• Biden, Sanders claim momentum heading into Super Tuesday

    Biden, Sanders claim momentum heading into Super Tuesday
    Columbia, S.C. • Joe Biden said Sunday he can "unite this country, the whole country” after scoring a comeback victory in South Carolina’s Democratic primary that could force moderate rivals out of the race and blunt the rise of progressive leader Bernie Sanders.Biden vowed he would improve his campaign operation, his fundraising haul — and even his own performance — as the race pushes toward Super Tuesday. He warned of a “stark choice” between him and Sa
  • BYU opens spring football practice on Monday, and here’s what tops the Cougars’ to-do list

    BYU opens spring football practice on Monday, and here’s what tops the Cougars’ to-do list
    Provo • For the past two years, BYU finished with a mediocre 7-6 record. Coach Kalani Sitake and his Cougars will take the first step toward the 2020 season Monday, when BYU is set to start spring practice.Last season, the Cougars recovered from a four-game skid to go on to five-game winning streak that included notable wins against then-undefeated No. 14 Boise State and at Utah State to reclaim the Wagon Wheel.But the Aggies finished the regular season with a 13-3 loss to San Diego State.T
  • David Brooks: No, not Sanders, not ever

    David Brooks: No, not Sanders, not ever
    A few months ago, I wrote a column saying I would vote for Elizabeth Warren over Donald Trump. I may not agree with some of her policies, but culture is more important than politics. She does not spread moral rot the way Trump does.Now I have to decide if I’d support Bernie Sanders over Trump.We all start from personal experience. I covered the Soviet Union in its final decrepit years. The Soviet and allied regimes had already slaughtered 20 million people through things like mass executio
  • [Fansided: The J-Notes] - Utah Jazz: Tony Bradley’s development is gaining importance

    [Fansided: The J-Notes] - Utah Jazz: Tony Bradley’s development is gaining importance
    Amidst a tough stretch and lots of speculation surrounding Rudy Gobert's future with the Utah Jazz, Tony Bradley's development has gained importance. At on...
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  • Utah Jazz: Tony Bradley’s development is gaining importance

    Utah Jazz: Tony Bradley’s development is gaining importance
    Amidst a tough stretch and lots of speculation surrounding Rudy Gobert’s future with the Utah Jazz, Tony Bradley’s development has gained importance. At one point, I thought there was zero chance Rudy Gobert would ever leave the Utah Jazz. I’m still feeling confident about that, but it’s hard to ignore some of the things that […]
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  • BYU’s basketball win at Pepperdine gives Cougars more prep time and a smooth path into WCC semifinals

    BYU’s basketball win at Pepperdine gives Cougars more prep time and a smooth path into WCC semifinals
    Provo • A month ago, Mark Pope touted the importance of February, the time of year when teams have to work through injuries, tiredness and any other adversity to push through for the thought of what March can bring.Well, the Cougars not only listened, but ended February with a 8-0 record for the first time in program history after defeating Pepperdine 81-64 on Saturday. No. 17 BYU (24-7, 13-3 WCC) ended the regular season on a nine-game winning streak — and it’s paying off.On Su
  • Presidential primary gives Utah Democrats a turn in the national spotlight

    Presidential primary gives Utah Democrats a turn in the national spotlight
    Washington • Utah isn’t the biggest prize up for grabs on Super Tuesday.It’s not even the 12th biggest prize for the Democratic presidential hopefuls vying to snatch up as many delegates as they can on their march to the nomination.But, given the crowded field of candidates seeking momentum or battling to keep it, the state’s contest matters as shown by the rare campaign visits, the stream of ads and the excitement of voters casting a ballot in what is still a wide-open ra
  • Runnin Utes’ Rylan Jones didn’t need another injury, but Saturday at Cal was Groundhog Day

    Runnin Utes’ Rylan Jones didn’t need another injury, but Saturday at Cal was Groundhog Day
    Berkeley, Calif. • Rylan Jones has had enough injury problems lately. The University of Utah freshman point guard really didn’t need anymore Saturday afternoon at Cal.On Wednesday, three days after USC’s Daniel Utomi fell on his left shin and had to be helped off late in the second half of a decisive win over the Trojans, Jones made a surprise start at Stanford. He played with a padded compression sleeve on his left shin, and while his mobility did not appear to be 100%, it was
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  • Coronavirus spreads to over 60 countries; France closes the Louvre

