Las Vegas left high and dry by current water rights
Las Vegas is starting to run out of water and a new proposition could affect Utah's water source in the process of re-hydrating the city of lights.
Adventure at the Anime Banzai
It wasn't Comic-Con, but enthusiasm abounded the weekend of October 21st-23rd as thousands met for the annual Anime Banzai, a convention filled with costumes,...
Four students organize furniture drive for victims of domestic violence
Four SLCC students raised funds and collected furniture Tuesday as part of their ongoing capstone project to benefit the nonprofit crisis shelter, Safe Harbor.
‘No Cap’: How Gen Z slang is shaking up office talk
From baby boomers to Gen Z, each group has their own way of speaking, which can make conversations more confusing than productive.
Election Campus Cup awarded to SLCC
Lieutenant Governor presents trophy to SLCC for registering the most people to vote in the 2012 political season.
Children are selected to compete for adult’s amusement at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus
The fountain quad is this year's arena for a game of wits and cunning.
Voices Amplified: Feb. 16, 2023
Learn more about maternal mental health, seasonal affective disorder, and more on the latest episode of Voices Amplified on KRCL.
Lawsuits filed over cuts to Utah monuments
With the recent reduction of two national monuments, the battle over public lands is just beginning.
Another Wacky Wednesday: Mutt’s Day
July 31 is a day to celebrate man’s best friend by exploring any one of Salt Lake’s off-leash dog parks.
Local wholesale food at your fingertips
Hummus in four flavors can be found to the right, just inside the front door. Fresh cut meat from local butchers are found after...
Endowment cuts threaten local arts initiatives
Possible endowment cuts could be troublesome for local art and culture initiatives.
SLCC to recognize Juneteenth
The Salt Lake Community College Faculty Senate recently voted unanimously to recognize Juneteenth as an in-class holiday.