Above, you can almost see the stars rotate as the night passes. The winter air is freezing, but it doesn’t matter. Your body is suspended in 100-degree water...
For almost a mile on both sides of Kaysville’s Main Street, crowds of people stacked four and five deep fight for curb turf at the Third of July parade ...
Many local and national experts agree that Utah is one of the toughest—if not the toughest—state for unmarried fathers to stop an adoption of their child.
The assignment from The Boss was clear, if also daunting. City Weekly was going to hunt for the coldest draft beer in town, no matter where it might be poured.
R. Scott Phillips has a vision, an image in his head of hundreds of teenagers filling the Adams Shakespearean Theatre at midnight, their faces aglow...
Unlike many of the church faithful, however, Kovalenko entered BYU as a gay student. He didn’t attend BYU with an expectation that he would change his sexual orientation ...
John Saltas had been publishing The Private Eye newsletter for four years when he found himself in an uncomfortable place—the horse latitudes, stuck on a windless sea.