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Brogan Houston attended the Utah Hockey Club's first-ever home game (and win!) yesterday, and it sounded incredible. Here's what he had to say:

The Utah Hockey Club will not be held liable for hearing loss incurred at its first-ever home game.

On Monday, the Delta Center was sold out, and from the moment security started letting fans into the building until after an overtime goal beat the Los Angeles Kings, the building was energized. All-Star winger Clayton Keller scored in overtime to give Utah a 3-2 preseason victory.

“I mean, the roof blew off,” Utah forward Liam O’Brien said. “So, I mean, yeah, it’s, it was just cool. And the energy was just, like I said, unreal.”

It’s clear that Utah’s players understand the assignment: They need to sell hockey to the people of Salt Lake City — and they did just that.

Read more about what it was like to witness Utah Hockey Club’s first win.

Sen. Mike Lee says Kamala Harris poses ‘severe threat’ to religious liberty

Our political reporter Brigham Tomco reported on recent comments from Utah Sen. Mike Lee, who said Vice President Kamala Harris presents a threat to people of faith. Here’s what you need to know:

💬 “A vote for Kamala Harris is a vote against any religious institution, including schools, universities, hospitals and charities,” Lee said. “This is the truth: Kamala Harris doesn’t believe that religious institutions should be able to live according to their faith. Rather, they must bend the knee to the popular social justice movement of the day.”

⛪ Harris has a religiously diverse background and belongs to the Third Baptist Church in San Francisco, but she has been vocal about her support of legislation that makes religious freedom advocates nervous.

📝 Kelsey Dallas, who covers religion for the Deseret News, recently reported that most Americans feel neither Harris nor Trump are particularly Christian or religious.

Read more about Lee’s remarks and Harris’ stance on religious freedom.

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