    Coronavirus spreads to over 60 countries; France closes the Louvre
    Tokyo • The number of countries hit by the coronavirus climbed past 60 Sunday, and infections and deaths continued to mount around the globe, emptying streets of tourists and workers, shaking economies and rewriting the realities of daily life.In Paris, the Louvre Museum closed, and priests stopped placing sacramental bread in worshippers' mouths. Panic-buying of daily necessities emerged in Japan. Tourist sites across Asia, Europe and the Mideast were deserted. And governments closed schoo
  • Maureen Dowd: Germaphobe Trump threatened by a virus

    Maureen Dowd: Germaphobe Trump threatened by a virus
    Washington • Donald Trump was right.Germs are scary.For three decades, I talked to Trump about his fear of germs. When I interviewed him at the Trump Tower restaurant during the 2016 race, the famous germaphobe had a big hospital-strength bottle of hand sanitizer on the table, next to my salad, ready to squirt.He told me about the nightmarish feeling he had when a man emerged from the bathroom in a restaurant with wet hands and shook his hand. He couldn’t eat afterward.Today, in a stu
  • RSL’s defense is stifling in the box, Meram returns to Orlando, MacMath starts

    RSL’s defense is stifling in the box, Meram returns to Orlando, MacMath starts
    Here are three observations from RSL’s scoreless draw against Orlando City on Saturday.1. Not in RSL’s boxOrlando relentlessly crossed the ball into RSL’s box and created several more chances than the road team. In all, the Lions amassed 27 crosses to Salt Lake’s 13.Many of Orlando’s opportunities could have been goals in most other circumstances, but RSL didn’t let that happen. Salt Lake had 32 clearances. And when the Lions played balls close to the goal, RS
  • Utah spring football practice opens Monday and new storylines abound

    Utah spring football practice opens Monday and new storylines abound
    Tyler Huntley is gone, so is Zack Moss. Bradlee Anae, Jaylon Johnson, Francis Bernard, Terrell Burgess? Gone, gone, gone and gone, as are a host of other key University of Utah football players from the past few years.When the Utes — 11-3 and Pac-12 South winners for the second straight season in 2019 — take the field Monday afternoon to open spring practice, things will look very different. Starting Monday, Kyle Whittingham, Andy Ludwig, Morgan Scalley and the rest of the coaching s
  • Utah State’s loss to New Mexico doesn’t hurt seed in MWC tournament

    Utah State’s loss to New Mexico doesn’t hurt seed in MWC tournament
    The Utah State men’s basketball team let a double digit lead slip away in a 66-64 loss to host New Mexico on Saturday in the teams’ final Mountain West Conference game.If the Aggies had to do it all over again, would they handle that 14-point lead with more care? They may get a chance to find out.The loss didn’t affect USU’s seeding in the MWC tournament, which will be held Wednesday through Saturday at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas. The Aggies received the No.
  • Meredith M. Reed: Abortion is a personal decision for a woman

    Meredith M. Reed: Abortion is a personal decision for a woman
    On Wednesday afternoon, the Utah Senate Health and Human Services Committee considered Senate Bill 174, Abortion Prohibition Amendment, proposed by state Sen. Dan McCay, R-Riverton.As a woman who has accessed abortion care, this issue is deeply important to me, and I rearranged my schedule so that I could attend and provide my testimony during the public comments. Unfortunately, I was not permitted to speak, despite my name being near the top of the list because Sen. Ron Winterton took the unusu
  • [Deseret News] - Utah Jazz mailbag: Should this season be considered a failure if the Jazz don’t reach the Western Conference Finals?

    [Deseret News] - Utah Jazz mailbag: Should this season be considered a failure if the Jazz don’t reach the Western Conference Finals?
    SALT LAKE CITY — The last week has been one of the worst of the year for the Utah Jazz, as they lost four straight games before breaking the skid on Saturday night against the Washington Wizards. N...
  • [Fansided: The J-Notes] - The Utah Jazz are a team without an identity (for now)

    [Fansided: The J-Notes] - The Utah Jazz are a team without an identity (for now)
    Since coming back from the All-Star break, the Utah Jazz have struggled to maintain the defensive identify for which they’ve been known in recent years. ...
  • Nicholas Kristof: With the coronavirus, it’s our wits vs. their genes

    Nicholas Kristof: With the coronavirus, it’s our wits vs. their genes
    Alice Wolowitz, a student nurse, began her shift at a hospital one morning in Philadelphia. She fell sick during the shift, rapidly declined and was dead that night.That was 1918, and people were collapsing and dying everywhere from a Spanish flu pandemic. Philadelphia’s 31 hospitals were full and turning away patients, who offered huge bribes to get in. Police officers with surgical masks were sent to pick up bodies from homes, but 33 police officers died within weeks.“In virtually
  • Black History Museum built inside a school bus will share African Americans’ history in Utah

