Julie Jag

Reed Hastings and Powder Mountain just unveiled a change that will further disrupt the ski industry.

Powder Mountain, the first public-private ski resort in the U.S., unveiled its mountain map for the 2024-25 season, including four new lifts.

If a spec home that went up for sale Friday fetches its $65M list price, it will set a new Utah single-family home sale record — by nearly $25M.

Utah's ski and snowboard areas have begun preparations for the 2024-25 winter season, which for many means setting down a tentative opening date.

A private ski area in Colorado is offering outings with Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn to lodge guests this winter.

A currently serving Kane County Commissioner and former Utah Wildlife Board member has been charged with felony counts related to alleged baiting of big game in an effort to juice up deer hunts for clients of his Color Country Outfitters guiding service.

Park City Mountain has expanded its menu for skiers and snowboarders eager to get a jump on the 2024-25 winter season by adding snowmaking to Chicane and Another World on the Canyons Village side of the resort.

A record seven BYU athletes will compete in track and field events this week at the Paris 2024 Olympics, and Cougars coaches say the future is even brighter.

Five years ago, Canada didn't have a 3x3 women's basketball team. Thanks to three former University of Utah players, the Canucks are now the gold-meal favorites at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

While tickets sales are being relied upon to cover a third of the $4B cost for Utah to host the 2034 Winter Olympics, organizers have gone to lengths to make sure locals can participate, including $34 tickets and priority purchasing windows.

Salt Lake City officially rekindled its Olympic flame Wednesday when the International Olympic Committee awarded Utah the 2034 Winter Olympics.

Nearly 40 athletes with close ties to Utah will be competing at the Paris 2024 Summer Games, which run July 26-Aug. 11. Take a look at who will represent the Beehive State.

Sadie first tried to hike the Y above BYU when she was 5. She only made it a few curves before the leukemia she'd just found out she had sent bolts of pain down her legs. Two years later, at age 7, Sadie strapped on her water bottle-laden backpack and tried again, this time leukemia free.

The Kem C. Gardner Institute estimates hosting the 2034 Olympics will give Utah’s economy a $6.6B economic jolt and add 42,000 job-years. An economist has his doubts.

Little Cottonwood Canyon Road is the most avalanche-prone highway in the United States. Utah’s Department of Transportation is adding to its fleet of remotely operated avalanche-triggering towers to try to mitigate the danger of slides over the town of Alta starting this winter.

An 80-year-old experienced hiker died Sunday after a fall while on the Sundial Trail in Big Cottonwood Canyon.

The Timpanogos Hiking Co. started with a free badge for anyone who hiked its namesake. Now the Orem outdoors store wants to reward anyone who can prove they hiked to the top of nine other signature Utah peaks.

Tony Hawk has seen skateboarding gain more international attention and flavor since it became an Olympic sport for the Tokyo Games in 2021. The sport’s most recognizable figure is keeping his own Olympic hopes alive — for vert skateboarding to be added to the Olympic roster of events. He’ll skate at his annual, free Vert Alert event this weekend at the Huntsman Center on the University of Utah campus.

Deer Valley can move ahead with construction of Lift 7 between Flagstaff Mountain and Park Peak after the Bransford Land Co., which felt a better route for the lift ran through its land, dropped an appeal of the Park City Planning Commission’s approval of a conditional use permit for the lift.

It will be 3 a.m. on July 24 when the Gov. Spencer Cox inks the agreement for Utah to host the 2034 Winter Olympics, but that won’t keep organizers from throwing a boistrous Pioneer Day party.