• Utah will play Texas in the Alamo Bowl on New Year’s Eve

    Utah will play Texas in the Alamo Bowl on New Year’s Eve
    Utah received the biggest bowl assignment of the program’s Pac-12 era Sunday, when the Alamo Bowl chose the Utes to oppose the Big 12′s Texas on Dec. 31 in San Antonio, the school announced.Kickoff time at the Alamodome is 5:30 p.m. MST.The bid is a comedown from what the Utes were hoping for as of last week, but it rewards them for another Pac-12 South title. The Utes (11-2) almost certainly would have received a College Football Playoff berth if they had beaten Oregon in Friday&rsq
  • Fors and Christensen: Understanding the LDS Church origin of City Creek Center

    Fors and Christensen: Understanding the LDS Church origin of City Creek Center
    In the last six years, City Creek Center has become a pillar of the Salt Lake cityscape.The mall, constructed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sparked criticism and controversy at the time of inception. Now that the initial controversy surrounding its construction has faded, it is a better time than ever to assess the subtext of its creation by the destruction of what once stood on the same land: the first Zion’s Cooperative Mercantile Institution.When the beliefs of the
  • Hawaii Bowl looks to be another away game as BYU learns it’ll face the hometown Rainbow Warriors

    Hawaii Bowl looks to be another away game as BYU learns it’ll face the hometown Rainbow Warriors
    Provo • More than three weeks after accepting a bid to play in the 18th annual SoFi Hawaii Bowl, BYU has finally learned its opponent.The Cougars will face the hometown team of Hawaii at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu on Dec. 24 at 6 p.m.“The University of Hawaii has enjoyed a tremendous season and we are thrilled the Rainbow Warriors accepted an invitation to play BYU,” SoFi Hawaii Bowl Executive Director Daryl Garvin said.The Rainbow Warriors are coming off a tough 31-10 loss again
  • FBI says it presumes Pensacola naval base shooting was act of terrorism

    FBI says it presumes Pensacola naval base shooting was act of terrorism
    Pensacola, Fla. • The Saudi gunman who killed three people at the Pensacola naval base had apparently gone on Twitter shortly before the shooting to blast U.S. support of Israel and accuse America of being anti-Muslim, a U.S. official said Sunday as the FBI confirmed it is operating on the assumption the attack was an act of terrorism.Investigators are also trying to establish whether the killer, 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani, 21, of the Royal Saudi Air Force, acted alone or was part of a lar
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  • Utah advocacy group protests Northrop Grunman for using public resources for militarism

    Utah advocacy group protests Northrop Grunman for using public resources for militarism
    A new homeless advocacy group took aim at Northrop Grumman on Sunday, demonstrating just blocks away from the now-closed Road Home Shelter and near the Clark Planetarium, 400 West and 100 South, which houses a theater sponsored by the aerospace and defense technology company.Achorus Amorphous, in a news release, said its members oppose contracts that use public resources for militarism instead of human rights.“Demonstrators at Sunday’s peace and justice picketing party want to see mo
  • Tribune Editorial: Our tax future needs a real fix, not a quick one

    Tribune Editorial: Our tax future needs a real fix, not a quick one
    As Utah legislators lurch toward an overhaul of the state tax code next week, they are looking a little lonely.While there have been a parade of voices pointing out flaws in their tax plan, there have been scarcely few people who have spoken up in favor. Even among Republican legislators there is hesitancy.In fact, to the extent there is a consensus in this state, it’s one that opposes this plan.That is not entirely surprising. Any change in tax policy produces anxiety, and no final produc
  • [Hoops Rumors] - Northwest Notes: Jazz, Culver, Gallinari,’Melo

    [Hoops Rumors] - Northwest Notes: Jazz, Culver, Gallinari,’Melo
    The Jazz remain steadfast in their championship quest, despite a rocky start.
  • November in Utah: The best photos from Salt Lake Tribune photographers

    November in Utah: The best photos from Salt Lake Tribune photographers
    As autumn slowly turns into winter, The Salt Lake Tribune’s photojournalists were there to capture the changes that happen in the state, weather or otherwise, headlining the news in November 2019.See their best work below. Keep up with Tribune photographers by following us on Instagram.
    (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) (Trent Nelson/)Coxswain Emma Goldsmith steers a boat during a Utah Crew workout on the Jordan River in Salt Lake City on Monday, Nov. 4, 2019. Goldsmith is among a gro
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  • [Salt Lake Tribune] - After enduring a tough stretch, the Jazz schedule eases up for this month. Can they take advantage of it?

