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The Trump administration is one step closer to repealing the 2001 Roadless Rule and opening nearly 4 million acres of Utah’s national forest lands to road construction and logging.

Note to readers • This story is made possible through a partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. A geothermal plant in southwest Utah signed a …

Video shows water rushing down a cliff at Zion National Park in Utah on Monday after heavy rains triggered flash flooding.

The bottom line? Monsoonal moisture is tapering off, but storms are still on deck for some. Another round of deep monsoon moisture could return by the weekend.

The conference was hauled into the gutter by the Red Raiders in the Brendan Sorsby affair. A new champion would end the stench.

Nearly a year after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah college event, the man accused of his murder could learn whether he will stand trial — and potentially face the death penalty. A Utah …

Prosecutors have accused the former electrical apprentice of firing the shot that killed Kirk as he debated with students at Utah Valley University.

Utah aims to be industry-friendly. But choosing a fragile ecosystem to house a sprawling facility has generated intense grassroots opposition.

A Uintah County man was sentenced to 151 months in federal prison for distributing fentanyl that resulted in the death of another individual.

Utahns lost $108 million to fraud last year. A new statewide center will connect banks, police and victims to find the criminals behind it.