Water year leaves slightly fewer Utahns worried about Great Salt Lake
Although an exceptional 2022-23 winter season resulted in a good water year for the state, a majority of Utahns remain concerned about the future of the Great Salt Lake.
Drive-through provides needed supplies to pets
David Stensland covers the pet pantry drive-through event hosted by Salt Lake County Animal Services.
‘No Cap’: How Gen Z slang is shaking up office talk
From baby boomers to Gen Z, each group has their own way of speaking, which can make conversations more confusing than productive.
How U can identify and protect yourself from Great Salt Lake dust storms
With over 50% of the lakebed exposed, researchers warn dust events are becoming more common, exposing Utahns along the Wasatch Front to dangerous airborne pollutants. We asked the professionals how Utahns can prepare.
President Obama announces new loan payment plan
Last week, President Obama announced a new education plan that includes the re-payment of student loans.
PR Web reported that on November 3, the President...
SHEROES United invites women to share their stories
Sheroes is looking for a few good women who have overcome trials to be leaders in the community.
Oxfam banquet gives a special gift: awareness
After attending the Oxfam Hunger Banquet last week, assistant editor Rachael Folland describes her experience and recalls lessons learned from the event.
Tracy Aviary celebrates Andy’s ‘bird-day’
Andy the Andean condor turned 56 earlier this month; Brook Cummings-Arnold has a recap.
Bears Ears monument illustrates cultural divide
The fight over Bears Ears National Monument has stirred up a lingering rift between local communities.
Criminology club members assist the homeless
The Utah Criminology and Criminal Justice Consortium is doing its part to help the homeless in Salt Lake City. Get an update on Operation Rio Grande and what is happening downtown.
Why students should care about SLC mayoral election
Salt Lake City mayoral candidates Luz Escamilla and Erin Mendenhall have been discussing several issues that impact SLCC students.
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.