Andy Larsen is a Utah Jazz beat writer at The Salt Lake Tribune. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of culture and society, while also contributing a weekly data column. Andy's work has been featured in numberFire, MSN, RealGM, Wine Diva Lifestyle, and Knowledia.
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Andy Larsen’s coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and the Utah Jazz. He also covers breaking news related to crime and police activities in the Utah area.
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After closing four schools two years ago, the Salt Lake City School District says another round is on the horizon — under an overhauled process.
By: Andy Larsen
The Salt Lake City Council recently voted to increase property taxes in the city by 12.5%, which will raise about $13.5 million for the city's tight budget.
By: Andy Larsen
Salt Lake City set a record high of 109 degrees. Then came the conspiracy theories. | July 16, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Are we being lied to? About the weather?!
By: Andy Larsen
Tito's vodka remains the top-seller in terms of revenue, but there are some surprising purchases after that.
By: Andy Larsen, Samantha Moilanen
The July 8 dust storm pushed PM10 levels to about four times the healthy limit, one expert said.
By: Andy Larsen
The death was the 23rd in Utah in the last 30 years. | July 21, 2026, 2:00 p.m.
Fireworks have started over 1,300 fires in Utah since 2019, according to one database.
Monday tied a record — an 82-degree low in Salt Lake City. | July 29, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Why are the lows so high in Utah?
By: Andy Larsen
Kalshi appeals, but an expert says this could be the beginning of the end of such operations in some states. | Aug. 5, 2026, 10:58 p.m.
By: Andy Larsen
Licensing requirements may change rents and real estate prices, too. | Aug. 6, 2026, 2:00 p.m.
