Jared Lloyd

What would bring a famous former pro baseball player and a 17-year-old with his own YouTube Channel together on a golf course? That’s the beauty of the Special Olympics Short Game Golf Challenge, a chip-and-putt competition which was held Monday as part of the 2025 Utah Open at Riverside Country Club in Provo. Participants included […]

Veronique De Rugy’s opinion piece “What kind of government do Americans want seriously enough to pay for?” (published today) asks every citizen of the entire nation a very important question. Since we have government — as President Abraham Lincoln put it in the famous Gettysburg Address — “of the people, by the people, for the […]

The demand for energy in the modern world is already voracious and continues to grow. One of the elements of addressing the need is nuclear power — but it needs fuel. According to Joel Ferry, executive director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, there aren’t many places in the United States that process uranium […]

For most of the first half of Tuesday’s 5A state semifinal girls lacrosse clash at Westminster College’s Dumke Field in Salt Lake City against No. 3-seed Olympus, No. 2-seed Salem Hills was right where it wanted to be. The Skyhawks were going toe-to-to with the talented Titans, with a goal from sophomore Rachel Turner knotting […]

If the BYU men’s basketball team had been playing at home on Thursday, I would definitely not have been where I was for the jump ball. That’s because I was on the Marriott Center floor taking photos of the Sweet 16 watch party, right under where the west basket would be on game day. It […]

For the last three days, many of the top football players from across the Big 12 conference gathered at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, for the second Big 12 Pro Days. The goal was to highlight their abilities for scouts from across the NFL as they participated in drills, tested their skills […]

Shortly after the No. 6-seeded BYU men’s basketball capped its solid 80-71 win over No. 11-seed VCU at Bell Arena in Denver in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Thursday, I saw the team’s X feed, @BYUmbb, post a photo of 22 celebrities who had picked the Cougars to lose to the Rams […]

Former BYU men’s basketball coach Roger Reid is recovering in the hospital after suffering a golf cart accident in Nephi. Reid, who is 78, was the head coach for the Cougars from 1989 to 1996 after being an assistant for BYU from 1978-’89. According to reports, Reid was golfing at Canyon Hills Golf Course in […]

What a ride. Men’s college basketball fans in Utah County have been treated to something special in the last month, something that rarely happens. Since Feb. 8, neither of the Division I programs in the area — BYU and UVU, of course — have lost. Yes, you read that right. After the Cougars dropped their […]

Imagine what it is like to be BYU freshman wide receiver Tei Nacua. You are the youngest of five brothers, including three who have made it to the NFL. One, Puka Nacua, is considered to be one of the top receivers in pro football right now. And now you are the last in the family […]