    [Salt Lake Tribune] - After enduring a tough stretch, the Jazz schedule eases up for this month. Can they take advantage of it?
    After losing three in a row and five of six against some of the league’s top teams — such as the Bucks, Pacers, Raptors, Sixers, and Lakers — the Utah Jazz got back on the winning track Saturday against the struggling Grizzlies.
  • NTSB releases report on plane crash near Roy that injured two

    NTSB releases report on plane crash near Roy that injured two
    The National Transportation and Safety Board has released a preliminary report outlining the facts surrounding a plane crash last month near Roy that seriously injured the two people aboard.The crash occurred Nov. 17 and injured a commercial pilot and a student pilot.According to the NTSB report, the plane caught fire after it had crashed into a billboard and fell to the ground.Both the departure point and destination are listed as the Ogden-Hinckley Airport.The wreckage of the airplane was take
  • Hawai’i Bowl looks to be another away game as BYU learns they’ll face the hometown Rainbow Warriors

    Hawai’i Bowl looks to be another away game as BYU learns they’ll face the hometown Rainbow Warriors
    Provo • More than three weeks after accepting a bid to play in the 18th annual SoFi Hawai’i Bowl, BYU has finally learned its opponent.The Cougars will face the hometown team of Hawaii at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu on Dec. 24 at 6 p.m.“The University of Hawai’i has enjoyed a tremendous season and we are thrilled the Rainbow Warriors accepted an invitation to play BYU,” SoFi Hawai’i Bowl Executive Director Daryl Garvin said.The Rainbow Warriors are coming off a t
  • Utah State Aggies to play Kent State in the Frisco Bowl

    Utah State Aggies to play Kent State in the Frisco Bowl
    The Utah State Aggies have their bowl game opponent.The Aggies will face Kent State in the Frisco Bowl on Dec. 20 at 5:30 p.m. It will be the third consecutive season that USU will play a bowl game.The game against Kent State will be the first bowl game under coach Gary Andersen since 2012, when Utah State played Toledo in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Andersen’s team, which finished No. 16 in the Associated Press poll that season, won that game.The Aggies had an up-and-down 2019 season, w
  • University of Utah will play Texas in the Alamo Bowl on New Year’s Eve

    University of Utah will play Texas in the Alamo Bowl on New Year’s Eve
    Utah received the biggest bowl assignment of the program’s Pac-12 era Sunday, when the Alamo Bowl chose the Utes to oppose the Big 12′s Texas on Dec. 31 in San Antonio, the school announced.Kickoff time at the Alamodome is 5:30 p.m. MST.The bid is a comedown from what the Utes were hoping for as of last week, but it rewards them for another Pac-12 South title. The Utes (11-2) almost certainly would have received a College Football Playoff berth if they had beaten Oregon in Friday&rsq
  • After enduring a tough stretch, the Jazz schedule eases up for this month. Can they take advantage of it?

    After enduring a tough stretch, the Jazz schedule eases up for this month. Can they take advantage of it?
    After losing three in a row and five of six against some of the league’s top teams — such as the Bucks, Pacers, Raptors, Sixers, and Lakers — the Utah Jazz got back on the winning track Saturday against the struggling Grizzlies.Thing is, Utah’s upcoming schedule is fairly loaded with struggling teams, providing the Jazz a chance to continue to sort out some of their lingering issues while simultaneously putting some notches in the win column.Of their 10 remaining games in
  • Ross Douthat: Bernie Sanders and the twilight of the technocrats

    Ross Douthat: Bernie Sanders and the twilight of the technocrats
    In last Sunday’s column, I argued that Democrats looking for someone to unify their fractious coalition should take another glance at Bernie Sanders — on the grounds that he’s more popular across the party’s different factions, more unifying, more exciting and more potentially appealing to non-liberals than his critics tend to assume.There was one point I gestured at but didn’t stress, which is that in nominating Bernie, the Democrats would be embracing one of the k
  • George Pyle: In Utah and Idaho, these kids are all right

    George Pyle: In Utah and Idaho, these kids are all right
    As a junior high and high school student, I hated gym class and gym teachers. And if you didn’t hate them, too, then you couldn’t be my friend.(Not that that would have been much of a loss for you. Unless you needed my help diagramming sentences.)The whistle-toting troglodyte who commanded my PE class in, I think it was, eighth grade was particularly to be despised. All these years later I’m still kicking myself for missing what might have been my one chance to get him frog-mar
  • Rideshare Diaries: The man leaned into my window, his eyes glazed over. ‘Are you fuzzy or am I?’

