• President Trump will be moved to military hospital after COVID diagnosis

    President Trump will be moved to military hospital after COVID diagnosis
    Washington • President Donald Trump will spend a “few days” at a military hospital after contracting COVID-19, the White House said Friday.Trump was to depart the White House by helicopter late Friday for Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, a White House official said. The official said the visit was precautionary and that Trump would work from the hospital’s presidential suite, which is equipped to allow him to continue his official duties.Earlier Friday the Whi
  • Slamdance Film Festival will skip Park City in 2021, with a two-week online version

    Slamdance Film Festival will skip Park City in 2021, with a two-week online version
    The Slamdance Film Festival, the upstart alternative movie event that usually runs in Park City parallel to the larger Sundance Film Festival, will be a two-week online affair in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Slamdance organizers announced that the festival would run in virtual form from Feb. 12 to 25, playing on the slamdance.com website and on YouTube.The online content will include feature films, short films, filmmaker Q&As, award presentations, workshops and panels — includ
  • Why Utah’s new Teacher of the Year wants his students of color to play chess

    Why Utah’s new Teacher of the Year wants his students of color to play chess
    When John Arthur brings his students to the state’s annual chess competition, he can guess how they’ll react. They don’t “oh” and “ah” over the fancy chess boards with glass pieces. And they’re not focused on how big or cool the convention space is.Instead, they look around at the other students and one of them will say something like: “We’re the only brown kids here.” And they’re often right, Arthur said. It’s part of
  • Counter protester charged with assault for pepper spraying man at BLM demonstration

    Counter protester charged with assault for pepper spraying man at BLM demonstration
    A counterprotester has been charged with assault for allegedly pepper-spraying a citizen reporter in the face at a Black Lives Matter protest in Cottonwood Heights in August.Landon Daniel Buttars, 21, of South Weber, was charged in 3rd District Court with assault, a class-A misdemeanor.The alleged assault happened as members of Black Lives Matter protested the death of Zane James, a 19-year-old suspected of armed robbery who was killed by police in 2018. The BLM protesters who gathered outside C
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  • Karl Malone will be at the BYU football game — wearing Louisiana Tech gear

    Karl Malone will be at the BYU football game — wearing Louisiana Tech gear
    ** FILE ** Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone smiles at a fan who had expressed support for Malone during a first-round playoff game against the Sacramento Kings on Saturday, April 19, 2003, in Sacramento, Calif. The Jazz are entering the NBA draft not knowing if they’re in need of a power forward for the first time in nearly 20 years. And on the verge of free agency, Malone isn’t giving the team any definitive answers. “I don’t know. There’s a lot of thought that has t
  • Karl Malone will be at the BYU football game, but he won’t be cheering for the Cougars

    Karl Malone will be at the BYU football game, but he won’t be cheering for the Cougars
    ** FILE ** Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone smiles at a fan who had expressed support for Malone during a first-round playoff game against the Sacramento Kings on Saturday, April 19, 2003, in Sacramento, Calif. The Jazz are entering the NBA draft not knowing if they’re in need of a power forward for the first time in nearly 20 years. And on the verge of free agency, Malone isn’t giving the team any definitive answers. “I don’t know. There’s a lot of thought that has t
  • In its 10th year without a conference, independence ultimately saved BYU’s 2020 football season

    In its 10th year without a conference, independence ultimately saved BYU’s 2020 football season
    Provo • Nine years ago, if BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe would have gone back to the Mountain West Conference to ask for help, he would have been denied. A decade ago, the Cougars announced they would be leaving the Mountain West and instead become a college football independent.Since then, many have hoped BYU could a way out of independence and into a Power Five conference. Those hopes have — at least to this point — been dashed, leaving disappointment in its wake.But just a
  • Holly Richardson: Losing a baby is a lonely grief

    Holly Richardson: Losing a baby is a lonely grief
    In the black-and-white pictures posted on social media, the image is of a mom leaning forward, tears running down her face as she is prepped for an epidural. A few photos later, there is a picture of mom and dad holding a little bundle, more tears running down mom’s face. The caption describes the pain of losing baby Jack, who, despite bed rest and multiple transfusions, did not survive.Almost 11 million people have responded to Chrissy Teigen’s heartfelt photos on Instagram, as she
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  • Frank Bruni: Defiant, now infected: Trump is a morality tale

