Salt Lake City’s Inversion Problem Might Be Bigger than the 2035 Winter Olympics Indoors
Salt Lake City's famous inversion traps smog in the valley, and Utah State University professors say that's a real problem for the 2035 Winter Olympics. It might be time to admit that nature is powerful.
Cathedral of the Madeleine celebrates 117 years in Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY — The Cathedral of the Madeleine is nestled in the foothills, and its congregation celebrated the 117th anniversary of the building's dedication on Saturday. Ground was broken on South Temple in 1899 for what was initially the St. Mary Magdalene parish church, and it was dedicated on Aug. 15, 1909.
Drier weather expected after monsoon thunderstorms brought heavy rain, hail across Utah
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah received another round of monsoon thunderstorms Friday before drier and warmer weather settled across much of the state for the weekend. Showers and thunderstorms developed across central and southern Utah Friday and pushed north through the afternoon and evening. Some storms were capable o
Sandy cleans up after ‘100-year’ rainstorm leaves flood damage
SANDY — Cleanup was underway in multiple neighborhoods Friday after what city leaders characterized as a "50- to 100-year" rainstorm. Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski said areas of the city received between 1.75 and even 2.5 or 3 inches of rain in roughly an hour's time Thursday evening. "Pretty much...
Utah’s Pretty Bird Hot Chicken Flies Into Westwood Village, Chef Calls It Full Circle
Pretty Bird Hot Chicken, the Utah fast-casual chain built by a former fine-dining chef, is bringing its hand-trimmed, cider slaw-topped sandwiches to Los Angeles for the first time. The company's fifth location and first outside Utah is set to open inside The Cinemas, a redeveloped movie theater complex in Westwood Vil
Cottonwood Heights family displaced after home floods for third time
A Cottonwood Heights family is out of their home after nearly four feet of water filled the basement during Thursday night’s powerful storm, for the third time now.
Utah homebuilders opting for localscaping as a water conservation strategy in new homes
CACHE COUNTY – Despite the recent much–needed rainfall here, Cache Valley and the rest of northern Utah remains in the grip of a statewide drought. Given those circumstances, many residents are considering transforming their lush lawns into something considerably less expensive and water-dependent. But Ivory Homes, the
Salt Lake City property taxes are going up
The Salt Lake City Council approved the city's 9.16% property tax hike this week, meaning property owners will see an uptick in their bills this fall. The big picture: Despite community concerns about inflation, Salt Lake City leaders say the increase is necessary to offset the rising cost of basic services . By the nu
We Drove All The Way To Utah For This Legendary Cornbread
Some dishes earn compliments. Others earn mileage. Here, the reason people happily make the drive is a buttery, sweet cornbread that has become almost as memorable as the Creole cooking surrounding it. At this family-run cafe, the menu brings Louisiana comfort to diners in Utah without turning the experience into a pol
Developer earns tax credits after preserving 64-year-old building in new housing project
SALT LAKE CITY — A new mixed-use housing development east of downtown Salt Lake City has now received tax credits for preserving a historic building within its design. Woodbury Corporation officially received both federal and state tax credits for preserving the historic IBM Building near 348 S. Temple in Central City,

















