SLCC votes 2022: US House District 3
Learn more about Republican Rep. John Curtis and Democratic challenger Glenn Wright in this debate recap for the U.S. House District 3 seat.
LDS Church says it plans more Great Salt Lake, water conservation measures
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated 5,700 water shares to the Great Salt Lake. A high-ranking church official said the faith group is investigating further conservation measures.
Some Utahns at higher risk of exposure to toxic dust from Great Salt Lake,...
Wind events and dust pollution caused by low water levels in Great Salt Lake impact communities in Tooele County and the western part of Salt Lake City.
Dreams come true with the Disney College Program
Wishing on a star isn’t necessary for those who want to work with the Disney Company. Disneyland and Walt Disney World offer college students of...
Sandbar welcomes college students
The Sandbar is open to all college students 21 years of age and over.
All week long Sandbar has different line-ups for different days of...
Where to get help against domestic violence
Help is available to victims of domestic violence and here are several sources for help for those in need.
‘No Fixed Address’ at The Leonardo brings awareness to homelessness in Utah
Thousands of Utahns suffer from homelessness. The Leonardo is hosting an exhibit that explores the causes and solutions to this unfortunate problem.
Mara Liasson takes on fake news
NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson spoke at the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics on Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Biskupski discusses state of the city
Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski delivered the 2019 State of the City address Thursday at East High School.
Utah natives offer winter driving tips
As the snow begins to fly, Utah natives give newcomers some advice on driving in winter weather.
Utah primary voting: What you need to know
Learn why the June 30 primary has captured the attention of several thousand Utah voters.
Students react to Utah’s spike in COVID-19 cases
Salt Lake Community College students have differing opinions on COVID-19 and the recent surge in cases.