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Saint Louis City SC takes road losing streak into game against Real Salt Lake

Real Salt Lake · Sandy

Saint Louis City SC takes road losing streak into game against Real Salt Lake

63% Left coverage: 16 sources

Saint Louis City SC (3-11-6, 15th in the Western Conference) vs. Real Salt Lake (5-10-4, 14th in the Western Conference)See the Story

Shots Fired at Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork 'Based on Hate,' Leaders Say

Ron DeSantis · Spanish Fork

Shots Fired at Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork 'Based on Hate,' Leaders Say

50% Right coverage: 14 sources

The Utah County Sheriff's Office is investigating after shots appeared to have been fired at the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork over the weekend.See the Story

Utah accuses Snapchat of designing algorithm addictive to children

Utah Politics · Utah

Utah accuses Snapchat of designing algorithm addictive to children

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

Look: 'Mormon Wives' Star Jennifer Affleck Gives Birth to Third Child

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star Jennifer Affleck is officially a mom of three. She announced the birth of daughter Penelope on Wednesday.Entertainment · Utah See the Story

Moises Gets Behind Music's Most Authentic Moments by Supporting NPR's Tiny Desk

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

SALT LAKE CITY, July 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Moises, the AI-powered music creation platform with 60 million users worldwide, is announcing its sponsorship of NPR's Tiny Desk series in 2025. By backing the iconic Tiny Desk series and its focus…Artificial Intelligence · Utah See the Story

Voices: A white-only vision of American valor fails us all. In Utah, we’re working to tell the whole story.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In recent weeks, Utah celebrated the opening of Utah’s Buffalo Soldier Heritage Trail, a public acknowledgment of the Black soldiers who served our nation with distinction — many of whom were stationed right here at Fort Douglas and Fort Duchesne, as well as in other parts of northeastern Utah. Yet this milestone moment comes as the U.S. Army quietly considers the roll-back of one of its most symbolic gestures toward racial equity: the removal o…Salt Lake City · Salt Lake City Read Article

Letter: What would I say if one of Utah’s members of Congress asked me if they got my vote?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I often think about what I would say — what succinct and deliberate message I would offer — if one member of Utah’s Washington delegation ever put out their hand and said, “I’m Senator/Representative (fill in the blank), and I hope I can count on your vote this November.Salt Lake City · Salt Lake City Read Article

Go inside the Glen Canyon Dam on this exclusive tour to learn how it makes power and why it’s in danger

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Look inside the Glen Canyon Dam to understand how it uses water to make hydroelectric power and how climate change and drought threaten its future.Climate Change · Salt Lake City Read Article

2100 South construction in Sugar House is in full swing — but it’s coming to an end soon

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Construction season is underway, which means an abundance of orange cones and heavy machinery has taken up residence on one of Sugar House’s most heavily trafficked roads.Salt Lake City · Salt Lake City Read Article

Letter: Affordable Care Act subsidies are expiring — Utah’s early retirees will pay the price

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Picture this: a 62-year-old couple in Provo, no longer working full-time and not yet on Medicare, relying on Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage to bridge the gap. Thanks to federal subsidies, they’ve been paying about $600 a month for their health insurance.Obamacare · Provo Read Article

Dave Scott, who went from Weber State basketball to hip-hop star, dies at 52

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Dave Scott, who steered off a college basketball track to become, without formal training, a prominent hip-hop choreographer, mapping the moves for adrenaline-charged street dancing films like “You Got Served” and reality shows like “So You Think You Can Dance,” died on June 16 in Las Vegas. He was 52.Basketball · Salt Lake City Read Article

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