The much-loved local gathering — first held in 1864 and operated annually since 1978 — could be threatened this year due to a shrinking budget.

Salt Lake County District Attorney Lohra Miller recently charmed longtime critic DJ Bell, the victim of a severe attack after his neighbors accused him of kidnapping two small children.

Faced with a system that grinds up repeat offenders with jail time and fines rather than treatment, a Utah lawyer has decided to fight the entire system.

Diane and Jerry Jones own Cottage Greens Farm in Roosevelt, but they live in Salt Lake City. In the summer months, the Joneses sell heirloom and other unique produce...

The Haiti earthquake has awakened at least one lawmaker to the need to rebuild Utah's most vulnerable schools.

When the Utah Legislature opens for business on Jan. 25, budget concerns will be the primary focus for the 104 legislators.

Want to be a real ‘‘nowhere man?’’ Try being carless in Salt Lake City on weekends, beginning April 4.

Salt Lake City small-business owner Michael Sanders of Now & Again antique store has survived without local or state economic assistance.

Long before the invention of the automobile, Brigham Young designed Salt Lake City streets to accommodate wheeled transportation: the covered wagon. Today, those wide city streets make car travel with

Following the court’s logic in the drunken-biking case, some suggest even tennis shoes or high heels could be construed as a “vehicle.”