• With cancellation of Utah-Arizona, the question remains: What happens to Utes’ next game at UCLA?

    With cancellation of Utah-Arizona, the question remains: What happens to Utes’ next game at UCLA?
    The University of Utah athletic department reported multiple positive COVID-19 tests within its football program on Friday morning.Between that, and the ensuing contact-tracing protocols for a host of other players, the Utes could not hit the Pac-12′s 53-player threshold to play a game, so its season-opener on Saturday vs. Arizona was canceled.That is what we know. What happens next, whether we’re talking about when practice resumes, if practice resumes, and the status of Utah’
  • Police recover abducted 5-month-old baby after Utah issues an Amber Alert

    Police recover abducted 5-month-old baby after Utah issues an Amber Alert
    UPDATE, 3 p.m., Nov. 7: The Amber Alert for infant Peyton Everett Caraballo-Winston has been canceled after police have recovered the baby in Colorado.Babysitter Emily Marissa Luciano is accused of taking Peyton out of state without his mother’s consent, according to a news release from Cedar City police. Luciano, 31, dropped off two of the baby’s siblings, ages one and five, with an unnamed party before traveling to Denver. The mother had agreed to allow the children to spend the ni
  • Tribune Editorial: Time to test, trace and isolate

    Tribune Editorial: Time to test, trace and isolate
    The numbers of new cases, deaths and current hospitalizations related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Utah continue to spiral upward. Friday set more records in all the categories. It is appalling.The only thing moving down seems to be the number of children enrolled in Utah’s public schools. Between families who choose to have their children doing lessons at home, children who don’t do well online seeking out traditional classrooms and former students going to work to supplement their f
  • RSL will play spoiler role in final game of season against first-place Sporting Kansas City

    RSL will play spoiler role in final game of season against first-place Sporting Kansas City
    Real Salt Lake has already been eliminated from playoff contention. Much of the team is already in reflection mode.But there’s still a game to play against Sporting Kansas City on Sunday afternoon. Kansas City is playing for first place in the Western Conference, while RSL is essentially playing for pride.The game comes with some intrigue that has nothing to do with what will transpire on the field. Both teams have had a player test positive for the coronavirus in recent days. SKC reported
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  • Letter: Let’s reconsider the Electoral College

    Letter: Let’s reconsider the Electoral College
    There’s no convincing argument to make the vote of one person more impactful than another simply because they live in different states.For example, compare California, with a population of 39.5 million and 55 electoral votes, to North Dakota with a population of 803,000 and three electoral votes. North Dakota gets one electoral vote for every 268,000 residents while California gets only one for every 718,000. Each North Dakota vote is therefore worth about 2.7 times more than in California
  • Lone Peak holds off Copper Hills in four sets to win 6A volleyball championship

    Lone Peak holds off Copper Hills in four sets to win 6A volleyball championship
    Midvale• Lone Peak junior KJ Burgess smirked in the middle of a point. She hadjust absorbed  a vicious kill attempt by a Copper Hills outside hitter,digging the attempt with apparent ease. Her smile told the story of aquiet confidence that couldn’t help but seep out.The Knights took that confidence and translated it into a 6A statevolleyball championship Saturday. They beat Copper Hills in four sets (25-18, 20-25, 25-18, 25-23).“I think we felt confident in doing our j
  • With cancellation of Utah-Arizona, the question begs: What happens to Utes’ next game at UCLA?

    With cancellation of Utah-Arizona, the question begs: What happens to Utes’ next game at UCLA?
    The University of Utah athletic department reported multiple positive COVID-19 tests within its football program on Friday morning.Between that, and the ensuing contact-tracing protocols for a host of other players, the Utes could not hit the Pac-12′s 53-player threshold to play a game, so its season-opener on Saturday vs. Arizona was canceled.That is what we know. What happens next, whether we’re talking about when practice resumes, if practice resumes, and the status of Utah’
  • Biden win sparks smattering of protests; most stay peaceful

    Biden win sparks smattering of protests; most stay peaceful
    A smattering of protests broke out around the country Saturday after former Vice President Joe Biden won the presidency, with President Donald Trump and his supporters refusing to accept defeat and pushing unfounded suspicions that rampant voter fraud was denying him a second term.A theme quickly emerged among Trump and his allies: They’re suspicious that the system was rigged and they’re unwilling to accept the results even without any specific evidence of fraud.Outside the state ca
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  • Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start; assistant Frank Maile named interim coach

    Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start; assistant Frank Maile named interim coach
    Utah State’s football coaching change is now official.USU Athletic Director John Hartwell announced Saturday afternoon that Gary Andersen — in his second stint in Logan — has been relieved as the Aggies’ football coach following an 0-3 start to the season. All three losses were blowouts.“After athorough analysis on the current state of our football team, we believe a change at head coach is in the best interest of our program movingforward,”Hartwell said in a
  • Nine more Utahns die of the coronavirus, state sets new hospitalization record

    Nine more Utahns die of the coronavirus, state sets new hospitalization record
    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.The Utah Department of Health reported another round of grim statistics as Utah continues to struggle in keeping the coronavirus at bay.The state had 2,956 new COVID-19 cases, just 31 infections short of yesterday’s record-setting
  • Gordon Monson: Utah football should be more transparent in a pandemic

    Gordon Monson: Utah football should be more transparent in a pandemic
    There’s too much mystery around the cancellation of Utah’s football game with Arizona on Saturday. Not enough sunlight.It’s one thing for football fans of a public university to face the disappointment of not seeing their team play — granted, a minor item on a list of much more important ones with a pandemic in play — but it’s another for nobody outside the program to know what the hell really was and is going on.It was Utah’s athletic director Mark Harl
  • Mitt Romney, other Utah leaders react to Joe Biden’s presidential victory

    Mitt Romney, other Utah leaders react to Joe Biden’s presidential victory
    As news broke of former Vice President Joe Biden earning enough Electoral College votes to secure the presidency Saturday, social media exploded with people of all political stripes offering both well-wishes and worries.Sen. Mitt Romney, one of the few congressional Republicans to regularly challenge President Donald Trump, congratulated Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and called them “people of good will and admirable character.” He was the first sitting Republican sena
  • Reports: Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start

    Reports: Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start
    When Gary Andersen came back to coach the Utah State football team, there was a lot of fanfare. He was considered to be the right man for the job at the right time after Matt Wells left, largely because he had been there before, and it felt like home. “It’s in my guts,” he said last March.But something wasn’t quite right. Andersen’s return season was mediocre. Hecouldn’t unlock star quarterback Jordan Love after a breakout sophomoreseason the year before. USU
  • Biden notching win giving way to celebrations, not protest

    Biden notching win giving way to celebrations, not protest
    A smattering of protests broke out around the country Saturday after former Vice President Joe Biden won the presidency, but they were mostly peaceful after days of tense standoffs and and armed protesters gathering nightly outside offices where workers were counting the votes.In a scene that might portend what is to come, a group of about 50 Trump supporters and a smaller group of marchers carrying Black Lives Matter flags converged on the Michigan State Capitol where they pushed, shoved and sh
  • Mitt Romney, other Utah leaders react to Joe Biden winning the presidential race

    Mitt Romney, other Utah leaders react to Joe Biden winning the presidential race
    As news broke of former Vice President Joe Biden earning enough Electoral College votes to secure the presidency Saturday, social media exploded with people of all political stripes offering both well-wishes and worries.Sen. Mitt Romney, one of the few congressional Republicans to regularly challenge President Donald Trump, congratulated Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and called them “people of good will and admirable character.” He was the first sitting Republican sena
  • BYU in review: Cougars recover from slow first half to put together season-defining win over Boise State

    BYU in review: Cougars recover from slow first half to put together season-defining win over Boise State
    Boise, Idaho • On paper, No. 9 BYU’s dominating 51-17 victory over No. 21 Boise State at Albertsons Stadium looks like it the game was over from the moment it started. But that wasn’t necessarily the case.BYU had a quite a few hiccups that prevented the Cougars from pulling away drastically early. In the first half, after scoring on its first drive, BYU had to settle for a field goal on the ensuing drive and then was forced to punt and turn it over on downs. The Cougars later ad
  • Biden wins presidency, ending four tumultuous years under Trump

    Biden wins presidency, ending four tumultuous years under Trump
    Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was elected the 46th president of the United States on Saturday, promising to restore political normalcy and a spirit of national unity to confront raging health and economic crises, and making Donald J. Trump a one-term president after four years of tumult in the White House.Biden’s victory amounted to a repudiation of Trump by millions of voters exhausted with his divisive conduct and chaotic administration, and was delivered by an unlikely alliance of women, p
  • Utah leaders react to Joe Biden winning the presidential race