    Black History Museum built inside a school bus will share African Americans’ history in Utah
    The Utah State Railroad Museum in Ogden has a permanent display about black railroad workers who ended up settling in the area. The new Black Cultural Center at the University of Utah created campus exhibits about influential African Americans last month — but its focus is providing resources and support.Other temporary installations crop up elsewhere, such as Brigham Young University, especially during February. But that’s about all there is if you want to go somewhere in Utah to le
  • ‘High School Musical’ star and his character are both gay. It’s no big deal — except when it comes to representation.

    ‘High School Musical’ star and his character are both gay. It’s no big deal — except when it comes to representation.
    Frankie A. Rodriguez stars as student choreographer Carlos Rodriguez in the made-in-Utah show “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.” His character is talented. He’s driven. He’s already written his Tony acceptance speech. He’s a teenager who, in Season 1, experiences first love.And, oh yeah, he’s gay. Which was clear from the first episode, skipping the done-to-death trope of TV characters struggling with their sexuality.Executive producer Tim Federle
  • The Utah Jazz are a team without an identity (for now)

    The Utah Jazz are a team without an identity (for now)
    Since coming back from the All-Star break, the Utah Jazz have struggled to maintain the defensive identify for which they’ve been known in recent years. With a mere 23 games remaining in the regular season, now’s the time to get back to it. For the past week, every piece of Utah Jazz-driven content I’ve consumed […]
    The Utah Jazz are a team without an identity (for now) - The J-Notes - The J-Notes - A Utah Jazz Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
  • Robert Kirby: Going to church without actually attending

    Robert Kirby: Going to church without actually attending
    I attend church most Sundays. I go for the same reason that others stay home: I want to.It helps that I have a church job/calling I promised to do every Sunday, and that I enjoy the company of most of the adults and all of the kids there.My church attendance hasn’t always been so consistent. There were times I didn’t go at all, times I went sporadically, and even, during Mormonism’s Dark Ages, when I went twice every Sunday because the Old Man made me.Dire warnings were express
  • Scott D. Pierce: New FX show ‘Devs’ won’t be on FX, it’ll only be on Hulu

    Scott D. Pierce: New FX show ‘Devs’ won’t be on FX, it’ll only be on Hulu
    OK, TV fans, you’ve heard of FX — the cable channel. And you’ve heard of Hulu — the streaming service. Have you heard of FX on Hulu?It’s a thing. Well, it will be on Monday, when it starts streaming. This isn’t altogether surprising. Disney owns Hulu. Disney owns FX. Makes sense, right?Well, it’s a little weird that Disney owns FX, which is called FX because it was launched by Fox. And FX is Fox without the “o.” But Disney bought it, along wi
  • Presidential primary gives Utah Dems a turn in the national spotlight

    Presidential primary gives Utah Dems a turn in the national spotlight
    Washington • Utah isn’t the biggest prize up for grabs on Super Tuesday.It’s not even the 12th biggest prize for the Democratic presidential hopefuls vying to snatch up as many delegates as they can on their march to the nomination.But, given the crowded field of candidates seeking momentum or battling to keep it, the state’s contest matters as shown by the rare campaign visits, the stream of ads and the excitement of voters casting a ballot in what is still a wide-open ra
  • Letter: Wake up, Democrats

    Letter: Wake up, Democrats
    Wake up, Democrats. It is really quite stupid to criticize your fellow candidates at the national debates.President Trump will be able to tell the public the same criticisms and say he is merely quoting what the Democratic candidates have said, so, therefore, the criticisms must be true.Stan Jacobson, OgdenSubmit a letter to the editor
  • Letter: This was Romney’s finest hour

    Letter: This was Romney’s finest hour
    Just over two weeks ago, I was fortunate to observe a rebroadcast of Sen. Mitt Romney’s explanation of his vote in the Senate impeachment trial declaring President Donald Trump guilty of abuse of power.I believe that his reasoning was impeccable, both from a logical point of view and from the standpoint of constitutional law. Utahns should be proud that we have a senator who has not sacrificed his judgment or his integrity on the altar of political expediency. If there was ever any doubt a
  • Letter: The snake will bite you every time

