Mexico's congress votes to charge cruise ship passengers $42 per head for port calls

Cruise ship industry players are up in arms after the lower house of Mexico's Congress voted this week to charge $42 to every passenger on cruise ships that dock in Mexico.

This sport was the fastest-growing outdoor activity last year

Outdoor recreation is a significant part of Utah's economy. One popular Utah sport was the fastest-growing outdoor recreation activity in 2023 nationwide.

Can break in 'brutal' construction get shoppers back to Sugar House? Salt Lake City hopes so

Salt Lake City officials are urging people to shop locally this holiday season, especially in Sugar House after it went through major growing pains this year.

Black-owned business in Utah begins with a carpe-diem mindset and a love of sweets

A dessert shop in Salt Lake City gained notoriety on the national stage and has been recognized as one of four Black-owned businesses.

Couple charged in ring suspected of stealing $1M in Lululemon clothes

A Connecticut couple has been charged in Minnesota with being part of a shoplifting ring suspected of stealing around $1 million in goods across the country from upscale athletic wear retailer Lululemon.

Could downtown shift east? Developers seek new heights in Salt Lake City neighborhood

Two new projects, currently under consideration, could drastically change the height of buildings in Salt Lake City's Central City neighborhood, which is already experiencing significant growth.

Offering an 'experience' helps in-person shopping climb out of the grave

Online retailers continue to devour consumers' attention and dollars at an accelerating rate, but the in-person shopping experience has made a marked recovery since pandemic restrictions.