Sweeping oil reform in Venezuela approved; operators expected to gain autonomy

Lawmakers approved in a final vote on Thursday a sweeping reform of Venezuela's main oil law after sweetening the original proposal by interim President Delcy Rodriguez.

'It's touching': First of 5 businesses damaged by Main Street fire reopens

A restaurant heavily damaged by a massive fire on Main Street in downtown Salt Lake City last year is open again, marking a big step in postfire recovery for the area.

Popular farmers market ponders move ahead of Salt Lake City's Pioneer Park project

Salt Lake City's Pioneer Park is about to receive a massive makeover, but the project will also impact one of the downtown park's premiere events.

Ukraine working with SpaceX to stop Russia from using Starlink to guide drones

Ukraine is working with Elon Musk's SpaceX to stop Russia from guiding drones using the firm's ​Starlink internet system, the defense minister said on Thursday.

Washington Post's White House team urges Jeff Bezos to halt massive newsroom cuts

With widespread layoffs expected at The Washington Post in the coming weeks, teams of reporters are sending impassioned letters to owner Jeff Bezos, urging him not to shrink the newsroom.