Salt Lake City considers changing ‘family’ definition to ease rental costs
A Salt Lake City rule that limits how many unrelated people can live together in one home could be one step closer to changing.
Infant falls 11 feet out of open window in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City infant is recovering after they allegedly fell from an open window. Police say the child was 2 years old.
Colorado And Oregon Lift Fishing Restrictions, Drought Will Kill Fish Anyway
Facing extreme drought in the wake of an exceptionally mild winter, officials in Colorado and Oregon have thrown up their hands and told anglers at some reservoirs: Catch all the fish you want, because they’re going to die anyway. Conditions aren’t nearly so dire at two of Wyoming’s premier...
UTA board renews Salt Lake City’s high-frequency bus program during final meeting.
DEPOT DISTRICT—The 1, 2, 9 and 21 bus routes will continue running at 15-minute frequencies for another year after the Utah Transit Authority Board of Trustees renewed its partnership with Salt Lake City on Wednesday. Meeting for the final time before a new Utah Transit Commission takes over governance...
4-star Davis receiver Jaxton Itaaehau commits to Utah
Utah secured its biggest commitment of the 2027 class thus far late on Wednesday night as Davis wide receiver Jaxton Itaaehau announced his pledge.
TRAFFIC ALERT: 3300 S closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic at West Temple due...
According to the South Salt Lake Police Department (SSLPD), 3300 S is completely closed from 300 W to Main Street. It is closed to both vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
Sandy brush fire highlights extreme wildfire danger despite rain
Officials say Utahns shouldn't let Wednesday’s rain showers fool them, because things remain tinder dry in many areas of the state.
‘It’s devastating’: Cabin owner describes losses caused by Cottonwood Fire
BEAVER — Steve Mayer, his family and two other families had spent the past six years building their dream vacation cabin in the scenic Tushar Mountains. He traveled there this past weekend to help finish painting the drywall while constructing a small fire pit. Mayer, who primarily lives in Cottonwood Heights, remember
Salt Lake City Weekly’s live music picks for June 25 to July 1
Entering from the indie folk boom of the early 2010s, The Crane Wives are made up by Grand Rapids, Mich. natives Emilee Petersmark (guitar and vocals), Kate Pillsbury (guitar and vocals), Dan Rickabus (drums and vocals) and Ben Zito (bass). In the likeness of other modern folk groups like Of Monsters and Men and The Lu
Doulas of Utah is hosting a Diaper Drive for families in need
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – Doulas of Utah is helping address one of the pressing needs in families with a state-wide diaper drive. Doulas of Utah is partnering with the Utah Food Bank to help families solve this overlooked issue that tends to cost families over $100 per child every month.
