Joshua Rust News Today

In under two weeks, Sony Picture's "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" grossed as much as the first installment, "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse."

Physics and astronomy professor Gus Hart pulled from his arsenal of scientific analogies and touching personal anecdotes to deliver a devotional on God's plans for His children and students' spiritual resiliency on June 13.

At the BYU College of Engineering's convocation, student speakers shared experiences of their academic trials and encouraged graduated students to continue to develop their skills and serve others.

The Office of Provo City released a flood plan for the city in light of the potentially record-breaking Spring runoff from the 150%, and rising, snowpack levels this year.

The Springville Museum of Art clarifies the narrative of BYU's “Massasoit” statue of Native American leader Ousamequin and provides a place for modern-day native artists in its Contemporary Voices exhibit.

The final defendant in the Rust Rare Coin Ponzi scheme was sentenced Tuesday.

SALT LAKE CITY (KSL.com) — The man behind one of Utah’s largest-ever Ponzi schemes, which netted over $200 million from victims, now knows his sentence. Gaylen Dean Rust, 62, was ordered Tuesday to serve 19 years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty in December to felony counts of wire fraud, money laundering and securities […]

Gaylen Rust, who owned Rust Rare Coin, was sentenced Tuesday to 19 years in federal prison on fraud and money laundering charges after admitting to running a large Ponzi scheme in Utah.

Gaylen Rust pleaded guilty Monday to fraud and money laundering in connection with a silver trading Ponzi scheme at Rust Rare Coin in Salt Lake City.

Rust Rare Coin owner Gaylen Rust pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering in a $200M silver trading scam. The Utah man told investors the money would be used to buy and trade silver, but most of it went to other businesses, personal accounts or to other investors in Ponzi scheme.