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After receiving multiple complaints about 2100 South, Salt Lake City created an introductory plan to fix the road between 700 East and 1300 East.

The Pacific Islander community celebrates their unique place in Utah history at the former Polynesian colony of Iosepa.

Dozens of high schoolers from Horizonte Instruction and Training Center learned about the Great Salt Lake during a field trip to Antelope Island on Thursday, Oct 27.

Hear from yardfarmer.co founder Daryl Lindsey, student journalist Alexander Campbell and music professor Craig Ferrin on this episode of Voices Amplified.

Attorneys for Planned Parenthood and the state of Utah presented their arguments to the Utah Supreme Court regarding the preliminary injunction on the state's abortion trigger law, which bans all elective abortions except in cases of rape, incest or risk to the mother's health.

For the third straight year, Pride Without Police provided an alternative to Utah Pride celebrations that occurred earlier in the month.

As spring arrives in Utah, one of the West’s most bizarre and fleeting spectacles begins: the greater sage grouse mating display.

The Silent Witness display features silhouettes of victims of domestic violence abuse. As a part of Domestic Violence Awareness month their stories are being told.

SLCC's Arts and Culture Events will host a gallery of artwork by Frida Kahlo on Thursday, Feb. 13 at the South City Campus.

With Women's History Month ongoing, Vanessa Beatty looks at wage discrepancies between genders and how advocacy has made a difference in other women's issues.

NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson spoke at the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics on Wednesday, Nov. 8.