    Rideshare Diaries: The man leaned into my window, his eyes glazed over. ‘Are you fuzzy or am I?’
    I’ve been driving on the weekends for some extra spending cash, and the other night I worked the last University of Utah home football game. It was the first game I’d ever worked.The pre-kickoff hours came and went without incident, other than the one passenger who got in the back seat toting what I’m pretty sure was a bong. Through a cloud of smoke, he claimed he was a scientist, but unless he was researching how to bring a bong in an Uber, I’m not sure I believed him.Wh
  • Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll Spinney, who Jim Henson discovered in Salt Lake City, dies at age 85

    Sesame Street puppeteer Caroll Spinney, who Jim Henson discovered in Salt Lake City, dies at age 85
    Los Angeles • Caroll Spinney, who gave Big Bird his warmth and Oscar the Grouch his growl for nearly 50 years on “Sesame Street,” died Sunday at the age of 85 at his home in Connecticut, according to the Sesame Workshop. The Sesame Workshop said in a statement that the legendary puppeteer lived for some time with dystonia, which causes involuntary muscle contractions.Spinney voiced and operated the two major Muppets from their inception in 1969 when he was 36, and performed them
  • Sesame Street puppeteer Carroll Spinney, who Jim Henson discovered in Salt Lake City, dies at age 85

    Sesame Street puppeteer Carroll Spinney, who Jim Henson discovered in Salt Lake City, dies at age 85
    Hartford, Conn. • Carroll Spinney, who gave Big Bird his warmth and Oscar the Grouch his growl for nearly 50 years on “Sesame Street,” died Sunday at the age of 85 at his home in Connecticut, according to the Sesame Workshop. The Sesame Workshop said in a statement that the legendary puppeteer lived for some time with dystonia, which causes involuntary muscle contractions.Muppets creator Jim Henson first discovered Spinney in Salt Lake City, where they were attending a puppet fe
  • Maureen Dowd: At least one person in Washington is praying for Trump

    Maureen Dowd: At least one person in Washington is praying for Trump
    Washington • When people ask me about my work or comment on it, there is one word that always makes me bristle.“Hate.”When I wrote about George W. Bush relying on souped-up intelligence to invade Iraq, people would ask, “Why do you hate W.?”When I wrote about how Barack Obama was hampered as president by his disdain for politicking, people would ask, “Why do you hate Obama?”When I wrote about Hillary Clinton’s flaws as a candidate, people would ask,
  • College Football Playoff pairings: LSU vs. Oklahoma and Ohio State vs. Clemson

    College Football Playoff pairings: LSU vs. Oklahoma and Ohio State vs. Clemson
    Grapevine, Texas • LSU will play Oklahoma and Ohio State will face defending national champion Clemson in the College Football Playoff.The selection committee revealed the pairings Sunday for the national semifinals and the final four was no surprise. The only mystery involved which team would be the No. 1 seed. The 13-member committee went with Southeastern Conference champion LSU. The top-seeded Tigers (13-0) will head back to Atlanta for its playoff game to face the Big 12 champion Soone
  • Search and rescue teams find body in Garfield County

    Search and rescue teams find body in Garfield County
    Search and rescue crews have found a body outside of Escalante, Garfield County Sheriff’s Office reported late Saturday. The body was discovered Saturday by Garfield County Search and Rescue and the Rocky Mountain Search and Rescue Dogs teams near Egypt Road. No additional details were available, pending examination and identification by the medical examiner.Egypt Road is in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
  • Utah’s hate crime numbers don’t tell the whole story. Here’s what we know.

    Utah’s hate crime numbers don’t tell the whole story. Here’s what we know.
    On a Saturday evening in the summer of 2018, a group of three people — two men, apparently in their early 20s, and a woman — were spreading a bag of rock salt across a parking lot at Brigham Young University.An observer initially didn’t think much of the incident, despite it being July with no sign of ice in the forecast. But after she looked closer, she called police.The trio had left the partially used bag on top of someone’s car — after arranging the salt in the
  • Robert Kirby: All I want for Christmas is a happy spouse

    Robert Kirby: All I want for Christmas is a happy spouse
    Many fail to realize that our society has entered one of the most delicate periods of the holiday season. Namely, how to successfully hint at what you want for Christmas.By definition, a hint is intended to give the purchasing parties the notion that somehow what they get for you is entirely their idea.It has to be done subtlety. If your significant other is a practical person, just blurting out what you want only complicates the matter. That person will start with the questions.The first Christ
  • George Pyle: In Utah and Idaho, these kids are alright

