Opinion
LLOYD: Build memories at city celebrations and county fairs
Guest opinion: Utah’s 0.05 law is saving lives — Now let’s prevent more drunk drivers
NAPOLITANO: Why the Blanche nomination should be rejected
GARVEY: ‘Murder 101’ isn’t much about a murder at all
WSU guest opinion: Welcoming a new era of university presidents: Don’t dismiss them
Guest opinion: Vengeance is mine, saith Trump
The Homefront: It takes a village to rescue and return a lost dog
WILLIAMS: When seniority becomes a substitute for statesmanship
Guest opinion: The infrastructure investment nobody talks about
LLOYD: Build memories at city celebrations and county fairs
Even though it’s been a few years, I still remember the excitement when I was growing up of knowing that it was almost time for the county fair. Since we lived relatively close, going to the fair was an annual tradition. I still remember wandering through the animal pens to see the 4H ...
CHAREN: Trump was never funny
In a display of Stockholm Syndrome, the White House Correspondents' Association invited Donald Trump to be the keynote speaker at their annual festival of self-appreciation. Because he is who he is, he did not take the opportunity to do the kind of gentle press ribbing that past presidents ...
NAPOLITANO: Why the Blanche nomination should be rejected
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is not qualified to be the attorney general of the United States because he has demonstrated a hopeless conflict between the rule of law -- which he has taken an oath to support -- and his sense of personal loyalty to President Donald Trump, whom he ...
Guest opinion: Utah’s 0.05 law is saving lives — Now let’s prevent more drunk drivers
Utah's 0.05 blood alcohol concentration (BAC) law appears to be doing exactly what lawmakers hoped it would do. Research increasingly suggests it has reduced alcohol-related traffic deaths while encouraging more people to make safer decisions before getting behind the wheel. That's something ...
WSU guest opinion: Welcoming a new era of university presidents: Don’t dismiss them
As I’ve worked in and studied higher education, one lesson stands out above others: Leading a university is among the most complex, demanding, and highly scrutinized jobs in America. During graduate school, that idea was supported by the books and academic studies I scoured. Today, a glance ...
The Homefront: It takes a village to rescue and return a lost dog
Driving through the city at midnight I slow down, stop, peer into backyards, and randomly crawl through multiple neighborhoods. The police have every right to pull me over, I think, as I scan the darkness around me, desperately seeking but not finding. Recent noisy holiday fireworks delighted ...




