Downtown Salt Lake City could soon be revitalized. What does that mean for 'Japantown'?

A bill that outlines a new revitalization zone in downtown Salt Lake City is rekindling discussions over a plan to revamp what's left of the city's historic "Japantown" neighborhood.

What's changing in Utah's housing market after real estate lawsuit settlement

The spring homebuying season is here, and realtor Alicia Holdaway says Utah's housing market is getting busy.

The federal government needs to be put on a diet, economist says

A recent poll indicates more than 85% of Americans are anxious and troubled by the ballooning national debt.

MacKenzie Scott donates $640 million, more than doubling planned gifts to nonprofits

The billionaire philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott announced Tuesday she would give $640 million to more than 360 organizations in response to an application process she launched last year.

Imposters stealing Utah restaurant names to deceive drivers, customers on food-delivery apps

When a popular Provo pizzeria couldn't get a food-delivery app to remove an impostor account, the owners decided to Get Gephardt to investigate.

State leaders don't want to get 'behind the ball' on artificial intelligence

A lot has changed since 2003, but former Gov. Mike Leavitt sees Utah facing similar challenges as those he saw while in office.

Unilever to cut 7,500 jobs and spin off ice cream business, which includes Ben & Jerry's

Unilever, the company that makes Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Dove soaps and Vaseline, says it's cutting 7,500 jobs and spinning off its ice cream business to reduce costs and boost profits.