    Utah leaders react to Joe Biden winning the presidential race
    As news broke of former Vice President Joe Biden earning enough Electoral College votes to secure the presidency Saturday, social media exploded with people of all political stripes offering both well-wishes and worries.Utah’s top elected officials — including its congressional delegation, governor and governor-elect — did not immediately weigh in, but several local elected leaders posted statements on Twitter.Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, who secured her first full term
  • Report: Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start

    Report: Gary Andersen out at Utah State after Aggies’ 0-3 start
    It appears Gary Andersen’s days coaching the Utah State football team may be done.Utah State is parting ways with Andersen, according a report from USA Today’s Dan Wolken. A USU football spokesperson did not immediatelyreturn a request for comment.The Aggies have started 0-3 this season under Andersen, and been routed, insuccession by Boise State, San Diego State and Nevada. USU has struggledin all areas of the game, showing only glimpses of good play in each loss.Last season, USU we
  • Kamala Harris becomes first Black woman, South Asian elected VP

    Kamala Harris becomes first Black woman, South Asian elected VP
    Kamala Harris made history Saturday as the first Black woman elected as vice president of the United States, shattering barriers that have kept men — almost all of them white — entrenched at the highest levels of American politics for more than two centuries.The 56-year-old California senator, also the first person of South Asian descent elected to the vice presidency, represents the multiculturalism that defines America but is largely absent from Washington’s power centers. He
  • Joe Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided U.S.

    Joe Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided U.S.
    Washington • Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States on Saturday, positioning himself to lead a nation gripped by historic pandemic and a confluence of economic and social turmoil.His victory came after more than three days of uncertainty as election officials sorted through a surge of mail-in votes that delayed the processing of some ballots. Biden crossed 270 Electoral College votes with a win in Pennsylvania.Biden, 77, staked h
  • Michael Brown: How Utah can keep its level of student debt the lowest in the nation

    Michael Brown: How Utah can keep its level of student debt the lowest in the nation
    Across the United States, an ever-growing student loan debt crisis has been ignored for decades, and now we find ourselves with an outstanding student loan debt balance of $1.67 trillion.Yet, in Utah, no such crisis exists.According to LendEDU’s fifth annual Student Loan Debt by School by State Report, Utah has the lowest average student loan debt per borrower figure in the country, $16,633. Only 32% of Utah graduates from the Class of 2019 left campus with student debt, also the best in t
  • Utah should learn from these places that have beat back huge coronavirus spikes

    Utah should learn from these places that have beat back huge coronavirus spikes
    Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease specialist, was recently asked about the places he was most worried about overstressed hospitals and intensive care units.Utah was the first state he mentioned.“Some of the states like Utah, Nevada, South Dakota, North Dakota, where … they never had a pretty good reserve of intensive care beds and things like that,” Fauci told The Washington Post. “I hope they’ll be OK, but it’s still a risk that, a
  • A new play in Utah is moving forward during the pandemic with actors in masks and a tale about dreams

    A new play in Utah is moving forward during the pandemic with actors in masks and a tale about dreams
    It likely is no surprise that for Graham Brown, co-founder of the experimental theater group SONDERimmersive, the biggest challenge of creating his company’s latest production was the COVID-19 pandemic.It has certainly hampered traditional acting. And, Brown said, it might be worse for his type of immersive theater “because the whole point is intimacy and proximity.”But with “The Carousel,” he seems to have created something that actually plays off of the limitation
  • Holly Richardson: This election was not stolen. It was won.

    Holly Richardson: This election was not stolen. It was won.
    No, Mr. President, the election is not being stolen. It’s being won.It is being won by voters like Kaela Bynoe, a medical student in Baltimore who flew home to Florida to cast her vote in person.It is being won by voters in the late John Lewis’ district who put Joe Biden in the lead in Georgia at 4:30 a.m. Friday morning.It is being won by people like Stacey Abrams, who lost a gubernatorial election in 2018 but did not stop working on equal access to voting. Her voting rights organiz
  • Amber Alert issued in Utah for abducted 5-month-old boy

    Amber Alert issued in Utah for abducted 5-month-old boy
    The state of Utah issued an Amber Alert early Saturday asking the public to help find a woman accused of abducting an infant.Cedar City police are searching for Emily Luciano. She is 5-foot-10, about 200 pounds and has brown hair. She was last seen driving a black Toyota Camry with the license plate F299SF.Luciano is accused of taking Peyton Everett Caraballo-Winston. He is 5 months old, has blonde hair and blue eyes.The Amber Alert was issued statewide. Police do not have a picture of Luciano a
  • Sonny Partola: Fifty years of Pride and pain. LGBTQ youths and the school-to-prison pipeline.

