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California wants charities to share donor data. In a time of cancel culture, does that put people at risk?
This week, the Supreme Court will debate whether state governments have a right to collect charities’ confidential donor data.
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Is Utah solving its homeless problem? The answer is complicated
Political leaders and advocates take stock of what’s been right, and what’s gone wrong, with the state’s new service center model.
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What does Gen Z want when they grow up? Similarity to their parents may surprise you
As Utah continues to grapple with a housing shortage, a new survey found most of today’s high schoolers want to own single-family homes of their own someday — despite beliefs that those in Gen Z might prefer a different lifestyle than that of their parents.
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Jordan Clarkson and Joe Ingles are both in the running for sixth man honors, but who should win?
For most of the 2020-21 NBA season there has been a clear frontrunner to win the league’s Sixth Man of the Year award: Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson. But, there’s another player that has gained some traction.
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This mock draft has 7 BYU Cougars taken in 2021 NFL draft. Why this unlikely scenario would be history making
A roundup of recent seven-round NFL mock drafts indicates that as many as six or seven players with Utah connections could be selected in the 2021 NFL draft.
More than 50% of vaccine-eligible Utahns are considered immune to COVID-19
According to the latest data released by the Utah Department of Health, nearly 40% of all eligible Utahns have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, which is showing up as various mutated viruses all over the world.
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How an infrastructure bill can help rural communities in the West
Communities across the rural West have a long list of infrastructure needs. Will the Biden administration’s plan, or a GOP counterproposal, make the difference?
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The inspirational story of how 7 blind, deaf Utah students get ready to do the ‘seemingly impossible’
Meet the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind Yacht Club preparing to paddle 70 miles in a self-built boat in race on Puget Sound in June.
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Can Utah housing avoid becoming the next San Francisco?
The only solution is to build higher density housing — the very thing that gets suburban voters so riled up they throw people out of office.
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Can Dave Ramsey’s ‘righteous living’ requirement stand up in court?
The Christian broadcaster maintains that character matters, all the time. But a former employee who got pregnant out of wedlock says she was wrongfully fired.
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The football world is talking about Zach Wilson. But what’s he really like?
We asked friends, family members, coaches and former teammates to give us the skinny on BYU’s probable NFL top-two draft pick.
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Court packing? This isn’t the first time this bad idea has come forward
Public confidence in institutions is already low. Adding justices to the Supreme Court would make it worse.
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In 2020, religious freedom faced a new foe: COVID-19
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has released a new report outlining how faith groups fared in the past year.
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I’m Jewish, but the Ramadan fast deepens my connection to God
The hunger that comes with Ramadan teaches lessons about poverty and charity. It also reminds us that we should put our faith in God.
