Logan City Council votes to take land owners to court in dispute over access to popular trail

Logan city leaders are preparing to take two landowners to court over access to a portion of the popular Canyon Road Trail after the landowners closed it to the public.

Judge to decide whether lawsuit over Utah's transgender athlete ban can move forward

A Utah judge will decide by the end of this month whether a case against Utah's transgender athlete ban can move forward.

Utah attorney general leads bipartisan push to shut down illegal online gambling

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown and 50 other attorneys general across the country are urging the Department of Justice to address illegal online gambling.

Half of Rich County's deputies quit over pay, staffing issues ahead of Raspberry Days

A week before Garden City's busiest weekend of the year, two sheriff's deputies — effectively half of the Rich County Sheriff's Office force — resigned due to wage and staffing issues.

Disruptions and opportunities: SLCC President Greg Peterson reflects on his first year on job

Greg Peterson, a first-generation college graduate, discussed on Monday the challenges of his first year as president of Salt Lake Community College, and the opportunities that await.