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Starting this Saturday, National Park Week will begin with free park access

Moab, Utah – This Saturday is free admission to celebrate the start of National Park Week, which runs from April 20 to April 28. “Plan to...

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During the 2022–2023 season, Utah’s ski industry brought in $1.94 billion in revenue from non-resident visitors

Salt Lake City, Utah – Hate every tourist that comes to Utah in the winter? You might want to reconsider. Data from the Kem C. Gardner...

Local News1 year ago

As we come to the end of another fantastic snowy year in Utah, here is the most recent flood forecast for the spring melt

Salt Lake City, Utah – Following an unprecedented snowfall and water year in the previous winter, this one proved to be even better, with above-average snowfall...

Local News2 years ago

Significant weather changes will bring Utah rain, snow, and cooler temperatures

Salt Lake City, Utah – Make sure you grab your jacket and umbrella before heading outside on Monday morning as a strong spring storm system is...

Local News2 years ago

After 119 years, a Salt Lake company is moving to Murray, and the structure will be demolished

Salt Lake City, Utah – After determining that its downtown facility was too damaged by an earthquake in 2020 to be repaired and would instead need...

Local News2 years ago

The Jewish community in the area responds to a potential Iranian invasion on Israel

Salt Lake City, Utah – Following an airstrike on an embassy compound in Damascus, the capital of Syria, Iran has pledged to exact revenge on Israel....

Local News2 years ago

Gorilla in Hogle Zoo expecting a new little bundle of joy

Salt Lake City, Utah – The announcement that a lowland gorilla at Hogle Zoo is expecting a kid will make for a really fascinating baby shower...

Local News2 years ago

Transit will be redesigned and expanded by UTA by the potential 2034 Olympics

Salt Lake City, Utah – Utah is prepared to change the world once more. According to the Utah Transit Authority, the state transportation system will be...

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Utah libraries celebrate National Library Week

Kaysville, Utah – A local librarian is celebrating National Library Week by expressing her passion for books and this priceless resource. Since she was sixteen years...

Local News2 years ago

Student protests against an anti-trans speaker at the University of Utah

Salt Lake City, Utah – Some students were excited when political writer Michael Knowles appeared at the University of Utah’s College of Social Work on Monday...

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Starting this Saturday, National Park Week will begin with free park access

During the 2022–2023 season, Utah’s ski industry brought in $1.94 billion in revenue from non-resident visitors

As we come to the end of another fantastic snowy year in Utah, here is the most recent flood forecast for the spring melt

Significant weather changes will bring Utah rain, snow, and cooler temperatures

After 119 years, a Salt Lake company is moving to Murray, and the structure will be demolished

The Jewish community in the area responds to a potential Iranian invasion on Israel

Gorilla in Hogle Zoo expecting a new little bundle of joy

Transit will be redesigned and expanded by UTA by the potential 2034 Olympics

Utah libraries celebrate National Library Week

Student protests against an anti-trans speaker at the University of Utah

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Koshi, the beloved clouded leopard of Living Planet Aquarium, dies

In Salt Lake City, volunteers make red cards for immigrant groups

A new Real Salt Lake jersey is inspired by Salt Lake City’s “grid system”

Mike Brown will leave his position as chief of the Salt Lake City Police Department

After passing the Utah Legislature, the transgender dorm measure is on its way to Governor Cox’s desk

For those who enjoy dessert, Sugar House Store offers pudding

A Richfield man faces federal charges related to evidence of child sex abuse

After a warm start to February, Midway Ice Castles permanently close for the season

Utah’s position on gender equality in politics

The Utah Senate approves a bill banning collective bargaining by public employees