Salt Lake City Weekly’s essential A&E picks for August 13 to August 19
Those familiar with Shakespeare’s “Scottish play” know Macbeth as a tale of ambition and power, one in which the manipulations of Lady Macbeth lead to violence and disruption. But writer Sophie McIntosh took a unique angle on the story in her 2022 play Macb*tches, which shifts the source of the drama from the question
Utah almost broke another heat record in July — it was also wetter than...
SALT LAKE CITY — Last month was the warmest July in the contiguous U.S. since at least 1895, but not in Utah — just barely. The Beehive State ended July with an average temperature of 76.7 degrees, which was its second-warmest July overall over the past 132 years and a half-degree shy of its July record set in 2003, ac
Fine dining with STK steakhouse
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (Good Things Utah) – Fine dining with gourmet cuisine in downtown Salt Lake gets no better than STK steakhouse! They are one of the vendors who will be at the Fork Cancer event this year on August 21st. And our very own Deena Manzanares will be emceeing!
Back-to-school at Olympus High School
HOLLADAY — At Olympus High School, the halls are getting ready to fill up again as students return for a new school year. Teachers have spent the week preparing their classrooms and getting ready for a new group of students. For seniors, there's a little more emotion knowing this...
SLC warned of ‘significantly higher-than-normal risk’ of West Nile virus
Residents and visitors in Salt Lake City now face what is being called a "significantly higher-than-normal risk" of West Nile virus as positive tests return at 7x above normal levels.
19-year-old alleged drug trafficker indicted after narcotics seized from residence
A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City returned an indictment charging a 19-year-old with drug crimes after he allegedly sold cocaine during an undercover operation.
Suspect accused of stabbing mall employee indicted for hate crime
The man accused of stabbing a West Valley City employee over his religion has been indicted on a federal hate crime charge.
One dead after rollover crash in Millcreek
A man died following a crash near 3900 S and 1300 E in Millcreek on Wednesday.
Former Utah bookkeeper pleads guilty to stealing $1.3 million from local business
A former Utah bookkeeper has admitted to stealing over $1.3 million from a local business by writing herself unauthorized payments for seven years.
Utah’s Colombian community seeking donations to help Colombian quake victims
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah may now be home for thousands of expatriate Colombians and others of Colombian descent. But those in the community still feel a strong connection to the country and have launched a fundraising drive to help their compatriots affected by the powerful earthquake that shook Colombia on Monday.

















