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.
Amid shelter closing, SLCC amps up support of basic needs
As homeless adapt to a new normal at the new resource centers, Salt Lake Community College evaluates how to best support its own homeless students and faculty.
Community Roundtable: SLCC’s prison education and reintegration program
Gina C. Alfred and David Bokovoy discuss the issues and initiatives surrounding the prison education program at Salt Lake Community College.
Brief power outage causes hiccup for Sundance festivalgoers
A brief power outage in Kimball Junction caused a traffic backup onto Interstate 80 on the first day of the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
Road Home closure pushes homeless community to adapt
The Road Home closed its doors in November, creating big changes for Salt Lake City's homeless population.
Publik Coffee: The perfect blend of passion and community
Publik Coffee manager Josh Edgar explains how the company embraces the community it serves.