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Restaurants in Delta Center revitalization zone hopeful about more customers
With plans to renovate the area around the Delta Center, nearby businesses say they're hopeful the plans will bring in more customers.3 hours ago
‘Sports, entertainment, culture and convention’: Group vows on plan to revitalize downtown SLC
The Smith Entertainment Group is vowing that its revitalization project downtown will be a “sports, entertainment, culture and convention” district, not just an arena rebuild as Salt Lake City weighs a sales tax increase to help fund it.1 day ago
Utah County police agencies help fill the shifts of Santaquin Police Department after officer death
In the wake of the death of Sgt. Bill Hooser on Sunday, several Utah County police agencies are working to fill the shifts of the Santaquin Police Department and staff.2 days ago
University of Utah is not allowing protesters to disrupt graduation ceremonies
The University of Utah is taking some extra security measures for graduation amid threats of another protest on campus.6 days ago
Utahns are ‘fed up and priced out,’ new Utah survey finds
The study conducted by the Utah Foundation reveals that housing affordability and politicians ignoring voters are the top two concerns among Utahns.8 days ago
Holladay family scrambling to find new housing after neighboring house was destroyed by ancient dynamite
A Holladay family is in limbo after their neighbor's house was exploded by "ancient dynamite" found inside.9 days ago
Only chimney remains after Utah house containing old dynamite, detonated in Holladay
A chimney and the smell of smoke was all that remained of a home in Holladay Wednesday after a significant amount of old dynamite was discovered inside.14 days ago
Utah State Board of Education clarifies districts are in charge of bathroom law implementation
The Utah State Board of Education is clarifying that it's up to school districts to decide how they implement a new bathroom law in schools that requires students to use the bathroom of their gender assigned at birth15 days ago
Payson police investigate threats after viral ‘furry’ outrage at Mt. Nebo Middle School
Payson police are investigating serious threats against school officials and even students in the Mt. Nebo School District.16 days ago
Natalie Cline loses reelection bid at Salt Lake County GOP Convention
Natalie Cline has lost in her reelction bid to remain on the Utah State Board of Education.25 days ago
Salt Lake County libraries remove late fees for kids and teens
At a Thursday ceremony at the Granite branch, Salt Lake County leaders highlighted that county libraries will no longer charge late fees on books, music, and movies for kids and teens.26 days ago
Salt Lake County Republicans will decide the political future of Natalie Cline
A few hundred Republicans in Salt Lake County will decide the political future of Utah State Board of Education member Natalie Cline during county convention on Saturday.26 days ago
Spanish Fork Republican candidate for state Senate disqualified as incumbent senator threatens lawsuit
A Republican senator is threatening a lawsuit claiming the Utah County Republican Party wasted his time and resources on a race that ultimately ended with his opponent being disqualified.27 days ago
Lehi school resource officer, middle schooler prevented Utah student’s planned suicide
The Alpine School district said a seventh grader who brought a gun to his Lehi middle school last November, planned to take his own life. A school resource officer and a fellow student stepped in.29 days ago
Man killed while changing tire on I-15 was working to get family to US from Venezuela, brother says
The family of a Pleasant Grove man killed while changing a tire on Interstate 15 last week says they have a void in their lives.1 month ago
Salt Lake City police defend not arresting Ahn Pham after initial hit and run case
The Salt Lake Police Department is defending itself in the case of the man accused of a string of hit-and-runs in the city and questions about why Pham wasn't arrested after the initial hit-and-run last August.1 month ago
BYU wins National Collegiate Landscaping Competition for 5th time in 6 years
The BYU Cougars claimed have claimed their fifth National Collegiate Landscaping Competition in six years.1 month ago
Accused in serial hit-and-run case in court, Utah Nepalese rally around most recent victim
The man accused in the case of four serial hit-and-runs in Utah made his first court appearance Wednesday.1 month ago
NAACP Utah ‘extremely disappointed’ about racist taunting of U of U women’s basketball team
The Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP is speaking out after a racist incident involving the University of Utah Women’s Basketball team in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, on Thursday.1 month ago
Second Gentleman visits Utah touting federal money to help Salt Lake City’s aging water pipes
The second gentleman of the United States, Doug Emhoff, was in Utah today to help announce a program to replace aging pipes in Salt Lake City.2 months ago
Plagiarism, allegations of domestic abuse plague some candidates ahead of Republican conventions
This weekend will mark the start of convention season for political parties in Utah. Specifically, Washington and Kane counties have their Republican county conventions Saturday.2 months ago
Japantown advocates push for preservation of downtown street amid NHL stadium plans
A little-known but impactful section of Salt Lake City's downtown is soon to be at the center of a new vision for the city.2 months ago
Utah County Commission chair calls for resignation of Tom Sakievich over ability to work
One of Utah County's three commissioners has been battling a tumor causing him to miss a series of recent commission meetings and other county work.2 months ago
