New Zealander Robin Goomes secured her third consecutive Red Bull Rampage title in Southern Utah on October 8, 2026, becoming the first rider in history to achieve such a feat. Goomes also became the first woman to land a flat spin 360 during the event, earning a winning score of 93.50 points.
BYU may face Iowa State this Friday without star running back LJ Martin and linebacker Isaiah Glasker due to injuries. While the official injury report is pending, coach Kalani Sitake indicated both players are currently doubtful for the upcoming matchup.
The President, an Old West outlaw and our own Great Salt Lake face moments of truth in new movies. Scott Renshaw The Beast Aura Entertainment The Beast *** “If you don’t mind me saying, sir,” Secret Service Agent Taft (Joel Kinnaman) says to the President of the United States, “‘motherfucker’ … sounds so good when you say it”—and the fact that POTUS is played by Samuel L.
Aimee L. CookBeef filet with celeriac purée Aimee L. CookBonnie and Clyde’s has a bookcase that isn’t about books, and if you know the right spot, one panel swings open. The entry gives nothing away. That’s the point: no flashing sign, no crowd spilling onto the sidewalk, just a quiet threshold that opens into something extraordinary.
A DIY venue puts its money where its mouth is Stefene Russell Fern Spores Courtesy Photo Kissing Booth began with an informal house show in the early summer of 2025. “I had some friends in bands looking for shows, and I had the space, and the privilege of having the space,” Sam Debenham said, referring to his backyard.
Wrestling With Demons Zach Abend Matt Lozano remembers counseling a man who had witnessed a murder as a child. As Lozano and another intercessor led him through an exercise in forgiveness, Lozano sensed a presence move up the man’s hand through his arm and into his face.
Austin Smotherman secured his first PGA Tour victory at the 2026 Bank of Utah Championship in Utah. The tournament, held at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, featured a total purse of $6 million.
Layton Construction has completed the Loma Linda University Children's Health Specialty Clinics, a five-story outpatient pavilion designed to centralize pediatric care. The facility is expected to open to patients in early 2027, addressing a shortage of pediatricians in the region.
