Peaceful protest turns violent in downtown Salt Lake City
Here's a look at some of the major developments that took place in Salt Lake City during the protest against police brutality on Saturday.
SLCC students express concern over reopening economy
Many students at Salt Lake Community College believe it’s too soon to reopen Utah’s economy.
Aftershocks continue to rock Utah as ShakeOut approaches
More than 1,200 aftershocks have struck the Beehive State following a 5.7 magnitude earthquake March 18.
Watchtower Coffee and Comics moves into new digs
Watchtower Coffee and Comics set up shop one block west on Main Street before the coronavirus outbreak forced them to close.
Students sound off on 2020 Democratic primary
SLCC students share their thoughts on the Democratic primary as the coronavirus affects voting in several states.
Utah may adopt permanent daylight saving time
The passage of Senate Bill 59 puts Utah one step closer to using Mountain Daylight Time on a permanent basis.
5.7-magnitude earthquake rattles Salt Lake Valley
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook the Wasatch Front shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday.
Utah Democrats favor Sanders
Super Tuesday led to some surprising results in the Utah Democratic primary.
Utah teachers walk out, demand more funding
The Salt Lake Education Association organized the “Walk for Students” to demand more funding for schools.
SLCC prepares for possible impacts of coronavirus
Here's the latest on the coronavirus outbreak and what SLCC is doing to prepare for the disease's potential impact on the college.
‘Exonerated Five’ members talk about growing up in prison
Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana discuss their incarcerations during SLCC’s Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Keynote.
The complicated relationship between SLCPD and the homeless
The relationship between the homeless, activists, and police is often tenuous, but that isn't always the case.