Sen. Mike Lee’s public lands sell-off rider, meant to be part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is officially dead. But using ...

Its Friends and Neighbors, written by Boulder’s only female mayor, Olive Hagadone, and originally published serially in The ...

Utah First is a trusted, member-owned financial institution committed to saying “yes” to judgment-free banking experiences. For 90 years, Utah First’s mission has been to be significant in ...

One of the victims in the June 1 attack of Israeli hostage supporters on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall has died, and the suspect now faces first-degree murder charges, according to the 20th Judicial ...

The suspect charged with attacking peaceful pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, earlier this month is now facing more than 60 additional counts, including two counts of first-degree ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Blue Springs’ history is tied to the western migration of settlers in the United States. Travelers found the water in Blue Springs to be cool and clean from the “Litt… ...

Officials with the Utah Department of Health & Human Services have now confirmed the first case of measles in the Beehive State.

One former member of the Utah Jazz is one win away from an NBA championship.

The fiery antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado over the weekend has shaken Utah's Jewish community, with congregations looking at how to increase security and ensure safety.

Boulder Democrat Fenberg, who stepped down as president of the Colorado Senate in December, believes Utah and Ohio were not ultimately going to help Sundance grow in the current climate.

How Boulder politics, culture shaped Sundance Film Fest win over Utah and Ohio Federal legislation and cultural trends gave Colorado leverage in the quest to land the fest, experts say ...