    George Pyle: In Utah and Idaho, these kids are alright
    As a junior high and high school student, I hated gym class and gym teachers. And if you didn’t hate them, too, then you couldn’t be my friend.(Not that that would have been much of a loss for you. Unless you needed my help diagramming sentences.)The whistle-toting troglodyte who commanded my PE class in, I think it was, eight grade was particularly to be despised. All these years later I’m still kicking myself for missing what might have been my one chance to get him frog-marc
  • When Christmas songs go wrong — at least in our ears

    When Christmas songs go wrong — at least in our ears
    Pop and rock aren’t the only songs with misheard lyrics. Salt Lake Tribune readers also had a hard time with these yuletide favorites:“Winter Wonderland” • “Later on, we’ll perspire, as we dream by the fire.” Actual lyric: “We’ll conspire.”— Guy Briggs, West Jordan“I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” • “My young cousin thought the Christmas song was ‘I saw Romney kissing Santa Claus.’ It was an elect
  • ‘There’s a bathroom on the right’ and other popular song lyrics our readers get wrong

    ‘There’s a bathroom on the right’ and other popular song lyrics our readers get wrong
    “Don’t go ’round tonight. It’s bound to take your life. There’s a bathroom on the right.”“I swear,” wrote Scotty Chance, “that is what John Fogerty sings.”The Stansbury Park resident is not alone when it comes to the song “Bad Moon Rising.” Over the past 50 years, several Salt Lake Tribune readers thought Creedence Clearwater Revival was offering directions to the loo.The actual words, though, are, as the title suggests, &ld
  • Scott D. Pierce: Showtime’s ‘The L Word: Generation Q’ premieres and asks: can you have too many lesbians on TV?

    Scott D. Pierce: Showtime’s ‘The L Word: Generation Q’ premieres and asks: can you have too many lesbians on TV?
    It’s been more than a decade since “The L Word” ended, and in that time there have been hundreds of lesbian characters on network TV, cable and streaming services. Other than a few anti-gay advocacy groups, Americans seem to have adjusted to the fact that lesbians exist.Heck, the title character in The CW’s “Batwoman” is gay, and one notable thing about that show’s premiere was that nothing significant in the way of protests occurred.So why do we need th
  • Robert Kimball Shinkoskey: What the founders thought about impeachment, and what to do now

    Robert Kimball Shinkoskey: What the founders thought about impeachment, and what to do now
    An early vote on impeachment wording in the Constitutional Convention used the term “malpractice and neglect of duty.”George Mason wanted “mal-administration” (bad government practice). In Federalist No. 65, Alexander Hamilton thought impeachable behavior included “political crimes.” James Madison supported impeachment for political abuses and neglect of office. Federalist No. 64 claimed the president could be removed for any misconduct indicating he did not p
  • Letter: We should preserve Utah Theater and other cultural wonders

    Letter: We should preserve Utah Theater and other cultural wonders
    When I lived in Italy, I was awestruck by the beauty and majesty of its architectural and cultural wonders. Over the centuries, these treasures have been dutifully restored and maintained.Italians understand and appreciate their rich heritage and want to preserve it for all to see. In fact, there are strict laws that govern what buildings can and can’t be torn down, and renovations must adhere to strict rules that maintain the integrity of the original structure. Even the colors used to pa
  • Letter: Tax earmark hasn’t helped Utah education

    Letter: Tax earmark hasn’t helped Utah education
    One concept of fairness is, “If you use it, pay the taxes.” If you eat, pay the sales tax on food. If you have five kids, pay the taxes to educate them.A different concept says taxes should be paid by those most able to afford them. Fairness is derived from the fact that those who have the most generally benefit the most from the services those taxes provide. For example, an educated workforce is essential to big business.Long-standing law has always supported government’s abil
  • Letter: Conservative is a living wage

    Letter: Conservative is a living wage
    Some legislators think they are conservative. Actually, they don’t have a clue.Here’s what conservative is. It’s a living wage.Employers have a responsibility to pay their workers a living wage. Responsibility is the defining characteristic of conservatism.A living wage will get hundreds of workers off welfare. Reducing welfare is a goal of conservatives.A living wage enables workers to be independent of government aid. Rugged individualism is the ideal of conservatives.Reducin
  • Letter: A pessimist’s view of impeachment

    Letter: A pessimist’s view of impeachment
    A pessimist’s view of impeachment:The house will vote to impeach President Trump.The trial in the Senate will exonerate Trump.He will claim he is not guilty of any misadventures, ever.On Nov. 2, 2020, he will be reelected.Louis Borgenicht, Salt Lake CitySubmit a letter to the editor
  • Leonard Pitts: ‘Respect your local police. Or else?’

