Myth-busting common democracy fallacies
Mason Britton delves into and dispels seven myths surrounding the American democratic system.
Utah legislature puts initiative changes on November ballot
The special session was called amid the Utah Supreme Court’s decision to restrict the legislature’s power to revise voter initiatives.
Utah Supreme Court decision to uphold block on abortion trigger law elicits many viewpoints
Community members react to a recent ruling by the Utah Supreme Court that continues the injunction on a trigger law that bans nearly all abortions in the state.
Several athletes with Utah ties to compete at the Paris Olympics
The Paris 2024 Olympics will feature several athletes who are from Utah or who have called Utah home for some time.
Alternative Pride festival in Salt Lake City promotes community over corporations
For the third straight year, Pride Without Police provided an alternative to Utah Pride celebrations that occurred earlier in the month.
Shared mobility devices present some safety issues for riders and others
Publicly accessible shared mobility devices such as dockless e-scooters offer a cost-effective means of transportation within Salt Lake City. But these systems come with their own set of responsibilities.
Here are some options for recreation in and around Salt Lake City this summer
The Salt Lake Valley is brimming with summertime activities. The Globe put together a list of happenings for Bruins to enjoy.
Utah’s 2024 Pride Parade weaves through downtown Salt Lake City, fostering alliances
Utah Pride Parade participants marched through downtown Salt Lake City on Sunday to advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and allies.
Reconstruction of 2100 South in Sugar House aims to increase access, safety
Community input factored heavily into the redesign of 2100 South in Sugar House. Construction is now underway.
Drive-through provides needed supplies to pets
David Stensland covers the pet pantry drive-through event hosted by Salt Lake County Animal Services.
Tooele residents say they’re fighting a ‘losing battle’ against inland port projects
As two inland port projects in Tooele County reach the development phase, residents and advocacy groups continue to fight the plans, citing hazards to the community and the environment.
Four students organize furniture drive for victims of domestic violence
Four SLCC students raised funds and collected furniture Tuesday as part of their ongoing capstone project to benefit the nonprofit crisis shelter, Safe Harbor.