The Weekly Reel: How to get into reading comics
This has been quite the summer movie season. It started out strong with “The Avengers,” hit a nice beat with “The Amazing Spider-Man” and...
Students leap into business ownership after SLCC education
Two alumni students from SLCC flow from education into business ownership.
Teacher predicts destiny in elementary school
Tiana Stauffer took an unconventional route to her career as an elementary school teacher. Jordan Bagley has the story.
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.
End of an era as 3.2 beer leaves Utah
Utah recently said goodbye to 3.2 percent beer, welcoming heavier alcoholic beers to grocery and convenience store shelves.
Utah sets daily record for new COVID-19 cases
The state of Utah reported 911 new coronavirus cases Thursday.
Domestic violence cases spike during pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has caused an increase in domestic violence calls.
Marching forward: Chauvin conviction eases unrest
Protesters and advocates expressed hope after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter in the killing of George Floyd.
Texas abortion law: What does it mean for Utah?
College students discuss the new Texas abortion law and what influence it might have on Utah.
What can be done to save the Great Salt Lake? The Globe joins solutions...
We will answer the question: During a time of drought, climate change and major population growth, how can Utah better support a critical body of water?
‘Flip Your Strip’ gaining traction, leading to removal of water-guzzling turf
Several Utah cities in the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District have opted into the Flip Your Strip program, which encourages residents to remove turf from their parking strips.