    Frank Bruni: Defiant, now infected: Trump is a morality tale
    It’s a measure of the cynicism that has infected American politics — and, yes, me — that among my initial reactions to the news that President Donald Trump had tested positive for the coronavirus was: Are we sure? Can we trust that? A man who so frequently and flamboyantly plays the victim, and who has been prophylactically compiling ways to explain away or dispute a projected election loss to Joe Biden, is now being forced off the campaign trail, which will be a monster of an
  • Utah coronavirus cases up 1,107 Friday, as death toll moves closer to 500

    Utah coronavirus cases up 1,107 Friday, as death toll moves closer to 500
    Editor’s note: The Salt Lake Tribune is providing free access to critical stories about the coronavirus. Sign up for our Top Stories newsletter, sent to your inbox every weekday morning. To support journalism like this, please donate or become a subscriber.After investigators classified several deaths in recent months as being linked to coronavirus, Utah health officials reported 15 new coronavirus deaths on Friday — the highest single-day jump since the beginning of the pandemic.Nin
  • Utah linebacker Devin Lloyd ready for football after weird, unprecedented offseason

    Utah linebacker Devin Lloyd ready for football after weird, unprecedented offseason
    Eighty percent of the University of Utah’s defensive starters from last season’s Pac-12 championship game are gone.That includes the entire secondary, all of whom are on active NFL rosters or at least practice squads, and All-Pac-12 linebacker Francis Bernard, who latched on with the Dallas Cowboys practice squad last month.With the Utes readying to open training camp Oct. 9 in advance of an abbreviated seven-game season, Devin Lloyd is all of a sudden an elder statesman as a redshir
  • ‘Utah Politics’ podcast: The president tests positive, debate wrap-up and Republican Voters Against Trump

    ‘Utah Politics’ podcast: The president tests positive, debate wrap-up and Republican Voters Against Trump
    News broke late Thursday that President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for the coronavirus. How might this affect the presidential race going forward?Salt Lake County Council member Aimee Winder Newton joins host Bryan Schott to discuss the top political stories from the past week including the presidential and gubernatorial debate, the backlash from Republicans against Utah’s state of emergency because of the coronavirus and Sen. Mike Lee testing positive f
  • Richard Badenhausen: Kael Weston will lead by listening

    Richard Badenhausen: Kael Weston will lead by listening
    “Tell me your story.”That’s the invitation Kael Weston, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Utah’s 2nd District, offers to anyone he meets for the first time, whether in the classroom on the battlefield or while campaigning.Having known Kael for a number of years after hiring him as a distinguished writer-in-residence at Westminster College on the basis of his award-winning book on his service in Iraq and Afghanistan, I believe he has the experience, knowledge and
  • Charlotte Maloney: Vote for people who will respect your vote

    Charlotte Maloney: Vote for people who will respect your vote
    The Republican-led Utah Legislature took away my vote in 2018. Chances are those lawmakers took away your vote as well.Like a majority of Utahns, I voted in favor of all three propositions that were on the ballot. Rather than respecting our votes, however, these lawmakers opted to deny the will of the people and changed every ballot measure.Abraham Lincoln famously said, “Elections belong to the people.” It has been disheartening to watch the Legislature shred this sentiment.Voters a
  • Trump’s positive coronavirus test upends campaign in final stretch

    Trump’s positive coronavirus test upends campaign in final stretch
    Washington • President Donald Trump’s announcement early Friday that he had contracted the coronavirus upended the presidential race in an instant, inviting significant questions about his cavalier attitude toward the pandemic and the future of his campaign just 32 days before the election.Trump had already been trailing in the polls to Joe Biden, in part because of his mishandling of a virus that has unsettled the day-to-day lives of voters for more than six months. He compounded his
  • Utah Sen. Mike Lee has COVID-19; news comes after he met face to face with court nominee Barrett

    Utah Sen. Mike Lee has COVID-19; news comes after he met face to face with court nominee Barrett
    Sen. Mike Lee says he has tested positive for the coronavirus, becoming the second member of Congress from Utah to have the disease.He made the announcement on Twitter not long after President Donald Trump said he and the first lady also have COVID-19. The president, like Lee, appears to be experiencing mild symptoms so far.pic.twitter.com/V3kSLogoDP— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) October 2, 2020Lee put out a statement on Twitter saying he thought he had allergies Thursday morning, but “out
  • Utah’s candidates for lieutenant governor talk about COVID-19, police reform, abortion and the gender wage gap

