The Salt Lake Tribune
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PCH Media
Description
A voice for Utah since 1851 and a nonprofit since 2019 The Salt Lake Tribune brings you our new 2-in-1 iOS app. Free to download and use, The Salt Lake Tribune app includes both a free live news site and the subscriber-only e-edition, a digital version of the paper created and delivered in the app everyday.
STAY INFORMED
Updated with a streamlined reading experience, now available to non-subscribers, easily get the latest news as it happens from Salt Lake City, the Wasatch Front and throughout Utah.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit we strive to tell stories that are interesting, important and inclusive. The Tribune offers unmatched reporting on state and local government, politics, the environment, education, religion, criminal justice, sports and the variety of rich stories about the people and places that make Utah special. Keep up to date with the latest news that impacts you and your community. Your readership today helps ensure a stronger Utah tomorrow.
KEY FEATURES
Access to all The Tribune’s award-winning coverage. Sort through stories by section and curate a reading experience tailored to your reading habits and interests.
Tribune subscribers can easily flip through pages, read stories, and view photos just as they’ve appeared in paper with The Tribune e-edition. Share and save stories, access previous editions, download for offline viewing and more.
Receive push notifications and stay informed with keep in the loop on breaking news and the important stories.
Streamlined navigation for users on the go: Easily swipe between stories, zoom in as necessary, and share articles with friends and family in the new Salt Lake Tribune iOS app.
Let text to speech read out stories aloud to you as you go throughout your day.
OUR NONPROFIT MODEL
The Salt Lake Tribune transformed to a 501(c)(3) in late 2019, making it the first legacy newspaper in the U.S. to transform from a for-profit company to a nonprofit entity. Under the new structure, The Tribune is governed by a board of directors, with Huntsman serving as chairman of the board.
The Salt Lake Tribune is pioneering one path forward for local news.
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STAY INFORMED
Updated with a streamlined reading experience, now available to non-subscribers, easily get the latest news as it happens from Salt Lake City, the Wasatch Front and throughout Utah.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit we strive to tell stories that are interesting, important and inclusive. The Tribune offers unmatched reporting on state and local government, politics, the environment, education, religion, criminal justice, sports and the variety of rich stories about the people and places that make Utah special. Keep up to date with the latest news that impacts you and your community. Your readership today helps ensure a stronger Utah tomorrow.
KEY FEATURES
Access to all The Tribune’s award-winning coverage. Sort through stories by section and curate a reading experience tailored to your reading habits and interests.
Tribune subscribers can easily flip through pages, read stories, and view photos just as they’ve appeared in paper with The Tribune e-edition. Share and save stories, access previous editions, download for offline viewing and more.
Receive push notifications and stay informed with keep in the loop on breaking news and the important stories.
Streamlined navigation for users on the go: Easily swipe between stories, zoom in as necessary, and share articles with friends and family in the new Salt Lake Tribune iOS app.
Let text to speech read out stories aloud to you as you go throughout your day.
OUR NONPROFIT MODEL
The Salt Lake Tribune transformed to a 501(c)(3) in late 2019, making it the first legacy newspaper in the U.S. to transform from a for-profit company to a nonprofit entity. Under the new structure, The Tribune is governed by a board of directors, with Huntsman serving as chairman of the board.
The Salt Lake Tribune is pioneering one path forward for local news.
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App Info
- Category
- News
- Publisher
- PCH Media
- Languages
- English, French
- Recent release
- 6.5.6 (4 months ago )
- Released on
- Jun 11, 2015 (9 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Poland, Norway, Finland, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Chile, Japan, South Korea, Belgium, Australia, Russia, Netherlands, Peru, Philippines, Pakistan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Portugal, Romania, India, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Singapore, Slovenia, Thailand, Türkiye, Taiwan, Ukraine, Vietnam, South Africa, Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Brunei, Brazil, Belarus, Switzerland, Colombia, Czechia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Ecuador, Spain, France, Greece, Hong Kong SAR China, Indonesia, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Lebanon
- Last Updated
- 3 weeks ago
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