Salt Lake City
Bryanna Willis
Plans for 300 West bikeway hit roadblock
After months of planning, the 300 West bikeway to Pioneer Park is being revised after a UDOT request.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd
Young child dies after “slow speed” crash in Salt Lake City, police say
Salt Lake City officials said an SUV was moving slowly in a driveway when the child was hit.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
How this small library fills a big need for a Salt Lake City neighborhood
Eight main or branch library locations are strategically scattered throughout Salt Lake City, but city leaders were well aware the map left a "big hole" in and around the Ballpark neighborhood.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Salt Lake’s popular farmers market could soon go a year-round. Can it turn Pioneer Park around?
Today, Pioneer Park averages fewer than 170 visits per day, much less than other city parks, largely because of safety concerns and lack of park amenities.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Newest way to move around Salt Lake City doubles as history lesson
SALT LAKE CITY — A crowd eagerly files into a double-decker bus, scrambling to score a second-story seat as Maurice “Moe” Egan climbs into the driver’s seat. Within minutes, he’s spewing a unique blend of historical facts with folksy commentary and location recommendations through a headset as he drives past downtown Salt Lake City. There’s […]1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Salt Lake City adopts 3 new flags to bypass new state flag law
SALT LAKE CITY — Leaders of Utah’s capital city voted to add three new city flags, all incorporating designs not allowed through a new state flag law, to sidestep the measure hours before it goes into law. Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall unveiled three new city flag designs to members of the Salt Lake […]1 year ago
Tammy Kikuchi
SLCo Council to consider Smith Entertainment Group’s proposal to buy part of the Salt Palace
The Smith Entertainment Group hopes to buy a chunk of Salt Palace property to build its downtown entertainment district.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Drastic traffic changes on the table as UDOT studies Salt Lake City’s Capitol Hill
Salt Lake City's downtown, Capitol Hill and University of Utah commutes are converging into regular residential traffic patterns, resulting in unique challenges.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Streets will be closed as Salt Lake City Marathon returns this weekend
The Salt Lake City Marathon returns this Saturday, along with the associated traffic impacts while the event occurs.1 year ago
Heather Kelly
Why FanX? Celebrities can still be found in Utah even though Sundance is leaving
Founder and CEO of FanX Salt Lake, Dan Farr, said, "We could book 10 times as many celebrities, if we had room."1 year ago
Carter Williams. ksl.com
Moving rails in Salt Lake underground is costly. Will new benefits report change the debate?
A project plan to move to move Salt Lake rails underground would come with a big price tag but could give an economic boost.1 year ago
ALEX CABRERO, KSL TV
Utah honors 250th anniversary of the ‘Shot Heard Round the World’ with ceremony at the Capitol
Utah celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Shot Heard Round the World at the Utah Capitol on Saturday.1 year ago
Alton Barnhart
Deadly crash that killed motorcyclist under investigation by SLCPD
Salt Lake City Police Department is investigating a deadly crash that killed a motorcyclist in the Fairpark neighborhood on the evening of April 15.1 year ago
Kennedy Camarena
SWAT team responded to an incident in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City Police Department SWAT Team worked on an incident in Salt Lake City on Sunday.1 year ago
Heather Peterson
Salt Lake City council approves public infrastructure district
The Public Infrastructure District was approved by state leaders when SB26 passed this session. The Salt Lake City Council then had to get on board with the funding mechanism.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla and Simone Seikaly
It’s Ballpark neighborhood’s first quiet opening day in 30+ years
It's been more than 30 years since there was no opening day baseball in Salt Lake's Ballpark neighborhood.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Utah signs off on $1.8B for downtown ‘reinvestment zone’ after big last-second changes
A state committee has approved a $1.8 billion "reinvestment zone" for major downtown redevelopment near the soon-to-be renovated Delta Center.1 year ago
Don Brinkerhoff
General Conference expected to bring a lot of traffic to downtown Salt Lake City
As many as 100,000 people could be in the downtown area this weekend for the 195th Annual General Conference.1 year ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Now demolished, Salt Lake City outlines what’s next for ‘Fleet Block’ development
Crews have all but wrapped up the demolition of Salt Lake City's old vehicle fleet buildings, which included the removal of over two dozen murals depicting people killed in police interactions.1 year ago
Adam Small
UDOT exploring ways to improve travel around downtown Salt Lake City, including walkability
UDOT is conducting a study on how it can improve mobility for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians around northeastern Salt Lake City.1 year ago
Tammy Kikuchi
Salt Lake City approves new loan program to help ease affordable housing shortage
The Salt Lake City Council has approved a first-of-its-kind funding program for the construction of ADUs on Salt Lake City's west side.1 year ago
ANDREW ADAMS
$33,000 in SLC parking tickets issued for these ADA stalls in 2 months
Salt Lake City said it would make changes to a group of ADA parking stalls after neighbors and visitors complained, revealing tens of thousands of dollars-worth of parking tickets issued there in the first two months of the year.1 year ago
Michelle Lee
When to plant vegetables along the Wasatch Front
With the weather slowly warming up along the Wasatch Front, many people are excited to start planting vegetables again. But when exactly should you start?1 year ago
