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The owners of the nearly century-old Tower Theatre anticipate renovations will begin next year.

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Potential homebuyers in Utah County will have a new option for townhomes in the coming months after a prominent northern Utah homebuilder recently expanded south into Provo. Cole West, a Centerville-based developer and Building Salt Lake advertiser, announced units at their new townhome complex, called theLANA, are now for sale. The townhome complex is located […]

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“My family is not a cautionary tale; we’re a predictable result of how U.S. health policy treats one vaccine,” Kayti Sullivan writes in an op-ed.

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Devon Dampier and Byrd Ficklin have embraced an unusual two-QB system that is helping Utah’s offense thrive.

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“Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings, who is a Latter-day Saint, opens up in a recent podcast about some of his political views, including his social media criticisms of ICE and anti-transgender policies.

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Letter: Courageously standing up to an overreaching federal government is exactly the kind of thing Utah politicians have grandstanded about for years. The difference is, Deidre Henderson is actually doing it.

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Opinion: So much lies hidden beneath the Mamdani-Giuliani handshake

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Salt Lake City will need a new way to pay off millions in debt for what might be its least dazzling project, a state audit finds.

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Letter: The influence of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" here in Salt Lake City and Utah in general has changed lives. Every year, I hear stories from regulars and newcomers alike who feel like they finally have a space to belong.

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The group is appealing a key permit decision that quietly greenlit the massive project, arguing the county didn’t provide residents “adequate and actual notice.”

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Two Utah Tech volleyball starters are suing the NCAA for a fifth-year of eligibility, citing a 'breach of contract' from the institution.

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Construction on the new facility is already underway, with some services set to become available by year's end.

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President Donald Trump calls concerns about AI a "HOAX." But Gov. Spencer Cox has become the latest governor to call on Congress to establish a national framework for its development.

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The Harley-riding entrepreneur who's "so chill" about fame joins the “RHOSLC” cast for Season 7, premiering Wednesday. “Every mean thing that someone could say to me, I’ve already been called. I just get paid for it now.”

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The Cougars could be without another key defensive starter against Colorado State.

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Opinion: Has AI become death, destroyer of worlds?

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Latter-day Saint McKay Coppins, staff writer for The Atlantic, discusses sports betting and what his experiment with gambling on games taught him about the industry, himself and the dangers of addiction.

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LDS Church President Dallin Oaks has talked about faith, religious freedom and the Constitution in many settings. Today, he did so in one of Washington's most notable landmarks.

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Members of the Sandy City Council voted to reject a proposal that sought to add dozens of townhomes along 9000 South. Plans to build up to 86 new townhomes in Sandy were voted down Tuesday night in a 4-2 vote, as council members moved to deny a request to execute a development agreement for the […]