The comments came days after The New York Times published a report detailing allegations of racism at branches of JPMorgan in the Phoenix area.
Fans are already starting to see the shift of Raider Nation from California to southern Nevada. Can the team really boost the economy in a city built around tourism?
The federal judge in Utah stayed his decision on Friday, signaling that it is likely just one shot in a continuing battle.
A financially troubled Seattle research institute cut back programs, leaving researchers to find new homes for work on infectious diseases like tuberculosis and leprosy.
With sparklers available from all around the wine-producing world, why taste three from the United States? The wines themselves answer the question.
Home appreciation and credit scores weigh heavily when examining the success of refinance applications.
A union in Nevada, the third state in the primary race to vote, told candidates that health care, specifically keeping union health care, is what’s on their members’ minds.
A union in Nevada, the third state to vote in the Democratic primary, told presidential candidates that health care, specifically keeping union health care, is what’s on their members’ minds.
An Arizona death row inmate was granted a new sentencing to consider evidence of childhood abuse. The justices examined whether that required a hearing in a trial court.
An 1889 Victorian in Indianapolis, a triplex condo in Portland and a custom-built house on the Animas River in Durango.
An 1889 Victorian in Indianapolis, a triplex condo in Portland and a custom-built house on the Animas River in Durango.
No one knows why. A rodeo was in town but denied any connection. The Las Vegas police said it “does not appear to be a police matter at this time.”
It was another very warm year in the region, leading to low winter sea ice and growing concerns over sea level rise.
Developers are clamoring for storefront space as they seek to provide one-of-a-kind experiences for shoppers.
Aurora and Rosaline Crider, twin toddlers in Washington State, managed to get out of their booster seats and crawl up to a roadway after a car accident that killed their father.
Richard Gooding, a Colorado businessman who died in 2014, collected more than 3,900 bottles over two decades.
A new report documents the concentration of cutting-edge industries in a few coastal areas and why lawmakers ought to be alarmed.
A power outage scared the older child, who, wearing socks and light clothing, carried the baby about half a mile to another house in Alaska.
Shootings in Pensacola and Pearl Harbor reflect the rising tide of gun violence at military bases.
Mikaela Shiffrin dominates women’s ski racing. The retirement of Marcel Hirscher has left void on the men’s side.
A member of the Saudi Air Force training to be a pilot killed three people at Naval Air Station Pensacola before he was shot dead by officers responding to the scene, the authorities said.
A writer followed a Navajo high school basketball team for a season. Here is a tale from one road trip.
A United States sailor fatally shot two shipyard workers and injured another at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard before killing himself, the authorities said.
The 118 feature-length movies selected for the indie festival include Julianne Moore as Gloria Steinem and a documentary on Parkland survivors.
A 1925 stone house in Philadelphia, a pueblo-style home in Santa Fe and a historic mansion near Lake Michigan.
A 1925 stone house in Philadelphia; a pueblo-style home in Santa Fe, N.M.; and a historic mansion in Evanston, Ill.
After a weak harvest for many potato farmers in the United States and Canada, there were concerns about shortages of the fast food staple. But supplies aren’t likely to run out anytime soon.
The justices seemed wary of letting landowners sue the Atlantic Richfield Company to force it to do more than a federal cleanup plan requires.
A decade-old legal fight shapes a mayoral race and offers the Supreme Court a chance to weigh in.
Scientists set sail on a perilous expedition to create the first internal 3D images of Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Mr. Bullock, who won two terms as governor in a red state, didn’t catch on with Democratic primary voters. An aide said he would not run for Senate in Montana, as many Democrats have hoped.
The substitute teacher was fired from a Utah public school. One of the boy’s parents, Louis van Amstel of “Dancing With the Stars,” wondered how she had become a teacher in the first place.
Loren M. Okamura of Hawaii is accused of tormenting a Utah woman and her father by sending service workers, food deliveries and strangers to their home for months.
Rising housing costs predate the tech bubble. And it will take more than Apple and Facebook’s billions to fix it.
Rising housing costs predate the tech bubble. And it will take more than Apple and Facebook’s billions to fix it.
Dozens of bands vie for shows on the Navajo country music circuit each week, reflecting how one of the largest tribes in the United States is shattering stereotypes of “cowboys and Indians.”