    Sonny Partola: Fifty years of Pride and pain. LGBTQ youths and the school-to-prison pipeline.
    This year marks the 50th anniversary of Pride. On a regular afternoon in 1970, New Yorkers gathered to hold their own Pride parade, known as the Christopher Street Liberation, to recall the events of Stonewall a year earlier. Today, LGBTQ youths are still gathering, but in a more disturbing place: jail cells.Their journeys to juvenile detention stem from what many would consider an unlikely place: schools. LGBTQ and gender-nonconforming youths are three times more likely to experience punitive d
  • Letter: We need to confront the coronavirus

    Letter: We need to confront the coronavirus
    If there is no coordinated strategy to confront the virus, then the upward trend for infection, hospitalization and deaths won’t change. The virus doesn’t care and elected officials won’t change their ideology. And so, it will just go on and on. The time to really change how Utah handles the virus was Election Day, and that just passed us by.Catherine Voutaz, HerrimanSubmit a letter to the editor
  • Letter: Greeting each other safely

    Letter: Greeting each other safely
    A photo in The Tribune’s Oct. 28 edition showed Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall greeting airport director Bill Wyatt with the now common elbow bump. There have been many such photos both in other print publications as well as on television. I submit that this is foolish and should be rethought. An elbow bump brings both people into an approximate 3-foot range — too close by new distancing standards. A fist bump, on the other hand, will generally maintain the recommended 6-foot d
  • Gordon Monson: BYU makes a big, big Boise Statement

    Gordon Monson: BYU makes a big, big Boise Statement
    The problem with playing a schedule filled with weak opponents is that when a strong one finally appears, a ranked one, everything rides on that single game — pride, validation, reputation, respect.There’s no room for coming out flat or coming up short.That would conjure only disappointment and disrespect.BYU was fully aware on Friday night in Boise — and played like it knew.It avoided what it considered such silly, superfluous pratfalls.One of the principles running deep throu
  • Letter: Fitting the punishment to the crime

    Letter: Fitting the punishment to the crime
    Now that Ayoola Ajayi has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Mackenzie Lueck, there will be those opposed to the death penalty who, upon his eventual natural death, will say justice has been done. In my view, they are wrong and inexcusably so. Then there are those who insist that justice required execution. I believe they are wrong as well. I would argue that justice is not even possible in regard to Ajayi or thousands of others in his league.It is a basic belief of mine that &ld
  • No. 9 BYU stays unbeaten with 51-17 rout of No. 21 Boise State

    No. 9 BYU stays unbeaten with 51-17 rout of No. 21 Boise State
    Revenge is best served cold. While the upcoming cold front isn’t expected to make its way into Idaho and Utah until Saturday into Sunday, No. 9 BYU iced out No. 21 Boise State 51-17 at Albertsons Stadium on Friday.And BYU quarterback Zach Wilson got redemption.Most importantly, the Cougars made a statement. It was the first time in program history BYU dropped 50-plus points on a ranked opponent.Two years ago, Wilson got sacked on the final play of the game against Boise State and BYU&rsquo
  • Letter: Why I voted for Biden

    Letter: Why I voted for Biden
    With respect to the current election, I would like to share why I voted for Joseph R. Biden for president. I wanted to vote for someone who would bring our country together, show kindness to all, and run our nation as one, together, and full of gusto. For me, that was Biden.I am not one to say if you vote one way or another you are stupid, racist, homophobic or “sheeple.” However, I do believe that who you vote for represents the country as a whole. I want someone who represents kind
  • Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows diagnosed with COVID-19

    Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows diagnosed with COVID-19
    Washington • President Donald Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows has been diagnosed with the coronavirus as the nation sets daily records for confirmed cases for the pandemic.Two senior administration officials confirmed Friday that Meadows had tested positive for the virus, which has killed more than 236,000 Americans so far this year.Meadows traveled with Trump in the run-up to Election Day and last appeared in public early Wednesday morning without a mask as Trump falsely declared
  • ‘We’re going to win this race’ : Joe Biden addresses the nation as vote counting continues

    ‘We’re going to win this race’ : Joe Biden addresses the nation as vote counting continues
    Washington • Democrat Joe Biden stood on the cusp of winning the presidency Friday night, three days after Election Day, as the long, exacting work of counting votes widened his lead over President Donald Trump in critical battleground states. High turnout, a massive number of mail-in ballots and slim margins between the two candidates all contributed to the delay in naming a winner. But Biden held leads in Pennsylvania, Nevada and Georgia, putting him in an ever-stronger position to captur
  • Two people shot in Midvale

    Two people shot in Midvale
    A woman died after being shot in Midvale, Unified Police said. Another individual was injured and has been hospitalized.Sgt. Melody Cutler said the shooting occurred at a hotel. The surviving victim ran to a WinCo at 7020 South 700 West where employees helped him.No suspect has been caught but a weapon has been recovered, according to police.A male and female were seen leaving the crime scene on foot. A white 2005 Cadillac was spotted nearby by witnesses. Police are looking for anyone who could
  • Letter: Let’s get back to normal

    Letter: Let’s get back to normal
    Now that the election is over, can we all please just take down our signs and put away our candidate’s paraphernalia? Your guy won. That’s great, he deserved it. Now, let’s get back to liking each other. I miss the days where I could talk with my neighbor as a friend and not be constantly reminded which political candidate he/she believes in. This election season has been incredibly divisive. Now it’s time to put away the division and just be a society of country loving A
  • Paul Krugman: Is America becoming a failed state?

    Paul Krugman: Is America becoming a failed state?
    As I write this, it seems extremely likely that Joe Biden has won the presidency. And he clearly received millions more votes than his opponent. He can and should claim that he has been given a strong mandate to govern the nation.But there are real questions about whether he will, in fact, be able to govern. At the moment, it seems likely that the Senate — which is wildly unrepresentative of the American people — will remain in the hands of an extremist party that will sabotage Biden
  • Timothy Egan: American democracy survives its brush with death

    Timothy Egan: American democracy survives its brush with death
    The closest I ever came to death was when a ferocious undertow grabbed hold of my wife and I, carrying us out into the raging surf off Puerto Escondido, Mexico. We gagged, flailed and turned purple as we wrestled to stay afloat. Saved by a sandbar, I never looked at life the same way again.So we find ourselves today, still holding our breath, looking back at the bloodied mess of our tattered democracy. As exhilarating as it is to cheat death, we are diminished and badly shaken by what happened t
  • Utah officials plan to require all college students get tested for COVID-19 weekly

    Utah officials plan to require all college students get tested for COVID-19 weekly
    Utah leaders want to require that all college students in the state get tested for COVID-19 once a week.A mandate that would enforce that is expected to be announced early next week as part of Gov. Gary Herbert’s plans to address the record-setting spread of the virus — which has spiked with schools reopening this fall. The measure would apply to more than 230,000 students across the state.Utah Senate President Stuart Adams, who has worked with Herbert to draft the requirement, confi
  • Two people shot at Midvale grocery store

    Two people shot at Midvale grocery store
    Two people were shot at 7020 South 700 West in Midvale, where a WinCo grocery store is located, FOX 13 reports.No additional information about the condition of the victims or whether the shooting took place in the store is available yet, according to FOX 13.For more, see FOX 13.Editor’s note: The Salt Lake Tribune and FOX 13 are content-sharing partners.
  • Stuart C. Reid: American Christians will regret their divisiveness

    Stuart C. Reid: American Christians will regret their divisiveness
    The recent national elections exposed how polarized the United States has become. Irrefutably, we are a divided people — divided right down the middle and dangerously so.What are American Christians doing about it? What are they doing to try to heal and reunite the nation?In 1850, U.S. Sen. Sam Houston warned America on the floor of the Senate, declaring: “A nation divided against itself cannot stand.” Eight years later, during his acceptance speech for the nomination to U.S. S
  • Johnny Townsend: America, we need to talk