    Utah’s candidates for lieutenant governor talk about COVID-19, police reform, abortion and the gender wage gap
    When all the ballots are counted, Utah will have its second female lieutenant governor.It could be Karina Brown, a Medicaid expansion advocate, who is running with University of Utah professor Chris Peterson on the Democratic ticket. Or Sen. Diedre Henderson, R-Spanish Fork, who is running alongside Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox as the Republican candidates.The Salt Lake Tribune recently interviewed Henderson and Brown over Zoom for supporters of the paper’s Report for America positions, talking ab
  • U. student death suspect Ayoola Ajayi pleads not guilty in separate child porn case

    U. student death suspect Ayoola Ajayi pleads not guilty in separate child porn case
    Ayoola Ajayi, accused of killing a Utah college student, pleaded not guilty Thursday to 19 unrelated counts filed after investigators said they discovered child pornography on his computer.A judge entered the pleas to sexual exploitation of a minor charges on behalf of Ajayi, 32, who is also facing separate murder and kidnapping charges in the death of 23-year-old University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck. She is originally from El Segundo, California,The images of children as young as 4 were a
  • BYU gets San Diego State back on the schedule, Cougars up to 10 games for the 2020 season

    BYU gets San Diego State back on the schedule, Cougars up to 10 games for the 2020 season
    BYU has regained a second originally-scheduled opponent in as many days. A day after announcing the Cougars would face Boise State, BYU announced the addition of San Diego State on Dec. 12 at LaVell Edwards Stadium.The universities were originally scheduled to play each other this season on Nov. 14, but was canceled when the Mountain West Conference opted to postpone its 2020 season on Aug. 10.“We are excited to have the Aztecs back on the schedule,” BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe
  • Report finds flaws in Catholic Church abuse-prevention plans

    Report finds flaws in Catholic Church abuse-prevention plans
    New York • Child-protection policies adopted by Roman Catholic leaders to curb clergy sex abuse in the United States are inconsistent and often worryingly incomplete, according to a think tank’s two-year investigation encompassing all 32 of the country’s archdioceses.The analysis by Philadelphia-based CHILD USA said the inconsistencies and gaps suggest a need for more detailed mandatory standards for addressing sexual abuse of children by priests and other church personnel, a pr
  • Prescriptions from Mexico? Utah is paying public employees to make the trip

    Prescriptions from Mexico? Utah is paying public employees to make the trip
    Published Jan. 5, 2020Tijuana, Mexico • Hospital Angeles towers over a neighborhood that, but for the palm trees and signs in Spanish, could be in Salt Lake City.TGI Fridays and Sam’s Club are around the corner. U2 plays on the speakers at a coffee shop across the street. At the end of Paseo de los Héroes, the main street through Tijuana’s medical district, looms a massive statue of Abraham Lincoln.This is where some Utahns fill their most expensive prescriptions und
  • Sen. Mike Lee has the coronavirus

    Sen. Mike Lee has the coronavirus
    Sen. Mike Lee says he has tested positive for the coronavirus, becoming the second member of Congress from Utah to have the disease.He made the announcement on Twitter the day after President Donald Trump said he and the first lady also have COVID-19. The president, like Lee, appears to be experiencing mild symptoms so far.pic.twitter.com/V3kSLogoDP— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) October 2, 2020Lee put out a statement on Twitter saying he thought he had allergies Thursday morning, but “out
  • Trump, first lady positive for coronavirus; he has ‘mild symptoms’

    Trump, first lady positive for coronavirus; he has ‘mild symptoms’
    Washington • President Donald Trump is experiencing “mild symptoms” of COVID-19 after revealing Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus, a stunning announcement that plunges the country deeper into uncertainty just a month before the presidential election.Trump, who has spent much of the year downplaying the threat of a virus that has killed more than 205,000 Americans, said he and Mrs. Trump were quarantining. The White House physici
  • Ben McAdams bucks party on COVID-19 relief bill, as GOP ads complain he follows Dems in lockstep

    Ben McAdams bucks party on COVID-19 relief bill, as GOP ads complain he follows Dems in lockstep
    As Republican ads continually attack Democratic Rep. Ben McAdams for supporting liberals too often, he bolted from his party’s leaders again to oppose a pandemic relief bill that Democrats passed Thursday.McAdams, D-Utah, was one of 18 Democrats who joined all House Republicans to oppose the $2.2 trillion stimulus bill, which has been the subject of stalled negotiations for months. It passed anyway on Thursday by a close 214-207 vote. It has virtually no chance of passing the Republican-co
  • Peter Johnston: A choice about whether to have a future

