Ugly incident on the soccer field offers schools, athletes a teaching opportunity. Read more »

Ron Paul received a robust welcome at Utah Valley University on Thursday, drawing supportive chants, cheers and standing ovations from the audience as he lambasted the Federal Reserve, income... Read more »

The state’s Olympic Exploratory Committee is unanimously recommending Salt Lake City pursue another bid, this time for the 2026 Winter Games. Read more »

Senate candidate Scott Howell wants voters to know that not all Democrats are evil. Sen. Orrin Hatch concedes there are a few good ones, but when they get together bad things happen. Read more »

A 3 percent increase in all tuition categories will be implemented for Brigham Young University's 2013-2014 academic year. The increase was announced Oct. 2 and will help cover increased costs all... Read more »

Capitalizing on her speech at the Republican National Convention and Utah campaign events featuring GOP stars, Mia Love raised more than twice as much money in the past quarter as Democratic Rep.... Read more »

The LDS Church issued the following statement regarding the previously-announced nine-story building at the Provo Missionary Training Center. Read more »

More than 80 percent of the state's homeless are along the Wasatch Front, according to a 2011 state report. Many land at 210 Rio Grande some time or another to seek shelter, sustenance or a... Read more »

Government-backed student loan debt has mushroomed in the United States, as have defaults on those loans. There are strategies that can help student loan debtors avoid default and its consequences,... Read more »

A huge source of water no one has ever seen is fueling a massive project in Utah County. Read more »

Sen. Orrin Hatch used some harsh language while speaking to a group of college students Thursday. Read more »

The ad war between Rep. Jim Matheson and Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love isn't just heating up. It's a raging inferno. And it has left both 4th Congressional District candidates hot and bothered,... Read more »

A special task force is being formed at Utah State University to look at strategies for dealing with recent changes to the age requirements for LDS missionaries. Read more »

Salt Lake’s economy grew on average by 2.53 percent annually since 2001 despite the recession, making it one of the strongest among large metropolitan areas in the U.S. Read more »

Officials would rather have pond-stocked fish end up in frying pans than have them die when the Manila Creek Park Pond is drained after next week. Read more »

Along with Christmas, Halloween is one of the top holidays that children look forward to. Parents, children and motorists should take necessary precautions to keep everyone safe at Halloween.... Read more »

Brenda Sanchez and Zayra Lara stopped for a photo on the Timpanogos Cave trail overlooking the fading fall colors on the rocky mountainside. Read more »

When busy mom Laurel Price needs to replenish school supplies or buy clothing for any of her four children, she hops in her car and leaves her Herriman community in the rearview mirror because of... Read more »

Greg Peterson's bail will remain at $2 million. Third District Court Judge Katherine Bernards-Goodman has denied a motion to have the Orem man's bail lowered to $750,000 despite Peterson's claims... Read more »

A Utah County man is on his way to Liberia to deliver notebooks, pens, toys and scholarships to children orphaned by war and AIDS. Read more »

After several years of growth, enrollment at Utah's public colleges and universities saw a slight decline this year, according to figures released Friday by the Utah System of Higher Education. Read more »