And then there were three. But how did we get here? The naming of Utah’s hockey franchise — currently known as Utah Hockey Club — has become a dramatic, lengthy process because of copyright issues in seemingly every direction.

For now, it is going by a generic placeholder name, the Utah Hockey Club. As the team underwent its rapid move in the spring (normally, sports franchise relocations unfold over years, not months), its new ownership began to submit a flurry of trademark applications for possible names.

In her State of the City address, Erin Mendenhall said the city is focused on public safety, affordable housing.

A new survey shows broad support for the proposed Salt Lake City downtown sports, entertainment, culture and convention district and arena modifications.

The race to represent Salt Lake City's 5th district is already starting. Driving the news: Erika Carlsen announced her bid Tuesday to replace current council member Darin Mano next year. State of play: Mano, who represents the growing district which includes the Ballpark, Central Ninth and Liberty Wells neighborhoods, is backing Carlsen.

Utah hosts the Arizona Wildcats after Gianna Kneepkens scored 32 points in Utah's 81-76 win over the BYU Cougars. Friday's meeting is the first this season between the two teams.

Utah Hockey Club will not be moving forward with "Yeti" or "Yetis" as its team nickname following rejection by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The team will hold a new in-arena fan vote to pick a permanent name from three finalists.

There’s always a sort of buzz to a team that’s competing in a new place, and the Blueshirts were no different.

The Bucks are currently 8-11 on the road with a point differential of +3, while the Jazz have a 1-9 record in their last ten games at home.

The only change will be Jordan Binnington in goal instead of Joel Hofer, who made 28 saves against the Flames.

The Utah Hockey Club's attempt to use 'Yeti' as their team name was denied due to potential confusion with the Yeti brand.

Detroit Tigers right-handed reliever Ryan Miller made his MLB debut Aug. 27 and appeared in 13 games with the Los Angeles Angels in the 2024 season.