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Miller Family Foundation launches grant program with $500K to aid SLC's west side

10/14/2024 9:23pm
The Miller Family Foundation has launched a grant program with an initial $500,000 investment to aid Salt Lake City's west side as development pressure in the zone mounts.

Brighton Town Council decides against purchase of mayor-owned Silver Fork Lodge

10/14/2024 8:29pm
The town of Brighton decided Monday afternoon to end an agreement to purchase the Silver Fork Lodge, which is owned by Mayor Danial Knopp

Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS will be more visible in Utah Monday, experts say

10/14/2024 4:38pm
Salt Lake City -- Utahns will get another chance to see a " once-in-80,000-years " comet Monday, experts said.

Volunteers sort bricks as Salt Lake historic meetinghouse enters next phase

10/14/2024 3:04pm
Volunteers gathered Saturday to help sort bricks as the new owner started positioning an old church meetinghouse in Salt Lake City toward its next phase.

Bath and Body Works apologizes for selling candles that looked like Ku Klux Klan hoods

10/14/2024 2:19pm
Bath and Body Works has stopped selling a candle that was emblazoned with a winter theme that many commenters online compared to a Ku Klux Klan hood.

Italian quick-service chain plans Utah return with 5 new locations

10/14/2024 12:07pm
The nation's largest Italian quick-service restaurant chain is taking another crack at Utah beginning next year.

What is open and closed on Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples Day

10/14/2024 9:22am
Many government services will not be available for Indigenous Peoples Day, also known as Columbus Day.

Farmers help a small town thrive with a big assist from a river

10/14/2024 6:17am
The desert conditions along the Green River with hot days and cool nights provide the perfect cultivation to produce what the growers — and the town — say are the best.