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No one and everyone owns Pioneer Park

SALT LAKE CITY — It was called the Fort Block and Pioneer Square in the beginning — a patch of flat grass — covered ground next to a freshwater spring and a creek. The first homeless people arrived there on or about July 24, 1847. In one...
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Inside one of the longest-standing traditions at Temple Square

The daily Tabernacle organ recitals have survived two world wars, the Great Depression and a pandemic. Here’s why they still matter.
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Over 270 ‘paw’esome pets find homes during Super Adoption Weekend

Over 270 'paw'esome pets find homes during Super Adoption Weekend
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Record heat grips Utah as Red Flag Warning takes effect Sunday

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Saturday was hot across Utah. Salt Lake City tied its record high of 105 degrees Saturday afternoon, matching the previous record set in 2020. St. George reached 111 degrees under sunny skies Saturday and is forecast to hit 110 degrees Sunday afternoon. Northern Utah...
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Salt Lake City Sizzles: 104-Degree Heat, Smoky Skies Spur Extreme Warning

Salt Lake City is starting Saturday clear and near 77 degrees, but the calm morning is giving way to a dangerous afternoon. Temperatures are expected to surge to about 104 degrees, with patchy smoke arriving after 3 p.m. and little relief overnight. An Extreme Heat Warning takes effect at noon...
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Thousands impacted by power outage in Salt Lake area

SALT LAKE CITY — Thousands of homes and businesses in Salt Lake City and South Salt Lake lost power Saturday afternoon.
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Mother, baby separated after TRAX doors close in downtown Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A mother and her baby were separated while trying to get off TRAX in downtown Salt Lake, leaving the baby at the station while the mother remained on the train. "It's frustrating and frightening," said Ashley Ellis. "I've had a stomachache about it since."
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Viral squishy toy craze fuels demand, but safety concerns have parents asking questions

SALT LAKE CITY — Squishy toys have become one of the hottest trends among children, with viral social media videos helping turn products like Dumplings and NeeDohs into must-have collectibles. Walk into many toy stores, and it's common to hear kids talking about brands, trading tips and debating which...
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Neighbors, family gather to raise money for mom injured in Bear Lake accident

On Friday evening, loved ones hosted a fundraiser in a West Valley City neighborhood. They are trying to help Lilia and her family with expenses.
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Utah buys $40M campus in West Valley City to house Department of Health and...

WEST VALLEY CITY — The state of Utah purchased the former corporate headquarters of FranklinCovey in West Valley City to serve as the future home of the state's Department of Health and Human Services. The $40 million deal closed in mid-July, according to county property records, but it's expected...

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