Editors Picks
James Huntsman Vs. The LDS Church — The Case Against The Latter-Day Saint’s Empire
James Huntsman, son of billionaire philanthropist Jon Huntsman, is suing the LDS Church for $5 million for back taxes.
Big MLM trouble in Big China
Major multi-level marketing companies like USANA face crackdowns in China, where the business practice is widespread, sometimes violent, and very illegal. The following story was written and reported by The…
Utah farmer seeking medical cannabis grow permit
Now that medical cannabis in Utah has been legalized, it’s time to turn our attention to how the medicinal plant will be grown—will there be supply to meet the projected…
What Will President Trump’s Review of National Monuments Mean for Utah?
What will happen with Bears Ears and other National Monuments in Utah and across the country?
Inside Heroin Addiction and Homelessness in Salt Lake City
If a lighthouse were planted on Lookout Peak above Salt Lake City, you could trace the lambency of its beacon in a southwestern direction down the mountainside, across the polished…
Utah Restaurants: Gone But Not Forgotten
Memories and recollections of our favorite places to catch a bite.
Civil Asset Forfeiture
Police can seize your property and belongings with no obligation to return it in every state except for one.
West-ward Ho: Cowboy West Taylor
How one salesman left his busy city-life for a simple cowboy’s life on the prairie.
Geist Rally in Salt Lake City
hundreds of protesters and hundreds more motorists demonstrate that pets are more than personal property.
Vertical Gardening Tomatoes– See the Huge Difference!
Turn your backyard garden into a salsa-making factory by growing up rather than out.
Cash or Crops?
One acre of farmland is lost to development every minute. Will Utah farmers be able to sustain the demand for locally-grown crops? With their rapidly disappearing acres, it isn’t likely.
History of Electric Cars in Utah
Electric cars in Utah have a longer history than one might expect in such a fossil fueled state.
Why the Salt Lake Tribune Will Fail Unless the DOJ Takes Action
The only entity that can save the Salt Lake Tribune is the Department of Justice. Read our sources for our cover story on why we conclude the Trib’s days are…
Deseret News Conspires to Expedite Demise of Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune’s assets have been sold by their parents company to the Deseret News. Can Utah’s 147-year-old newspaper survive?
