Salt Lake City Sizzles at 101 as Monsoon Storms Roar Back Friday
Salt Lake City is waking up to clear skies Friday, but the valley is headed for another round of triple-digit heat before thunderstorms return. High temperatures are expected to reach about 101 degrees, while overnight lows remain in the 70s and offer limited relief. A Heat Advisory remains in effect through early Satu
Interior Department finalizes Colorado River plan, prescribes minimum water level for Lake Powell
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced that it has finalized plans for the 2027-2028 Colorado River Operations, and Utah is not one of the states seeing major water cuts.
Riverton’s Monster Dash Returns Oct. 5 With Costumes, 5K and Toddler Triathlon
Riverton is bringing back its costumed autumn road race for a second year, with the Monster Dash set to take over Dr. O. Roi Hardy Park on Monday, October 5. The evening lineup pairs a Halloween-themed 5K for grown-ups and older kids with a Mini Monster Triathlon built for toddlers and young children, both staged along
SLC’s Miller Bird Refuge and Nature Park to temporarily close for improvements
A beloved bird refuge and park tucked away in Salt Lake City's Yalecrest neighborhood will be closing temporarily for trail improvements and historic structure preservation.
Governor says efforts to reduce Utah’s housing prices aren’t working
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's governor says the steps taken to reduce housing prices in the state are not working. As KSL reported, Salt Lake County recently hit a record-high median sales price of $645,000 for a single-family home, despite high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. It's also notwithstanding...
North Temple affordable project getting ready to build its second phase
Despite signs that new LIHTC housing in Salt Lake City is taking longer than expected to lease up, a project on W. North Temple, site of most of the city’s affordable housing development, is doubling down. Along the TRAX Green line to the airport, at 1881 W. North Temple,...
Inside Cicero Institute’s First Homeless Policy Summit: A Meeting to Undermine Affordable Housing
Federal Officials Lay Out a Plan to Roll Back Housing First This story is based on leaked audio recordings and transcripts from multiple sessions of the Cicero Institute’s first annual Homeless Policy Summit, along with notes taken by attendees who … Continue reading →
13 Cash-Only Utah Mexican Places Where The Green Chile Tastes Like Grandma Made It
Great green chile can turn a regular drive into the kind of food adventure people remember long after the last bite. The best stops are not always about fancy plans; they are about bold flavors, welcoming tables, and meals that give a simple weekend a little extra purpose. Across Utah,...
Proposed high-rise next to Salt Lake City historic church quietly fizzles
SALT LAKE CITY — A plan to redevelop an underutilized office building into a mixed-use high-rise east of downtown Salt Lake City received a positive recommendation from the city's planning commission last year. However, KSL has learned that the plan quietly fizzled after a required rezone faced stiff criticism...
Fire at Salt Lake City apartment complex displaces family, kills pets
A fire at a Salt Lake City apartment complex displaced a family and killed multiple pets on Friday morning.
