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According to a new poll, 81% of Utahns are concerned about the struggling lake, but there's more division when it comes to solutions. And, Tuesday is caucus night for Utah's political parties. -
Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake TribuneWater resources were a hot topic in Utah's 2026 General Session. Here's a quick recap of what passed, what didn't, and what's next for Utah's water collection.
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Salt Lake Tribune reporters Robert Gehrke, Leia Larsen, and Brock Marchant talk about the week’s top stories, including a recap of the Utah Legislature's 2026 session. -
This month, the wildlife education center at Hardware Ranch has been transformed into a special beaver exhibit. -
For decades, lower income families in Cache County relied on this program to attain home ownership. After federal changes, that could come to an end. -
In other news, three Utah cities were named some of the nation's "allergy capitals." And, former Utah congressman Merrill Cook died this week at age 79. -
At annual banquet, hunters, researchers, and conservationists came together to support wildlife across Utah’s high deserts. Their work is helping hundreds of species beyond the iconic chukar. -
The cancellation of the Local Food Purchase Assistance program calls into question government support for community agriculture. -
Our hosts discuss the escalating war in the Middle East, its political impact in the U.S., and what bills the Utah Legislature passed in the 2026 general session. -
In other news, the Provo City Council unanimously voted against a rezoning request for an AI data center. And, harmful algal blooms were found in Lake Powell.
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In other news, the family of Afa Ah Loo, the bystander killed at a No Kings rally in Salt Lake City last year, is suing protest organizers and the man who shot him.
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For years, Utahns spun spooky stories about what lurked in this old canyon retreat. Its history harks back to the wealthy and accomplished, and its future is under construction.