Forget the clichéd lodges full of Jägerbombs and Moncler puffer coats. Nowadays, there’s a resort to suit every style, from history buff to gastronaut.
One child remains missing after a vehicle in which two adults and seven children were traveling became stuck while crossing the flooded Tonto Creek, the authorities said.
You won’t see too many luxury stores or fancy condos here. This Colorado ski resort is a place of indie flair, Western appeal and, yes, plenty of champagne powder.
The choreographer’s commitment to dance as a catalyst for social change can be seen at a museum show in Seattle and in a new work for the Alvin Ailey company.
The practice of uphill skiing — better known as skinning or alpine touring — is everywhere in snow country these days.
The operation, which was said to have run for more than a decade, has led to the arrest of 11 people on drug and money laundering charges.
The publication of the allegations came a week after Mr. Sondland testified before Congress in the impeachment proceedings.
The playwright left his home state 20 years ago. While rehearsing his new play, “Greater Clements,” he drove through the lonesome landscapes that still inspire his work.
Planning a ski or snowboarding vacation? Data can direct you to the mountains most likely to have the best snow, either around the holiday season or in the spring.
A judge in Portland, Ore., ordered the defendant to write about the hardships that immigrants face.
Bryant Robert Mitchell said he was illegally searched during a traffic stop. The Utah Court of Appeals said the search was lawful because he was acting belligerently and was a known gang member.
The court also turned away an appeal from Adnan Syed, whose case was the subject of the first season of the podcast “Serial.”
A Colorado distillery picks up its empty vodka bottles from bars and restaurants to give them another life.
The passes have encouraged snowsports fans to visit more than one mountain on a vacation. Here’s how to navigate the new landscape.
Just as Idaho expands Medicaid to cover thousands of low-income residents, Brigham Young University’s campus there will no longer accept the free government insurance program.
Many educators feel ill-equipped for the urgent and difficult task of identifying students exposed to extremist material online.
One researcher argues that a dog’s ability to bond has more to do with forming emotional attachments than being smart about what humans want.
When I learned of a scientific mission to study wildfire smoke by flying through fires on a jet plane, I immediately asked to join the trip.
The “extremely contagious” virus forced a school district to close all of its schools for the first time, officials said.
What started as a dispute over two jobs in Portland, Ore., escalated to a jury verdict that could devastate the storied International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
The Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah have hosted speed chasers for decades, but the course is distressed. An advocacy group has a plan, but not the money.
Joe Biden doesn’t want to, but most Americans do.
Kim Gervais was a country music fan, small-business owner and mother of two daughters.
A fight in Virginia Beach demonstrates the hard choices cities face when the pressure for new homes collides with the rising toll of natural disasters.
What the changing demographics of this country look like up close.
Many indigenous crafts worldwide are in danger of becoming extinct, but in some places, efforts to rescue them are underway.
The F.A.A. is rolling out a system that allows planes to fly closer to one another, but the roar that it creates is unbearable, people in the flight paths say.
The 2020 Democrats headed West to campaign in two key states. “I don’t think it matters what happens in New Hampshire or Iowa, which are not representative of the country,” Harry Reid said.
Authorities around the country have collided with the limits of laws designed to seize weapons from those who might be a threat to public safety.
The vegetable is central and sacred to native Hawaiian culture, and my reporting quickly made clear that writing about taro meant writing about Hawaiian sovereignty.
A video of the altercation was released last week, prompting the sheriff’s office to conduct an internal investigation.
Craig Silverman, who said he felt frozen out on a station that solidly backed the president, had angered managers over appearances on competing media.
Tom Hanks. An Alison Roman Thanksgiving. A review of the third season of “The Crown.” Trump, Ukraine and impeachment. The SoftBank effect. And more.
Home will always be a place where I know that there will be water all around me, where the shoreline, and the possibility of another life, is never far.
Gazella Bensreiti said she was at the Pepsi Center to watch her daughter sing the national anthem. The company that owns the venue reportedly said it was a misunderstanding.
Amy Yoder Begley says she was criticized for being overweight, told her laugh was annoying and made to sign a contract promising not to become friends with her teammates.
In 1975, the psych-folk musician vanished in Santa Rosa, N.M. A new reissue of his self-titled album only deepens the puzzle of his life and career.