New filing stirs Great Salt Lake fears as giant Utah data center comes into...
A new water-rights filing tied to a proposed mega data center in northern Utah is renewing fears about the future of the Great Salt Lake, just as new renderings offer the clearest look yet at what the massive development could become. What's happening?. A proposal connected to the Box Elder...
Vietnam veteran struggling with PTSD and hoarding fights to save SLC home and pet...
A Vietnam War veteran is getting a new look on life after accepting help from some friends as he faces possibly losing his home because of hoarding conditions.
Police search for hit-and-run driver who fled West Valley City crash on foot
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah, May 21, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Multiple police agencies tracked a suspect overnight after his vehicle reportedly struck a building and a pedestrian before he fled the scene on foot. The incident occurred just before midnight Wednesday near 3500 South and Bangerter Highway, where multiple...
Hang glider injured in Draper crash Wednesday night
DRAPER, Utah, May 21, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — First responders were on the scene of a hang glider crash Wednesday night, the second aerial mishap in recent days in the area. The fall of the hang glider was dispatched at 7:40 p.m., the patient reported initially as unconscious and not breathing, with CPR underway.
Common‑sense state action can unlock a geothermal revolution in Utah and beyond
Ann Garth is a senior geothermal associate at the Clean Air Task Force, where she develops and advocates for policies to promote next-generation geothermal resources. Dan West is CATF's senior Western regional policy manager, with prior experience at Rivian, the U.S. Senate, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Au
Salt Lake City Has So Much More Culture to Offer Than “The Secret Lives...
The Utah city has multiple festival offerings, including the recent Kilby Block Party and the Living Traditions Festival
Riverton officials identify property where illegal irrigation connection forced boil order
RIVERTON, Utah (KUTV) — Riverton City officials said they have identified the property where an illegal connection between culinary and secondary irrigation water lines caused a boil water order in part of the city. A city representative said the cross connection was not believed to be malicious. However, officials...
Man arrested for kidnapping, assault after finding messages on girlfriend’s phone in South Jordan
A man was arrested in South Jordan after he allegedly found text messages on his girlfriend's phone, then assaulted and kidnapped her while she was at work, according to South Jordan Police.
SSLPD seeks 2 teens believed to have run away
SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah, May 20, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — South Salt Lake police are asking for the public’s help in locating two teenage boys who appear to have run away Wednesday afternoon from the area of 150 W. Price Ave. The boys are 17-year-old Noah Reinhart and...
Restaurants with live music, bowling alleys announced as new F&B options in Granary District
More food and beverage options are coming to the Granary District, as the area continues its ongoing buildout. Two new restaurants — The Rustic and Bowl & Barrel — are slated to be anchors in the new Silo Park, according to a news release from Blaser Ventures and Lowe Property Group, the two companies behind the develo

















