In The News

Much like the look of their new uniforms, the Utah Jazz are on fire. Despite a rough start, the Jazz came back and closed the season with a sizzling 29-6 winning streak to earn the fifth seed in the Western Conference. With rookie point guard …

SALT LAKE CITY — Gail Miller joined several of the state’s elected and business leaders Tuesday evening, where she received a leadership award from the Utah chapter of a national nonprofit connecting students and businesses. Of 40 recipients, the billionaire businesswoman is the third woman

SALT LAKE CITY — Gail Miller is more than just the widow of late Utah Jazz owner Larry H. Miller. She’s a strong woman who stands on her own two feet and the Utah community is certainly thankful for her courage and kind acts in

Our owner Gail Miller was inducted into the New Car Dealers of Utah Hall of Fame this morning at the Utah International Auto Expo. She is the 65th person to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. “The group is made up of icons who

SALT LAKE CITY — Even as he was receiving a helping hand in the form of free Thanksgiving dinner and winter clothing, Jay Kona was thinking of how to pay that kindness forward. Kona said his friend has been without adequate footwear, and it has

SALT LAKE CITY / Desert News — It’s a coat and it’s a sleeping bag. And on Wednesday, 700 of them will be given away during Valley Behavioral Health’s annual luncheon for people experiencing homelessness. Thanks to a $70,000 grant from the Larry H. Miller

“Driving out Diabetes” initiative will combine treatment with research and public outreach to combat the disease. Family members of the late Larry H. Miller fought back tears Monday while describing the life and legacy of the Utah businessman, who died in 2009 of complications from

By Jody Genessy/Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — A massive project that required 129 days, 200 trucks of concrete, 2,000 workers, 3,000 LED light fixtures, 17,500 ceiling tiles, 100,000 bolts for many of the 18,300ish cushioned seats, 500,000 man hours and countless hours of planning

Mathew Piper – Salt Lake Tribune (AUG 17, 2017) – The Miller family, which owns more than 60 car dealerships and the National Basketball Association’s Utah Jazz, will match up to $10 million in donations for programs and services at three new homeless shelters in

Marc Amicone pieced together a minor-league hockey team that won a championship, and the opposing owner was not pleased. The Muskegon (Mich.) Lumberjacks’ Larry Gordon, a longtime hockey executive who once signed Wayne Gretzky, muttered about losing the Adams Cup to “a baseball guy who