Trio of historic Salt Lake City properties hit the market, seeking redevelopment and restoration
Three historic properties along 100 South in Salt Lake City hit the market this week — two are being pitched as ripe for redevelopment, while the third is seeking restoration of a single family home. The properties — located at 63. S. 400 East, 411 E. 100 South and...
4-Year-Old Girl Dies from the Flu While Dressed in a Blue Princess Gown and...
Utah mother Sarah Rudd shared that her daughter, Elora "Ellie" Ann Rudd, died at a Salt Lake City hospital after “fighting for her life”
The party’s over at Utah indoor playzones, leaving unhappy parents, kids
Parents who showed up to a popular Centerville indoor playground Friday with memberships in hand or parties planned instead found a sign saying the location was permanently closed
How This Couple Opened A Pizzeria That Became A Legend in Layton, UT
Don and Kim Wixom opened Louie’s Pizzeria to bring back the classic pizzeria experience, complete with arcade games and an atmosphere that transports customers back 40 years. 🍕. This locally-owned Layton establishment, owned by a Utah couple, earned Tripadvisor’s Travelers’ Choice award by crafting handcrafted...
Salt Lake Cracks Down On Shadowy Massage Parlors With Tough New Law
Utah is turning up the heat on storefronts that quietly sell sex while advertising massage therapy. State regulators and local police say a new 2025 law finally gives them practical tools like registration, owner background checks, and on-site inspection authority that they did not have before. The goal, they say, is...
Northern Utah Weather Alert: Heavy Snow Chance Jan 24–30 in Salt Lake City, Ogden,...
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Salt Lake City, Utah – Northern Utah residents could face renewed winter travel challenges as a late-January pattern increases the likelihood of accumulating snow across mountain corridors and nearby...
Location for rumored ICE facility in SLC would violate city code, Mayor says in...
On Friday, organizers protested outside of a warehouse that is rumored to be used as a new detention center for ICE, and the Salt Lake City mayor sent a letter to the owners of that warehouse, telling them that it would violate city zoning if it were used in that way.
Check Your Health- Thrombosis Care: Raising Awareness on Deadly Blood Clots
Intermountain Health is committed to providing world-class care for thrombosis—the formation of blood clots—highlighting its comprehensive prevention protocols, cutting-edge treatments, and research that have shaped national standards. Intermountain is leveraging technology, research, and system-wide collaboration to...
Salt Lake City Temple Square Mission discontinued
In preparation for the completion of the Salt Lake City Temple renovation in 2027, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that the Temple Square Mission will be discontinued. The Temple Square Mission, composed entirely of women, was officially formed in 1995. Sister missionaries will continue...
An influential Utahn wants to tee up 80 acres of dwindling open space in...
The Ivory Foundation, backed by Clark and Christine Ivory, says rezoning the land will help the needy, while neighbors fear impacts and environmental loss. An open 80-acre spread of grasslands near the fringe of the Great Salt Lake is being eyed for a rezone to industrial uses, drawing pushback from some neighbors...
