an America engulfed in division and hatred
10/15/2024

Letter: Trump envisions an America engulfed in division and hatred

(Sponsored: Ovation Sienna Hills) Residents of Ovation can enjoy everything from concerts and weekend trips to art class...
10/15/2024

(Sponsored: Ovation Sienna Hills) Residents of Ovation can enjoy everything from concerts and weekend trips to art classes and pool parties. Let the fun begin!

Residents of Ovation can enjoy everything from concerts and casino trips to art classes and pool parties. Let the fun begin!

U.S. Rep. John Curtis’ bid to replace Sen. Mitt Romney is leaving an empty seat in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District. Th...
10/15/2024

U.S. Rep. John Curtis’ bid to replace Sen. Mitt Romney is leaving an empty seat in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District. These two candidates — Mike Kennedy and Glenn Wright — hope to take his place in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Three candidates are competing to unseat Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District in the 2024 ...
10/15/2024

Three candidates are competing to unseat Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District in the 2024 general election.

Two candidates are challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens for Utah’s 4th Congressional District seat in the 2024 ...
10/15/2024

Two candidates are challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens for Utah’s 4th Congressional District seat in the 2024 general election.

Allison Baver, a former Olympic speed skater, will find out Tuesday whether she will be sentenced to prison, after being...
10/15/2024

Allison Baver, a former Olympic speed skater, will find out Tuesday whether she will be sentenced to prison, after being convicted in connection with a $10 million PPP loan she took out in 2020.

Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz wants state universities to come up with 10% budget cuts ahead of the upcoming legislati...
10/15/2024

Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz wants state universities to come up with 10% budget cuts ahead of the upcoming legislative session.

Here's what candidates running to represent Utah's 1st Congressional District say about their policy positions.
10/15/2024

Here's what candidates running to represent Utah's 1st Congressional District say about their policy positions.

Jonathan Hitzhusen says his backyard office "was kind of life-changing.”
10/15/2024

Jonathan Hitzhusen says his backyard office "was kind of life-changing.”

The Jordan River Trail winds through parks, nature preserves, wetlands, golf courses, and even a sculpture garden dedica...
10/15/2024

The Jordan River Trail winds through parks, nature preserves, wetlands, golf courses, and even a sculpture garden dedicated to world peace. Many of those assets are dilapidated and marred by tents, needles and trash. Backers want to transform the corridor from eyesore to attraction.

The Jordan River has long been Utah's dumping grounds, evolving from a repository for raw waste to a place for those whom society deems disposable. How did it get this way?

“The laws promulgated in the form of rules and regulations by executive branch agencies outweigh, outnumber — out-heft, ...
10/15/2024

“The laws promulgated in the form of rules and regulations by executive branch agencies outweigh, outnumber — out-heft, in every respect imaginable — those passed by Congress,” Lee said. “There’s a problem with that.”

Republican Marlo Oaks is running his second race for treasurer since Gov. Spencer Cox appointed him in 2021. He’s a form...
10/15/2024

Republican Marlo Oaks is running his second race for treasurer since Gov. Spencer Cox appointed him in 2021. He’s a former investment banker facing challenges from Democrat Neil Hansen, a former state lawmaker, and Forward Party nominee Miles Pomeroy.

Five candidates are vying to replace Attorney General Sean Reyes, who is not seeking reelection, making it the first tim...
10/15/2024

Five candidates are vying to replace Attorney General Sean Reyes, who is not seeking reelection, making it the first time since 2012 that there has not been an incumbent running.

Republican Tina Cannon is facing Democrat Catherine Voutaz in a race to be the next Utah state auditor — replacing Repub...
10/15/2024

Republican Tina Cannon is facing Democrat Catherine Voutaz in a race to be the next Utah state auditor — replacing Republican John Dougall who opted to run for Congress.

Amid Republican Gov. Spencer Cox’s bid to win a second term in office, longtime state lawmaker Rep. Brian King is challe...
10/15/2024

Amid Republican Gov. Spencer Cox’s bid to win a second term in office, longtime state lawmaker Rep. Brian King is challenging him in an effort to become the first Democrat to lead the state since the 1980s. If successful, Robert Latham would be the first Libertarian to hold the office.

Over a dozen Utahns jumped into the race to replace Republican Sen. Mitt Romney when he announced last year that he woul...
10/15/2024

Over a dozen Utahns jumped into the race to replace Republican Sen. Mitt Romney when he announced last year that he would not run for reelection. Here's how the final three responded to questions about climate change, immigration and reproductive rights.

“The city will stop being such a sleepy place. Salt Lake City is growing up.”
10/15/2024

“The city will stop being such a sleepy place. Salt Lake City is growing up.”

The BYU Cougars are a perfect 6-0. Here's how they beat the Arizona Wildcats on Saturday.
10/15/2024

The BYU Cougars are a perfect 6-0. Here's how they beat the Arizona Wildcats on Saturday.

The third and final trailer for the horror thriller "Heretic" is out — and it shows more of the two Latter-day Saint mis...
10/14/2024

The third and final trailer for the horror thriller "Heretic" is out — and it shows more of the two Latter-day Saint missionaries ultimately held captive by the character Hugh Grant plays.

Letter: Not seeing the difference between clickbait and exposés, BYU religion scholar loses all credibility
10/14/2024

Letter: Not seeing the difference between clickbait and exposés, BYU religion scholar loses all credibility

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Ex Robot
10/14/2024

Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Ex Robot

“Voting yes to Amendment B will provide additional funding to Utah’s public schools at no cost to taxpayers,” writes Tra...
10/14/2024

“Voting yes to Amendment B will provide additional funding to Utah’s public schools at no cost to taxpayers,” writes Tracy Miller, who is running for Utah House District 45, and Billy Hesterman, the president of the Utah Taxpayers Association.

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Here’s how The Salt Lake Tribune became the first nonprofit legacy newspaper in the U.S. ⬇️

It started about 150 years ago. The first edition of what is now called The Tribune hit the streets on April 15, 1871. It was called “The Tribune & Utah Mining Gazette.”

For the next 30 years, The Tribune passed through a series of salty owners who engaged the publication in raucous duels with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1901, the newspaper was acquired by U.S. Sen. Thomas Kearns and David Keith, prominent Utah mining figures.

Upon Kearns’ death in 1918, sole ownership was acquired by the Kearns family. The circulation at the time was 10,000 on weekdays and 15,000 on Sundays. In 1924, John F. Fitzpatrick became the publisher. Under his direction, the afternoon Salt Lake Telegram was merged into the morning Salt Lake Tribune in 1952. It was also under the Fitzpatrick tenure that The Tribune won a Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News for its reporting of a 1956 air disaster over the Grand Canyon.

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