Editorial
Looking for Love, Finding Danger
The state of Utah has seen tragedies from online dating that resulted in sexual assault, rape, and the loss of a young life.
Observations of an American on the Sidelines of a War
At this moment in the war of conservatives and liberals we are engaged in the particularly bloody battle where in our mutually shared myopic vision it would seem one side…
How To Beat The Virus Without Feeling Like a Prisoner
Sheltering in place isn’t easy for any of us, but there are ways to maintain some semblance of normalcy without feeling like prisoners in our own homes.
Utah earthquake: A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook up northern Utah
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook up northern Utah with its epicenter in Magna. Utah residents have been hearing about the “Big One” for decades.
Letter from the editor
Utah Stories, letter from the editor—We had our first riot in Salt Lake City. Tempers are flaring. Nationwide we are witnessing violence by Antifa and by far right-wing groups. It…
Informed Voting
Before casting a ballot, finding information about candidates and propositions is essential to the voting process.
Hollywood Never Ceases to Amaze by Stooping to New Lows
It can be hard to find a decent movie to spend your hard-earned cash on, but they do exist.
UTA and Ties to Developers and Land Speculators
Has the Utah Transit Authority and its “transit-oriented developments” in recent years been a means to enrich developers and land speculators?
Editorial – What will Happen to the Affordable Care Act?
GOP health care bill: 150 million Americans would lose health benefits in their employer-sponsored insurance, Millcreek business manager says.
Editorial Opinion – Utah’s problem: Finding a Governor Who Will Discourage Theocracy but Stay Home
Rhett Wilkinson weighs in on his view of the State’s government and ties to the LDS Church.