    Peter Johnston: A choice about whether to have a future
    The media is abuzz with hot takes on the dumpster fire of Tuesday’s presidential debate.Yet there was a less-noticed moment in the debate that crystallized the existential gravity of this election. It was moderator Chris Wallace’s question to Donald Trump: “What is your opinion on climate change?”Think about that. Trump was essentially asked, “What is your opinion on the sum of two and two?” or, “Do you really believe the sky is blue?” These are ma
  • Brent Baranko: Medical-industrial complex corrupts our health care

    Brent Baranko: Medical-industrial complex corrupts our health care
    In the 1980s, the Pentagon was paying $435 for a hammer and $600 for a toilet seat. Americans felt angry and betrayed. Their tax dollars were swallowed by the the military-industrial complex.At a recent office meeting, fellow orthopedic surgeons and I discussed prescribing a new postoperative sling for shoulder surgery — foam, felt and velcro. Our office would be able to bill $600 to $1,000 per sling. The similarities to the 1980s are inescapable. The health care-industrial complex is corr
  • Utah politicians wish Trump a safe recovery, and warn others to take coronavirus seriously

    Utah politicians wish Trump a safe recovery, and warn others to take coronavirus seriously
    Utah politicians on Friday rushed onto social media to wish President Donald Trump a safe recovery from COVID-19 — including Rep. Ben McAdams who was hit hard himself by the disease.“Julie and I are keeping the President and First Lady in our thoughts and praying for their speedy recovery,” McAdams said. “As someone who has had this virus, I know how terrible it can be. I continue to urge everyone to follow public health guidelines so we can reduce the spread.”Even
  • Tribune selected as part of the ‘Frontline’ local journalism initiative

    The Salt Lake Tribune is one of four reporting teams selected to participate in the “Frontline” local journalism initiative.The yearlong effort led by PBS’ flagship investigative documentary series supports in-depth reporting projects, and provides financial assistance, advice and professional expertise.The other three participants are the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, The Public’s Radio in Rhode Island and the Texas Newsroom, a collaboration that includes NPR, Texas Tech
  • Trump, first lady positive for virus; he has ‘mild symptoms’

    Trump, first lady positive for virus; he has ‘mild symptoms’
    Washington • President Donald Trump is experiencing “mild symptoms” of COVID-19 after revealing Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus, a stunning announcement that plunges the country deeper into uncertainty just a month before the presidential election.Trump, who has spent much of the year downplaying the threat of a virus that has killed more than 205,000 Americans, said he and Mrs. Trump were quarantining. The White House physici
  • Fire at Utah meatpacking plant forces neighbors from homes

    Fire at Utah meatpacking plant forces neighbors from homes
    A fire at a northern Utah meatpacking plant forced the temporary evacuation of homes Friday morning.The fire at West Liberty Foods at at 705 N. 2000 West in Tremonton is believed to have started in a boiler room about 5:30 a.m., according to officials. Firefighters from Garland, Tremonton, Fielding and Brigham City were called in to battle the blaze, which was brought under control by about 7:30 a.m.Two people were treated for minor injuries, according to fire officials. Neighboring homes were e
  • Ben McAdams bucks party on COVID-19 relief bill, as GOP ads complain he follows Dems in lock-step

    Ben McAdams bucks party on COVID-19 relief bill, as GOP ads complain he follows Dems in lock-step
    As Republican ads continually attack Democratic Rep. Ben McAdams for supporting liberals too often, he bolted from his party’s leaders again to oppose a pandemic relief bill that Democrats passed Thursday.McAdams, D-Utah, was one of 18 Democrats who joined all House Republicans to oppose the $2.2 trillion stimulus bill, which has been the subject of stalled negotiations for months. It passed anyway on Thursday by a close 214-207 vote. It has virtually no chance of passing the Republican-co
  • Robert Kirby: The Old Man is still with me

    Robert Kirby: The Old Man is still with me
    My father, Robert L. Kirby, died last week, taking leave of a seriously messed-up world. He was old, had Alzheimer’s and died of COVID-19.The Old Man contracted the coronavirus in his final days, whereupon he was moved to an acute care center in downtown Salt Lake City. Because of the quarantine, I hadn’t been able to visit him recently.It wouldn’t have been much of a visit anyway. Alzheimer’s is terrible. His final words to me — when I awoke him from a nap several
  • Opting out this season is an option for most college football players, but maybe not at Utah State

