Here is why the Utah Jazz waived center Mo Bamba, and who will replace him

Utah Jazz are waiving Mo Bamba, and replacing him with a former Yale guard

Utah aims to host critical minerals lab, hoping for federal recognition — and funding

Utah is poised to create new zones to eventually make its goal of capturing 20% to 25% of the country’s critical minerals demand a reality. The state also has its heart set on even extracting
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Here's who is running for each of Utah's 4 congressional seats

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's new political map is in place for the upcoming midterm elections, and candidates have until Friday to file to run for one of the state's four congressional seats.

Jordan Clarkson's best game as a Knick the difference in emotional return to Utah

Jordan Clarkson returned to Utah on Wednesday night and had his best game of the season, helping the Knicks to a comeback win over the Jazz.

What Morgan Scalley's generous donation says about Utah football and college athletics

Morgan Scalley has decided to give back to the place he's called home for his entire adult life. The first-year head coach of the Utah football team recently do
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Utah’s Attorney General continues challenging Ticketmaster’s alleged monopoly post DOJ deal

Attorney General Derek Brown assured Utah won't back down from pursuing litigation over Live Nation and Ticketmaster alleged monopoly, despite the U.S. Department of Justice's settlement.

Merrill Cook dies; anti-tax maverick represented Utah in Congress for two terms

Merrill Cook, a firebrand politician who often clashed with fellow Utah Republicans, died March 9 at age 79. Cook lost several elections but won two terms in the U.S. House, serving from 1997 to 2001.