LDS singles can have an especially tough time during holidays in a faith that focuses so much on marriage and families. We talk with four single members about their experiences.

Park City • The dogs surge forward, harnesses snapping, breath puffing, slobber flying. Their paws drum a steady beat as they charge along a trail high in the Wasatch Mountains, the rhythm lost ...

Amid partisan squabbling on the Salt Lake County Council over the future of four day cares, one of Utah’s most prominent philanthropic organizations stepped up with an offer.

The people have spoken. Utah Judge Dianna Gibson was voted by you, our readers, as The Salt Lake Tribune’s 2025 Utahn of the Year.

The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board has selected the Protect Utah Workers campaigners, who “rallied to force the repeal of a particularly ill-advised, if not downright mean, act of the Utah ...

BYU running back LJ Martin will not play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl this weekend as he recovers from surgery. The junior was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year after leading the conference with ...

Poetically, Tolkien’s long struggle to realize his vision — the self-doubt that led to long pauses in composition, his frustrations with publishers and his general inability to be satisfied enough ...

Bagley started working for The Tribune shortly after graduation and has published more than 6,000 cartoons for the now-nonprofit newsroom. His cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The ...

After a dry and warm winter, snow is predicted to return to Utah’s mountains this week. Here's what forecasters are expecting at each Utah ski resort.

For 30 years, Forrest Nunley, nicknamed “Frosty,” has decked out his house at 805 E. 18th Ave. in elaborate Christmas decorations. Not a single inch of space is wasted at the home, from the balcony to ...

If beloved national parks are going to be conserved for future generations,” writes Mary O’Brien, “public participation is a requirement.” ...

In LDS Church news this week, lyrics to a beloved baptism song are tweaked; NAACP president is eager to talk with Dallin Oaks; Mitt Romney wants a tax hike — for himself; nominees are sought as LDS ...