    Leonard Pitts: ‘Respect your local police. Or else?’
    Let’s get two things straight right off the bat.The first is that, in the last few years, no one has protested police wrongdoing more vociferously than African Americans.The second is that no one has had more reason.Those reasons include Darrius Stewart, Oscar Grant, Jordan Edwards, John Crawford III, Tamir Rice, Philando Castile, Michael Brown, Terence Crutcher, Sandra Bland, Sean Bell, Rekia Boyd, Botham Jean, Antwon Rose, Amadou Diallo, Anthony Hill, Walter Scott, Eric Garner, Aiyana St
  • Kurt Bestor, Utah’s Christmas tradition, talks about giving back with his music

    Kurt Bestor, Utah’s Christmas tradition, talks about giving back with his music
    Making Christmas music is simple, according to Kurt Bestor, if you know one secret: sleigh bells.“These turn any song into a Christmas song,” Bestor told a recent audience at the Salt Lake City Shriners Hospital, one of a series of small shows he performs for charity organizations as he revs up for his annual Christmas concerts.To demonstrate, Bestor plays a few bars of a rock classic, Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love,” on the piano. Then he plays the same chords whil
  • Ask Ann Cannon: Christmas hustle and bustle is getting to me, but I don’t want to be a Grinch

    Ask Ann Cannon: Christmas hustle and bustle is getting to me, but I don’t want to be a Grinch
    Dear Ann Cannon • Help! I used to love this time of year. I mean REALLY LOVE IT. I enjoyed everything about it — the baking, the socializing, the shopping, the decorating. Especially the decorating. Seriously, our house used to look like a set in a Hallmark movie (still does, actually — I can’t stop myself). I loved Christmas so much I always rolled my eyes whenever people said they hated the holiday. But now … I kind of get it, even though I don’t want to get
  • Fors and Christensen: Understanding the LDS origin of City Creek Center

    Fors and Christensen: Understanding the LDS origin of City Creek Center
    In the last six years, City Creek Center has become a pillar of the Salt Lake cityscape.The mall, constructed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sparked criticism and controversy at the time of inception. Now that the initial controversy surrounding its construction has faded, it is a better time than ever to assess the subtext of its creation by the destruction of what once stood on the same land: the first Zion’s Cooperative Mercantile Institution.When the beliefs of the
  • [NBA] - The Roundup—Balanced effort pushes Jazz past Grizzlies in SLC

    [NBA] - The Roundup—Balanced effort pushes Jazz past Grizzlies in SLC
    After a tough stretch against five of the league's top teams, the Utah Jazz got back on track with a 126-112 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies Saturday night in Salt Lake City. Seven Utah
  • Ex-Jazz players Jae Crowder, Grayson Allen enjoy their first return to Utah with Grizzlies

    Ex-Jazz players Jae Crowder, Grayson Allen enjoy their first return to Utah with Grizzlies
    Saturday night marked the third time in three weeks that the Jazz were going up against the Grizzlies, and so, by this occasion, the novelty of facing Jae Crowder and Grayson Allen — a pair of Jazz players a season ago — had worn off.Still, with both of those prior matchups being played in Memphis, Saturday did mark the first time those players were back in Salt Lake City since being included in the trade that brought Mike Conley to Utah.Allen said that since flying back into his fir
  • Jazz overcome sloppy start, cruise past Memphis 126-112

    Jazz overcome sloppy start, cruise past Memphis 126-112
    Halfway through the second quarter, the Jazz were running a 2-on-1 break when Donovan Mitchell lofted a pass up high for Jeff Green, who was flying in from the right side. He clanked the dunk attempt off the rim, then stood and stared at the crowd in disbelief.A mere 10 seconds later though, Royce O’Neale stole the ball, took off downcourt, spotted Green in perfect position for another alley-oop attempt, and didn’t hesitate to lob it up to the veteran forward again. This time, Green
  • [KSL] - 'Those are my brothers': Jae Crowder and Jazz happy to see each other again | KSL.com

    [KSL] - 'Those are my brothers': Jae Crowder and Jazz happy to see each other again | KSL.com
    Jae Crowder returned to Utah Saturday. It was his first time playing in Vivint Arena since he was traded last summer, and he got a warm welcome back.
  • [NBA] - Joe Ingles and Rudy Gobert finding their pick-and-roll rhythm

