Little Cottonwood gondola project gets passing council vote
The Wasatch Front Regional Council recently voted in favor of a new transportation plan that includes a proposed gondola for Little Cottonwood Canyon.
State educators chime in on the nation’s — and Utah’s — lagging literacy rates
Utah students in grades 1-3 are struggling with reading and literacy, causing concern for educators and parents across the state.
SLCC alumnus tells story of a dream come true
Michael Fewkes has achieved professional success after graduating from Salt Lake Community College with a degree in music recording technology.
Rape and sexual assault seriousness discussed
The Collegiate DECA and the Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center met at the Student Center on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus on Friday, April 6 to discuss the issues of date rape, acquaintance rape and assault awareness for their “Date Rape Awareness Expo.”
Worlds of analogue and digital collide at local exhibition
Analogital is Utah Museum of Contemporary Art’s newest exhibit that explores the transition from analogue to digital through works of various artists.
FanX: Five Thursday events that were worth attending
Salt Lake Comic Con's Fan X features so many things that staff writer Aldo Gomez tries to help catch up on events that might have been missed.
How to stop bystander effect, domestic violence
Understand the dangers of domestic violence and how you can safely help someone in need.
Prop 2 and the fight for medical marijuana in Utah
Medical marijuana in Utah is on the ballot this fall. Learn more about the issue and tell us where you stand.
Utah increases minimum tobacco age to 21
HB 324, which raises the minimum age to purchase tobacco from 19 to 21, was signed into law earlier this year.
6 holiday markets for last-minute shoppers
Waiting to buy your holiday gifts? Check out these local markets open the weekend before Christmas.
Voting in light of COVID-19
Utah voters still have time to register before the 2020 election.
Gov. Herbert issues new emergency orders as COVID-19 cases continue to surge
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert issued a new state of emergency and a statewide mask mandate Sunday evening after a surge in coronavirus cases.