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This is what’s happening in southern Utah this week, Nov. 2-8 Everything from entertainment to recreation across southern Utah. Raven) A collage created by the artist C. Raven, whose story of life as a child bride in Colorado City, Utah, is told in director Jill Orschel's documentary "Snowland," screening Friday, Nov.
Miami has taken the No. 1 spot in the latest USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank, while Ohio State fell nine spots to No. 10. The new top five includes Georgia, Utah, Brigham Young, and Indiana.
SALT LAKE CITY — Registration is now available for tickets to the 2026 Christmas Concert for the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square on Dec. 17, 18 and 19, which will be distributed through a random selection process. "The choir's objective is to celebrate the life and birth of Jesus Christ.
The splitting of Utah’s largest school district into three parts will have consequences that will cut some schools out of millions in future property tax revenue. Under two previous deals with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, the Alpine School District and other Utah County taxing entities granted the tech giant significant tax breaks to bring a data center to Eagle Mountain.
The project could triple the ski area’s size but also cut off access to High Mountain and a lookout over Cedar Breaks National Monument. (Courtesy of Thunder Mountain Motorsports) Snowmobilers pass by a lift at the base of Brian Head Resort as part of a Thunder Mountain Motorsports beginner tour.
Trump’s Justice Department is sending a dozen election monitors to Salt Lake County. Election officials have concerns about the expanded effort. Here's what voters should know.
Utah has joined the Federal Trade Commission, six other states, and two local governments in suing Toast, Inc., alleging the company misled restaurant owners with deceptive pricing, false customer support claims and hidden fees. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is part of the bipartisan coalition that filed the suit on Thursday, according to a press release from the Attorney General's office.