Chalk art for a cause
The 11th Annual Chalk Art Festival at The Gateway mall raised money and awareness for Utah Foster Care.
University of Utah students discuss issues they care about in 2024 election
Several students at the U explain the issues that matter most to them in the upcoming 2024 election.
Why I became an occupational therapy student
A children’s song propelled SLCC student Iliana Alfaro towards a career in occupational therapy. Read her story.
What’s going on at the Capitol
What is the legislature thinking? No one knows, but here is what they are doing.
Voices Amplified: March 21, 2022
Rising journalists once again took over RadioActive for #VoicesAmplified, a collaboration between Salt Lake Community College, Amplify Utah and KRCL.
Paradise in Taylorsville exists at Moki’s
Moki’s Hawaiian Grill offers great food and a surf shop atmosphere.
Women Overcoming Obstacles honor Maya Angelou
Shero.us, an organization that honors extraordinary women, hosted an event to honor Dr. Maya Angelou on Wednesday, April 11. Illness kept Angelou from attending, but a roster of four guest speakers salvaged the event.
Hazardous metals aren’t only in Great Salt Lake’s dust, they’re in the ecosystem too
Metals and chemicals dumped into Great Salt Lake's tributaries have been found in the lake's vital ecosystem.
Juvenile expungement clinic offers a fresh start
Juvenile record expungement clinics give people a chance to clear their name and begin anew.
Students facing grief have access to support resources
Support groups and other resources exist for college students who are grieving a loss.
Tips for staying safe on Utah’s winter roads
Winter weather wreaks havoc on Utah roads, so drivers need to be extra vigilant during the cold months.
Photos: SLC Festival of Colors
Globe photographer Allison Hutto covered the Festival of Colors earlier this month in Salt Lake City.