A Birthday Tradition: High Tea at the Grand America
I am a proud cool auntie with mostly nephews. My niece and I are close and have always enjoyed doing sophisticated “lady” things together. Every year since she was five years old, we’ve gone to The Grand America high tea for her birthday. We get dressed up, she borrows my fancy (costume) jewelry, and we have tea, or...
University of Utah Health named best hospital in state again
U.S. News & World Report named University of Utah Health the top hospital in the state. State of play: The university hospital has held the No. 1 spot in Utah and the Salt Lake City metro area for 12 straight years, according to U.S. News' 2025-26 best hospitals rankings released Tuesday.
Delta’s AI pricing prompting consumer protection bill from Utah lawmaker
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah lawmaker is seeking to prevent companies from setting prices for individuals based on their personal data, after Delta Air Lines announced it would use artificial intelligence to set some airfares. The announcement from Delta, which has a hub in Salt Lake City, has...
Guests, staff uninjured after motorcycle crashes into Black Bear Diner
DRAPER, Utah (KUTV) — Police confirmed no guests or staff members were injured after a motorcycle crashed through the front window of a diner in Draper. The motorcycle crashed through the Black Bear Diner on Saturday, landing just feet from where guests were eating. “We could be looking at...
Complaint about dry field ‘fire potential’ made days before devastating Millcreek fire
MILLCREEK, Utah (KUTV) — The area that caught on fire and spread to two apartment buildings has been of concern for a while, and some nearby residents are still worried. Millcreek City released records from two 2025 code cases involving the same complaint from the same person, another code case from 2022, and two...
Residents displaced by Millcreek apartment fire will receive $2,300+ per unit
The individuals and families who lost their homes last week in a massive apartment complex fire in Millcreek have a bit of relief coming their way — from both the city and from private donors.
Husband, wife duo accused of stealing misdelivered wedding gifts
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (KUTV) — A South Jordan couple was arrested after they allegedly stole several misdelivered packages. Idrees Muhammad Zahir, 26, and his wife, Shazia Mohammadi, 28, were arrested on suspicion of third-degree felony mail theft. On Friday, an officer with the South Jordan Police Department was...
‘All gone… it’s a lot;’ Families piece together lives after Millcreek fire
Families are trying to piece their lives back together, days after a fire destroyed their Millcreek apartments, leaving them overwhelmed as they do everything they can to hold onto a sense of normalcy
BNSF begins California-to-Salt Lake City intermodal service
BNSF Railway Co. last week announced on social media that its new Salt Lake City intermodal service is up and running. The service enables BNSF customers to move intermodal freight from California to Salt Lake City. The Class I's first double-stack train bound for Salt Lake City left California on July 23.
Key questions still unanswered in fatal shooting at Salt Lake ‘No Kings’ protest
SALT LAKE CITY — Kate Brande was among thousands marching at the June ‘No Kings’ protest in Salt Lake City when chanting and cheering turned into terror. “One minute you’re walking with a big smile on your face,” recalled Brande, 24, of West Jordan. “The next minute, everybody starts freaking out, dispersing,...
