Jeremy Harmon

Washington • President Donald Trump knows there’s one Utah senator whose vote he can’t always count on.

When a Utah woman became the first in the country to vote under an equal suffrage law in 1870, local newspapers didn’t splash it across the front page.

Anaheim, Calif. • Immersive. That’s the word the cast and creators use to describe the new “Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.”

The NAACP Salt Lake Branch held its 35th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Luncheon on Monday at Little America in downtown Salt Lake City.

Under a huge “Germany Surrenders” headline, The Salt Lake Tribune heralded the end of the “war to end all wars” on Nov. 11, 1918, 100 years ago.

A family finds peace  Salt Lake Tribune

The defiant power of song. Did Utah execute an innocent man by firing squad on Nov. 19, 1915? A century later, Joe Hill inspires artists and galvanizes activists.

A Lion, Mariner, Schooner and Riverhawk wrangled their way to Pine Tree Wrestling League individual mat championships on Saturday, March 31 at Skowhegan High School. Additionally, 10 other area middle school wrestlers — out of 28 from the Midcoast who qualified to participate — from Oceanside of Tho…

The neighbors couldn’t leave their houses without getting hit up by panhandlers and homeless men, who had been using both the front and back yards at 1131 S. West Temple as a bathroom.

Consider it dramatic magic: The longer playwright Debora Threedy watches Roger Dunbar rehearse

Myton • The church bell rang four times. Once for each year of little Wesley Cowan’s