    Letter: The snake will bite you every time
    Apparently, our Utah Legislature fawns over men of lacking any semblance of morality. Remember Utah Republicans’ 2010 standing ovation for their own Rep. Kevin Garn following revelations of nude hot-tubbing with a 14-year-old girl and hush money payments?Now they’ve issued a “citation” (what does that mean anyway?) commending Donald Trump, one of the most morally bankrupt men in government, whose wrongdoings are too numerous to list.It’s worth reminding the Legislat
  • Letter: Rich women will always have access to abortion

    Letter: Rich women will always have access to abortion
    Let’s acknowledge the elephant in the room. Women of means have always been able to find a “sympathetic” doctor ($$$).But a woman who has trouble feeding the children she already has is forced to add another child to her hard-scrabble life or submit to a back-alley or self-inflicted dangerous procedure.How many “procedures” has our crotch-grabbing POTUS paid for?Carol Ogden, Salt Lake City Submit a letter to the editor
  • Letter: Don’t ignore Trump’s dangerous behavior

    Letter: Don’t ignore Trump’s dangerous behavior
    As a teacher, I tried to focus on the good things about the “troubled” kids, much as our Republican legislators did in a recent citation to Donald Trump.However, if I only praised these kids, and never addressed their unacceptable behavior, I would have been complicit in their misbehavior. This is what our Republican lawmakers did with the citation they sent to Trump.I understand Trump is known for his vindictive behavior and they wanted to mitigate any backlash Utah would receive fr
  • Do you like where you work? Nominate your company for a Top Workplaces award

    Do you like where you work? Nominate your company for a Top Workplaces award
    There are no bad ideas at CallForce, a dental solutions company in Provo.“If an employee finds something that works well,” says one staffer, “management will not shut it down but will encourage creativity.”That glowing review — along with several others — helped earn the company with about 50 employees a leading spot on Utah’s annual Top Workplaces list.Honors are given to small, medium and large companies by The Salt Lake Tribune and its partner, Energa
  • Ask Ann Cannon: I placed my daughter for adoption. Now that we’re reconnecting, what do the grandkids call me?

    Ask Ann Cannon: I placed my daughter for adoption. Now that we’re reconnecting, what do the grandkids call me?
    Dear Ann Cannon • Three years ago, I connected with a daughter that I gave up for adoption. She lives in another state and I have visited her, her husband and her six children (my grandchildren, ranging in age from 18 to 1). We’ve gotten together about five times in the last three years. I’m a new person in these kids’ lives and I know they feel obligated to accept me. I have sent birthday/Christmas cards and money to them because I want to be part of their lives but don&r
  • Leonard Pitts: A eulogy for competence

    Leonard Pitts: A eulogy for competence
    Consider this a eulogy for competence.It’s an appreciation long overdue, but then, competence — the quality of being equal to the situation, of knowing what to do — was always easy to overlook. You learned to expect it, to take it for granted.Competence was not sexy.Another reason this eulogy is overdue is that the loss of competence — meaning federal government competence — is not recent. To the contrary, competence has been gone since January of 2017.But the event
  • Ed Rutan: Legislature has responsibility to prevent gun deaths in Utah

    Ed Rutan: Legislature has responsibility to prevent gun deaths in Utah
    You see T-shirts around the Utah Capitol these days proclaiming that “Guns Save Lives.”Not in Utah they don’t.In Utah guns take lives — upwards of 400 per year. Real lives. Innocent lives. People dying from suicide by gun. People killed with a gun in a domestic violence tragedy. Unintentional shootings resulting from carelessly stored guns.How many real lives do guns save every year in Utah? Four hundred? Anything close to that? No. It’s bad enough that deaths from
  • [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - This is not how you want to assess Rudy Gobert’s value

    [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - This is not how you want to assess Rudy Gobert’s value
    Not like this, not like this
  • [Fox Sports] - Sexton, Cavaliers to host Mitchell and the Jazz

    [Fox Sports] - Sexton, Cavaliers to host Mitchell and the Jazz
    Cleveland takes on Utah in non-conference action
  • Utah State can’t hold off New Mexico in regular-season finale, falls 66-64

    Utah State can’t hold off New Mexico in regular-season finale, falls 66-64
    Albuquerque • Vance Jackson scored 17 points and drew a crucial foul Saturday night to help New Mexico knock off Utah State 66-64.Corey Manigault added 16 points and had an important late steal and layup to help seal the victory for the Lobos (18-13, 7-11 Mountain West).Utah State had its six-game win streak snapped, and the Lobos ended a five-game skid.“It’s been rough,” New Mexico coach Paul Weir said. “We’re two free throws missed at Fresno and two free thr
  • State colleges: Utah skiers second at RMISA Championships