    Opting out this season is an option for most college football players, but maybe not at Utah State
    COVID-19 has the potential to gut an NCAA football team. That’s not a projection, it’s a statement of fact.Air Force Academy has dropped an estimated 40 players from its roster because of the coronavirus, according to a report by The Gazette. The players, most of whom are on defense, didn’t necessarily get sick. Rather, when the Mountain West Conference announced in early August its teams would not play this fall, they took advantage of the school’s “turnback”
  • Spencer Cox, Sean Reyes report big fundraising advantage over their Democratic challengers

    Spencer Cox, Sean Reyes report big fundraising advantage over their Democratic challengers
    The scales are tipped in favor of Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, who commands about 10 times the campaign cash of his opponent, Democrat Chris Peterson, in Utah’s governor’s race.In the days before ballots begin to go out, Cox is reporting a bank balance of more than $500,000, while Peterson has about $52,000. The imbalance reflects the uphill climb Democrats have in pursuing statewide office. Republicans have held the governor’s mansion for nearly four decades.But Peterson says he&rsqu
  • Legislative leaders push back against effort to end Utah’s COVID-19 emergency

    Legislative leaders push back against effort to end Utah’s COVID-19 emergency
    A public push for lawmakers to step in and end Utah’s state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic is riling up Republicans on the Hill, some say for no good reason.A proposed resolution to terminate Gov. Gary Herbert’s current emergency declaration began circulating among Republican lawmakers recently and quickly caught the attention of House leaders. The goal is something these leaders agree with, the way to get there is where there is a conflict.“I think Utah should ha
  • Utah sausage makers use family recipes and traditional techniques to make a link with the past

    Utah sausage makers use family recipes and traditional techniques to make a link with the past
    Three Utah businesses are revitalizing the popularity of one of the world’s oldest ways of preserving meat: making sausage.The companies are taking the age-old processes — using spices and salt to preserve and flavor any number of proteins — to make sausages by hand, using recipes from around the world and techniques passed down through generations.“Every culture has a sausage, a bread and a dumpling,” said Justin Field, executive chef at Bewilder Brewing (445 S. 40
  • Up ‘Next’ on TV — an artificial intelligence threatens humanity

    Up ‘Next’ on TV — an artificial intelligence threatens humanity
    Alexa is directly responsible for a new television series that premieres Tuesday on Fox.You know, Alexa — Amazon’s artificial intelligence personal assistant that millions of Americans have in their homes. Including Manny Coto, who has written and run TV shows ranging from “Star Trek: Enterprise” to “Dexter” to “24.”The idea for his new series, “Next” (Tuesday, 8 p.m., Fox/Ch. 13), came one morning when Coto asked his son why he was loo
  • Statue of limitations? Under Russell Nelson, fewer and fewer temples have an Angel Moroni

    Statue of limitations? Under Russell Nelson, fewer and fewer temples have an Angel Moroni
    The gold-plated Angel Moroni seems to be losing his perch atop Latter-day Saint temples.Not on the Salt Lake Temple, of course. That angel was taken down for repairs amid the iconic structure’s ongoing renovation and refurbishment but will definitely regain his rightful place on the historic building.In recent years, however, dozens of temples that have been announced — and for which there are renderings — do not have the statue on their peak.In all, 225 temples have been dedic
  • Scott D. Pierce: ABC show goes inside Utah 911 call center as they help a woman choking on a spatula

    Scott D. Pierce: ABC show goes inside Utah 911 call center as they help a woman choking on a spatula
    ABC’s new reality show “Emergency Call” follows real-life 911 calls — people suffering life-threatening injuries, people being attacked, missing children, car accidents and more.And, on Monday’s episode (9 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4), there’s a Utah woman choking because she has a spatula stuck in her throat.The show follows the emergencies without ever going to the scene of the emergencies. It’s filmed primarily in 911 call centers, which now includes Weber Area D
  • Commentary: Speak up to create a richer, fuller world

    Commentary: Speak up to create a richer, fuller world
    Often, we hesitate to speak our minds. We worry about how others will perceive us or whether we have something worth saying.As a group of four Brigham Young University students starting an internship at The Salt Lake Tribune this past May, we certainly faced fears like these. We didn’t have impressive degrees or extensive experiences, yet we were given an opportunity and a responsibility to work toward change. As we moved forward with our project, we came to firmly believe that people can
  • Addison Graham: Trump likes LDS support, not the LDS Church

    Addison Graham: Trump likes LDS support, not the LDS Church
    As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we sometimes come across as an awkward 10th grader trying to get into a high school house party with the cool kids.The hosts come to the door as the 10th grader knocks. They stare out at him with a look of, “What makes you think you are one of us?” The newcomer then pulls out a giant bag of weed and smiles. The hosts smile back. Then, they open the door wide and usher him in as if they had been friends all along.But if Mo
  • Letter: BYU — the premiere party school

