Salt Lake Tribune
Holladay City leaders propose taking a pledge to pay online sales taxes
Utah House votes to ban considering race, gender when nominating judges
Salt Lake City vision includes public market, streetcar
Senate poised to OK removing party diversity rules from state boards
Business coalition forms to defend ‘noncompete’ clauses
Street-legal ATVs could be coming to Salt Lake County roads
Proposal would allow local sales-tax hike for roads, not transit
Bill would require elected city leaders to reside in their city
Muslims, Mormons viewed more favorably in America today than in 2014, survey finds
Johnson ‘can’t answer’ in Swallow trial, will get another chance Thursday
Deseret News
Kirk Jowers: SB 235: An innovative public-private partnership is already having a real impact
Op-ed: Income tax hike would kill jobs
Dan Liljenquist: Leaks from the intelligence community
Natalie Gochnour: Invest in rural Utah to help with public land disagreements
Hannah C. Smith: Hannah C. Smith: Sen. Hatch is key to Gorsuch’s confirmation
Jay Evensen: Raising taxes on food is a bad idea
Editorial: Be friends, not enemies, in trying to keep Outdoor Retailer show in Utah
‘You’re getting warmer’ — Pew studies Americans’ feelings toward religious groups, including Mormons
Jay Evensen: Should Utah end the guessing game for drinkers?
Is Salt Lake City one of the country’s healthiest places?
Downtown Rising wish list revealed, includes a new school
Bill pushes for street-legal OHV use in Salt Lake County
Substance abuse treatment, intervention bill on hold
Bill removes gender, race from judicial nomination process
Salary bonuses proposed for teachers in high-poverty schools
Chaffetz calling for investigation of ‘mishandling’ of classified information in reporting on Trump
Jeremy Johnson jailed for contempt after refusing to testify in Swallow trial
League of Cities and Towns trust should have been terminated in 2012, agreement says
Pressure over public lands pushes effort to move Outdoor Retailer show from Utah
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Peterson fielded broad range of questions at Wednesday’s town hall (Standard-Examiner)