    State colleges: Utah skiers second at RMISA Championships
    Bozeman, Mont. • Ola Jordheim won his first career race in men’s Nordic on Saturday to lead the Utah ski team on the final day of the RMISA Championships, as the Utes finished second to Denver in the team standings, 688-678.Colorado finished third with 643.5 points.Jordheim has four career podium finishes. Teammate Bjorn Riksaasen earned his first career podium with a third-place finish. “I honestly didn’t think this day would ever come,” Jordheim said. “Skiing
  • Three Points: RSL’s defense is stifling in the box, Meram returns to Orlando, MacMath starts

    Three Points: RSL’s defense is stifling in the box, Meram returns to Orlando, MacMath starts
    Three Points: Stifling defense in the box, Meram returns, MacMath startsHere are three observations from RSL’s scoreless draw against Orlando City on Saturday.1. Not in RSL’s boxOrlando relentlessly crossed the ball into RSL’s box and created several more chances than the road team. In all, the Lions amassed 27 crosses to Salt Lake’s 13.Many of Orlando’s opportunities could have been goals in most other circumstances, but RSL didn’t let that happen. Salt Lake
  • Biden wins South Carolina, aims for Super Tuesday momentum

    Biden wins South Carolina, aims for Super Tuesday momentum
    Columbia, S.C. • Joe Biden scored a thundering victory Saturday in South Carolina’s Democratic primary on the strength of African American support, a decisive win that could force moderate rivals out of the race and blunt the rise of progressive leader Bernie Sanders.Biden's win came at a perilous moment in his 2020 bid as he needed an emphatic rebound after underwhelming performances this month in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada. The race now pivots to the 14 states from Maine to Cali
  • Takeaways from the South Carolina primary: Joementum

    Takeaways from the South Carolina primary: Joementum
    Washington • South Carolina provided Joe Biden with a lifeline he desperately needed, propelled by the power of the black vote, but his victory does not necessarily provide clarity to the race.Both Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar finished well behind Biden, but they are still planning to compete in Super Tuesday states. They could draw just enough of the vote to deny Biden the numbers he needs to make the case for a one-on-one competition with
  • Senior-heavy Bingham turns to sophomore Sierra Lichtie to salvage defense of 6A girls basketball title vs. No. 1 Fremont

    Senior-heavy Bingham turns to sophomore Sierra Lichtie to salvage defense of 6A girls basketball title vs. No. 1 Fremont
    Donovan Mitchell’s eyes grew as big as saucers and his jaw dropped. Jazz teammate Juwan Morgan almost jumped out of his seat. Even Emmanuel Mudiay had to shake his head.That’s just how spectacular Fremont High sophomore Timea Gardiner played in the first half of the UHSAA 6A girls basketball championship Saturday night at the Huntsman Center.Given that, imagine what their reactions would have been if they would have seen Bingham sophomore Sierra Lichtie and her Miners teammates come
  • RSL plays to scoreless draw against Orlando City in opener, but late-game lineup shows promise

    RSL plays to scoreless draw against Orlando City in opener, but late-game lineup shows promise
    Orlando, Fla. • Real Salt Lake knew it wouldn’t have its strongest starting 11 against Orlando City to begin the 2020 season. And it knew that would probably be the case for at least the first couple of games as it waited for some attacking players to return to full fitness after suffering injuries in the preseason.But starting in the 60th minute of RSL’s 0-0 draw against the Lions, the team’s lineup started looking more like it should once its main players can provide big
  • Fremont gets even with region rival Davis to win 6A boys basketball championship

    Fremont gets even with region rival Davis to win 6A boys basketball championship
    The prognosis wasn’t good for the Fremont Silverwolves.Despite having only three losses on the season, Fremont went into the Class 6A boys basketball championship game as a decided underdog. The 'Wolves, after all, suffered two of those losses against region rival Davis and the last defeat was by a 36-point margin.So what of it?Fremont on Saturday got the ultimate revenge by beating the Darts 55-52 behind double-figure scoring from four players.“When you play a rival in a state champ
  • Eric Ewert: Want to clean the air? Plan for people instead of cars.