    Letter: BYU — the premiere party school
    Due to the rampant spread of COVID-19 in Utah County, we have learned one important thing. Brigham Young University does not deserve its historic basement-level ranking as the least among party schools.Becky Yih, Park CitySubmit a letter to the editor
  • Letter: A waste of $4 billion

    Letter: A waste of $4 billion
    Having twice visited the new Salt Lake City International Airport, I would like to make some observations. I am not impressed. It is not San Diego; it is not Denver; it is not Boise.The lay-in ceilings, the long walks and the monochrome terrazzo floors and walls resemble a large Utah high school more than a Utah premier gateway.$4 billion could have and should have been better spent showcasing Utah, and our politicians reward their benefactors and friends with these large public building contrac
  • President Trump and first lady test positive for COVID-19

    President Trump and first lady test positive for COVID-19
    Washington • President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus, the president tweeted early Friday.Trump’s positive test comes just hours after the White House announced that senior aide Hope Hicks came down with the virus after traveling with the president several times this week. Trump is 74 years old, putting him at higher risk of serious complications from a virus that has now killed more than 200,000 people nationwide.Trump announced lat
  • Broncos top winless Jets 37-28 for first victory of season

    Broncos top winless Jets 37-28 for first victory of season
    East Rutherford, N.J. • Melvin Gordon sealed the Denver Broncos' first win of the season with a 43-yard touchdown run with 1:48 remaining, and the defense made just enough plays in the fourth quarter to beat the lowly — and still winless — New York Jets 37-28 on Thursday night.Both teams came in looking to avoid starting 0-4 in consecutive seasons, but the Broncos (1-3) came out on top in a sloppy, penalty-filled but strangely entertaining game between two of the NFL’s wor
  • Letter: Salt Lake City’s leaders are spineless

    Letter: Salt Lake City’s leaders are spineless
    Two of the strongest advocates in Salt Lake City for the Black Lives Matter street protesters, thugs, criminals and hired mobsters are, yes, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall and her trusty sidekick, Police Chief Mike Brown.By the time these two regressive-thinking civil servants are finished, there will be little or no police protection for the residents of our city.In my view, what our residents desperately need are two willing individuals exhibiting strong spinal fortification to take head
  • Trump in ‘quarantine process’ after top aide gets COVID-19

    Trump in ‘quarantine process’ after top aide gets COVID-19
    Washington • President Donald Trump said Thursday that he and first lady Melania Trump are beginning a “quarantine process” as they await coronavirus test results after a top aide he spent substantial time with this week tested positive for COVID-19.Trump’s comments came after he confirmed that Hope Hicks, one his closest aides, had tested positive for the virus Thursday. Hicks began feeling mild symptoms during the plane ride home from a rally in Minnesota Wednesday eveni
  • Letter: Kudos to our firefighters

    Letter: Kudos to our firefighters
    On Sept. 14, a brush fire in Dry Creek Canyon moved rapidly toward homes on Connecticut Drive in the Federal Pointe development. Thanks to rapid response by the Salt Lake City Fire Department, aided by other agencies, the fire was soon brought under control with no injuries or damage to residents or the first responders.The Federal Pointe homeowners wish to express our deep gratitude to the firefighters who responded with such immediate professionalism with shovels, hoses, trucks, planes and hel
  • Trump awaiting results after top aide contracts COVID-19

    Trump awaiting results after top aide contracts COVID-19
    Washington • President Donald Trump says he and first lady Melania Trump are awaiting coronavirus test results after a top aide he spent substantial time with this week tested positive for COVID-19.“Whether we quarantine or whether we have it, I don’t know,” Trump said during a call-in interview with Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity on Thursday night. “I just went for a test and we’ll see what happens.”Trump’s comments came after he confirmed t
  • Letter: Revolutionizing self-serving behavior isn’t integrity

    Letter: Revolutionizing self-serving behavior isn’t integrity
    I received this from Sen. Mike Lee:“In 2016, President Obama nominated a replacement for Justice Scalia and my Senate colleagues and I gave our advice and consent on the nominee, consistent with the Constitution, by rejecting him. This year, President Trump will nominate a replacement for Justice Ginsburg and, consistent with the Constitution, we will again give our advice and consent. If we like the nominee, we will confirm her. If we don’t, we won’t. It’s that simple.&r

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