    [NBA] - Joe Ingles and Rudy Gobert finding their pick-and-roll rhythm
    Joe Ingles curled around a screen, casually flipped the ball through traffic with his left hand, and watched his teammate finish it off with a hammer dunk.The play was simple enough.The postgame
  • [Salt Lake Tribune] - The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively as Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage gets win over Grizzlies

    [Salt Lake Tribune] - The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively as Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage gets win over Grizzlies
    Three thoughts on the Utah Jazz’s 126-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies from Salt Lake Tribune Jazz beat writer Andy Larsen.
  • The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively in driving Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage

    The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively in driving Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage
    Three thoughts on the Utah Jazz’s 126-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies from Salt Lake Tribune Jazz beat writer Andy Larsen. 1. Joe Ingles excellent in bigger roleJoe Ingles has averaged 27.5 minutes per game this season. He played 27 minutes and 27 seconds tonight. So what do I mean by bigger role?Tonight, the Jazz ran more plays where Joe Ingles had the ball in his hands, working pick and roll with Rudy Gobert. That’s because he’s been moved into the starting lineup while Mi
  • The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively as Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage gets win over Grizzlies

    The Triple Team: Joe Ingles gets 10 assists, looks lively as Jazz’s 3-point shooting barrage gets win over Grizzlies
    Three thoughts on the Utah Jazz’s 126-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies from Salt Lake Tribune Jazz beat writer Andy Larsen. 1. Joe Ingles excellent in bigger roleJoe Ingles has averaged 27.5 minutes per game this season. He played 27 minutes and 27 seconds tonight. So what do I mean by bigger role?Tonight, the Jazz ran more plays where Joe Ingles had the ball in his hands, working pick and roll with Rudy Gobert. That’s because he’s been moved into the starting lineup while Mi
  • Jazz musician, legendary saxophonist Joe McQueen, the ‘coolest cat in town,’ dies at 100 after pioneering Utah’s music and civil rights scene

    Jazz musician, legendary saxophonist Joe McQueen, the ‘coolest cat in town,’ dies at 100 after pioneering Utah’s music and civil rights scene
    Joe McQueen, the dynamic yet humble jazz saxophonist who made Ogden his home for 74 years starting in the days when musicians like Count Basie and Charlie Parker would play in the northern Utah city’s segregated nightclubs, has died.He was 100.“Bad” Brad Wheeler, a Utah radio host and longtime friend, noted McQueen’s death on Saturday in a Facebook post and later confirmed it in an interview with The Salt Lake Tribune.“We were definitely very special friends,”
  • State colleges: Knight’s late layup lifts Southern Utah over Utah Valley 73-72

    State colleges: Knight’s late layup lifts Southern Utah over Utah Valley 73-72
    Cedar City • John Knight III made a layup with 8 seconds left in the game and Southern Utah rallied last in a 73-72 victory over Utah Valley on Saturday.Brandon Averette had given Utah Valley a 72-71 lead by sinking two free throws with 14 seconds to go before Knight answered for the Thunderbirds (5-4).Cameron Oluyitan paced Southern Utah with 19 points and seven rebounds. Dwayne Morgan added 15 points, while Maizen Fausett pitched in with 12 points and eight boards. Knight scored 10.Trey W
  • [YouTube: Utah Jazz Videos] - Highlights: Jazz 126 | Grizzlies 112

    [YouTube: Utah Jazz Videos] - Highlights: Jazz 126 | Grizzlies 112
    The Jazz bounced back for a win and had seven players in double digits, including matching a season-high 19 points for Jeff Green.
  • [Fox Sports] - Mitchell scores 22, Jazz beat Grizzlies 126-112

    [Fox Sports] - Mitchell scores 22, Jazz beat Grizzlies 126-112
    Mitchell scores 22, Jazz beat Grizzlies 126-112
  • Jazz overcome slow start, cruise past Memphis 126-112

    Jazz overcome slow start, cruise past Memphis 126-112
    Halfway through the second quarter, the Jazz were running a 2-on-1 break when Donovan Mitchell lofted a pass up high for Jeff Green, who was flying in from the right side. He clanked the dunk attempt off the rim, then stood and stared at the crowd in disbelief.A mere 10 seconds later, though, Royce O’Neale stole the ball, took off downcourt, spotted Green in the perfect position for another alley-oop attempt, and didn’t hesitate to lob it up to the veteran forward again. This time, G

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