    Eric Ewert: Want to clean the air? Plan for people instead of cars.
    Thankfully, another season of “red air” days is just about over in Utah.Unless you were recently born or just moved here (like the more than 50,000 new babies and residents added in 2019), you know about life during a red air day. The obvious brown muck hangs like a toxic fog from Logan to Spanish Fork. The gunk stings your eyes, feels scratchy in your throat and quickly irritates your nose, sinuses and lungs.If you’re young or old, sick or infirm, or have any respiratory probl
  • Utah falls to Cal in overtime as Utes finish Pac-12 basketball play 0-9 on the road

    Utah falls to Cal in overtime as Utes finish Pac-12 basketball play 0-9 on the road
    Berkeley, Calif. • In a potential preview of a first-round game at the Pac-12 Tournament in 10 days, Utah and Cal did play the cleanest contest on Saturday afternoon, but at least it was exciting.Big games from Timmy Allen and Both Gach ultimately went for naught as Utah closed another tough weekend on the road, as part of a forgettable season of road trips, with an 86-79 overtime loss to the Golden Bears at Haas Pavilion.The loss leaves Utah at 0-9 in Pac-12 road games for the season. The
  • Yoeli Childs leads way as BYU tops Pepperdine, earns No. 2 seed in WCC tourney

    Yoeli Childs leads way as BYU tops Pepperdine, earns No. 2 seed in WCC tourney
    No. 17 BYU went to Malibu expecting a battle against Pepperdine in Saturday’s regular season finale, but Yoeli Childs took it upon himself to make sure the Cougars still came out on top.The senior scored a career high 38 points on 63% shooting from the field to lead BYU to an 81-64 win over the Waves.BYU spoiled Pepperdine’s senior night festivities as the Cougars rolled into their ninth straight win and improved to 24-7 overall, 13-3 in league play. With the win, BYU locked up the N
  • Childs leads way as BYU tops Pepperdine, earns No. 2 seed in WCC tourney

    Childs leads way as BYU tops Pepperdine, earns No. 2 seed in WCC tourney
    No. 17 BYU went to Malibu expecting a battle against Pepperdine in Saturday’s regular season finale, but Yoeli Childs took it upon himself to make sure the Cougars still came out on top.The senior scored a career high 38 points on 63% shooting from the field to lead BYU to an 81-64 win over the Waves.BYU spoiled Pepperdine’s senior night festivities as the Cougars rolled into their ninth straight win and improved to 24-7 overall, 13-3 in league play. With the win, BYU locked up the
  • RSL plays to scoreless draw against Orlando City in season opener

    RSL plays to scoreless draw against Orlando City in season opener
    Orlando, Fla. • Real Salt Lake knew it wouldn’t have its strongest starting 11 against Orlando City to begin the 2020 season. And it knew that would probably be the case for at least the first couple of games as it waited for some attacking players to return to full fitness after suffering injuries in the preseason.But starting in the 60th minute of RSL’s 0-0 draw against the Lions, the team’s lineup started looking more like it should once its main players can provide big
  • Springville tops Timpview 66-53 to claim boys 5A basketball championship

    Springville tops Timpview 66-53 to claim boys 5A basketball championship
    Some high school basketball teams are strong on the inside but lack guard play. Others enjoy great shooting from the smaller players but are missing the big guys inside.Springville showed it’s the rare team with a combination of both on Saturday as it used the inside play of 6-foot-9 Zachary Visentin and outside play of Paul Terry and Cooper Riggs to beat Timpview 66-53 and win the Class 5A boys’ state title.“It is a complete team,” said Springville coach Justin Snell. &l
  • Peter Metcalf: Bloomberg would honor Wallace Stegner’s vision for the West

    Peter Metcalf: Bloomberg would honor Wallace Stegner’s vision for the West
    Utah is blessed to have some of the most diverse, spectacular and iconic landscapes in America, and we who live here think of ourselves as their stewards. There is a sanctity in protecting our land and our landscapes. These federal public lands belong to all Utahns — and to every American.The current administration is prioritizing gas, oil, mineral and ranching interests over everything else. Nothing else matters: Not the watershed, or recreation, or hunting, or fishing, or clean air, or c
  • Utah marathoners left out of Olympics after grueling U.S. trials

    Utah marathoners left out of Olympics after grueling U.S. trials
    Atlanta • BYU statistics teacher Jared Ward won’t be racing at the Olympics again this year. But don’t count the marathoner out for 2024, when at age 35, he might just be entering his prime.Led by 2016 bronze medalist Galen Rupp, the top three men in the U.S. Olympic marathon trials Saturday — those who secured spots in the race in Tokyo this August — are ages 33, 32 and 43, respectively. They represent the first U.S. Olympic marathon squad with no men under age 30 s

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