    Johnny Townsend: America, we need to talk
    Have you ever received a “Needs Improvement” on your report card? Ever struggled to advance from “Meets Expectations” on a performance review at work to an “Exceeds Expectations”? Ever had a “come to Jesus” moment with a spouse or wayward teen?Recognizing weaknesses, occasional bad behavior or undeveloped skills isn’t an attack. It’s a necessary step toward improvement.Those on the political right seem to feel that any criticism of Amer
  • Utah wants to require all college students get tested for COVID-19 weekly

    Utah wants to require all college students get tested for COVID-19 weekly
    Utah leaders want to require that all college students in the state get COVID-19 testing once a week.A mandate that would enforce that is expected to be announced early next week as part of Gov. Gary Herbert’s plans to address the record-setting spread of the virus — which has spiked with schools reopening this fall. The measure would apply to more than 230,000 students across the state.Utah Senate President Stuart Adams, who has worked with Herbert to draft the requirement, confirme
  • Utah’s football opener with Arizona canceled after positive COVID-19 tests leave Utes' roster depleted

    Utah’s football opener with Arizona canceled after positive COVID-19 tests leave Utes' roster depleted
    When the Pac-12 announced on Sept. 3 that it had partnered with Quidel to bring rapid-result, daily antigen testing to its athletic departments, Larry Scott made no bones about what he thought that meant.The Pac-12 commissioner called it “a game changer,” and he was right. Three weeks prior, his conference abandoned plans to play a fall football season, in large part because medical professionals inside the Pac-12 believed the collective testing capabilities of the 12 schools were no
  • Utah teachers union demands that Gov. Gary Herbert move junior high and high schools online while COVID-19 cases break records

    Utah teachers union demands that Gov. Gary Herbert move junior high and high schools online while COVID-19 cases break records
    Utah’s largest teachers union is demanding that Gov. Gary Herbert suspend all in-person classes at junior high and high schools in the state where there’s high transmission of COVID-19 — saying a shift to online would be safer for teachers and “in the best interest of student learning.”The call from the Utah Education Association on Friday came on a record day for virus cases both across the state and in schools. For K-12 classrooms, in particular, there were 281 ne
  • 30-minute delays expected on northbound I-15 in Sandy

    30-minute delays expected on northbound I-15 in Sandy
    The Utah Department of Transportation is again warning drivers to expect delays of up to 30 minutes on northbound Interstate 15 in Sandy this weekend.It is planning to reduce northbound I-15 to two lanes between 11400 South and 9400 South from Saturday at 9 p.m. through Monday at 5 a.m.However, it warns that because of forecasts for stormy weather, the lane closures may be postponed for a week. Updated information about plans is available online at udottraffic.utah.gov or on the UDOT Traffic app
  • Orem police arrest man for firing gun at Trump rally

    Orem police arrest man for firing gun at Trump rally
    Orem police arrested a man who allegedly fired a gun into the air and threatened people at a Trump rally.Police were called to a Trump rally on Tuesday at the intersection of State Street and University Parkway, according to a probable cause statement. People in a black sedan had allegedly driven past the rally yelling obscenities at the Trump supporters. Someone in the car fired two rounds into the air, according to the statement . The car then came back and parked near the rally. A man inside
  • McAdams retakes the lead over Owens in roller-coaster race for Utah’s 4th District

    McAdams retakes the lead over Owens in roller-coaster race for Utah’s 4th District
    Rep. Ben McAdams has regained his lead over Republican Burgess Owens in the roller-coaster race for Utah’s 4th Congressional District after new ballots were released Friday.The candidates are now separated by a margin of 410 votes, with McAdams bringing in 47.61% of the vote to Owens' 47.47%. It could take days before a clear winner emerges.Owens, a first-time political candidate, took his first lead in the nail-biter race Thursday, ending the day with a 2,284-vote advantage after trailing
  • The count goes on — with Joe Biden on the cusp of presidency

    The count goes on — with Joe Biden on the cusp of presidency
    Washington • Democrat Joe Biden was on the cusp of winning the presidency on Friday as he opened up narrow leads over President Donald Trump in the critical battlegrounds of Georgia and Pennsylvania.Those put Biden in a stronger position to capture the 270 Electoral College votes needed to take the White House. The winner will lead a country facing a historic set of challenges, including a surging pandemic and deep political polarization.The focus on Pennsylvania, where Biden led Trump by m

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