Utah is uniquely positioned to spearhead the West's flip on homeless policy because of the attention the topic receives from the governor and Legislature and the willingness of state leaders to stray from housing-first dogma, according to Devon Kurtz, the public safety policy director at Cicero Institute, a nonpartisan think tank based in Texas.

Diego the California sea lion had a unique adventure in October when he became the biggest animal transported to the University of Utah Hospital for a CT scan. "I think for us to do this for Diego was incredible,

Utah Rep. Doug Fiefia introduced a bill that would eliminate same-day registration and require a mail-in ballot to be received by Election Day.

Over 1 in 3 college-aged young adults in the U.S. use ChatGPT regularly, according to new research from OpenAI. And students in Utah are close to the top of the list.

The disastrous, three-month crossing of Utah and Nevada in 1846 set the stage for one of the Old West’s worst tragedies. Per Deseret News accounts, the group, also known as the Donner-Reed Party, was the first to use Emigration Canyon, which would later become the primary route of early Mormon pioneers.

A dizzying number of bills aimed at altering the rules governing Utah’s judicial branch keep cropping up during the Utah Legislature’s 2025 legislative session. Elizabeth Wright, executive director of the Utah State Bar,

Utah nonprofit organization Lifting Hands International is sending aid to those devastated by the current wildfires in Los Angeles, California.

Our trust in government and the systems we employ is under attack, and our lawmakers should not be the attackers,” writes Katharine Biele, the president of the Utah League of Women Voters, in an op-ed.

SportsLine's model simulated California Baptist vs. UT Arlington in a key Western Athletic Conference matchup on Thursday 10,000 times