SLCPD identify two killed in workplace shooting
Salt Lake City Police Department said they have identified two men who were killed in a workplace shooting on Sunday.2 years ago
Utah Opera to present The Marriage of Figaro
Utah Opera announced that it will present The Marriage of Figaro. The opera, composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, will open at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theater on Saturday, March 9.2 years ago
Strong winds cause ski lift holds, Powder Mountain cancels day skiing March 2
Powder Mountain announced that day skiing will be closed tomorrow following strong winds. The announcement came as resorts across the state experienced impacted lift operations due to the gusts.2 years ago
Gov. Cox not planning to veto any 2024 legislative session bills
As the 2024 Utah legislative session draws to a close, Gov. Cox said he is not planning to veto any bills.2 years ago
Utah recycling is improving, according to Waste Management
Utah has made progress on how much gets recycled, according to Mark Snedecor, Waste Management of Utah's director of recycling operations.2 years ago
Why and how to reduce single-use plastic consumption in your life
Smithsonian Magazine reported that the United States produced 40 million tons of plastic waste in 2021. Only about two million tons were recycled, however.2 years ago
Utah Jazz owner hypes potential “sports-centered” downtown Salt Lake
Ryan Smith, the owner of the Utah Jazz, is hyping up the possibility of bringing more professional sports teams to Utah.2 years ago
No one-size-fits-all solution to help those experiencing homelessness, expert says
Those experiencing homelessness in Utah often are presented with similar options, regardless of their situation.2 years ago
Soldier Hollow Nordic Center adopts renewable energy
Soldier Hollow Nordic Center's Clear Peaks Program is expected to provide 100% of the Nordic Center's energy needs.2 years ago
Red Butte Garden announces new speaker series
Red Butte Garden announced a new speaker series called Cultivating Wisdom and Wonder on Wednesday.2 years ago
SLCPD finds missing Tooele woman dead
Tooele Police Department said that Salt Lake City Police Department found Karen Crawford, a missing Tooele woman, dead on Tuesday.2 years ago
Save People Save Wildlife urges creation of wildlife passageway on SR 224
Save People Save Wildlife has urged Park City's council to add a wildlife passageway on S.R. 224 to its 2024 strategic plan. The organization presented its case to the council on February 15.2 years ago
Can sour candy ease anxiety and panic attacks?
Experts say a TikTok trend where people suck on sour candy to ease anxiety or panic attacks, can work.2 years ago
Policy brief shows higher education benefits for individuals, communities
According to the University of Utah's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, economic data shows that the completion of higher education benefits individuals and their communities.2 years ago
Utah Red Cross encourages CPR training this Valentine’s Day
The American Red Cross of Utah has invited community members to take part in CPR training this Valentine's Day.2 years ago
SLC announces grant to help businesses adopt solar power
Salt Lake City Sustainability Department has partnered with Utah Clean Energy to help locally-owned businesses install solar power in their buildings.2 years ago
UHP trooper injured while deploying tire spikes
Sgt. Cam Roden of UHP said that a trooper was injured as law enforcement was working to deploy tire spikes.2 years ago
Man dies as a result of injures from skiing off cliff outside Snowbasin
The skier was in the Mt. Ogden Bowl which features access to extreme cliffs, according to local officials.2 years ago
One injured in skier-triggered avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon
A skier-triggered avalanche injured one skier in Little Cottonwood Canyon on Sunday.3 years ago
African lion at Hogle Zoo makes Super Bowl prediction
Vulcan, a 12-year-old African lion at the Hogle Zoo, gave his Super Bowl prediction on Thursday morning.3 years ago
Utah Cutthroat Slam funds three conservation projects
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has announced three conservation projects for Utah's native cutthroat trout population. They were all funded by the Utah Cutthroat Slam.3 years ago
Attorneys for Ralph Menzies file opposition of execution
Ralph Menzies' attorneys have filed an opposition to the Utah Attorney General's request for an execution warrant.3 years ago
Proposed bill aims to change Utah solar policy
Sen. Wayne Harper has sponsored a bill that updates solar policy in Utah. SB189 would raise and simplify energy bill credits for energy generated by solar power.3 years ago