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Should Utah grocery stores charge restaurant taxes on some foods? This state senator says yes

12/01/2024 7:08pm
Utah state Sen. Lincoln Fillmore plans to propose a law to say a restaurant tax must be added to sales made in "portions of a grocery store that function like a restaurant."

Why Utah leads the way in 'golden gigs'

12/01/2024 6:19pm
A recent study, which looked at retirees who have side hustles, found Utah leads the way in earnings from those jobs at $825 a month.

Heavy inversions hit Northern Utah with smog

12/01/2024 6:13pm
Clearfield — Inversion has created a thin layer of visible smog covering the northern Utah valleys. According to an X

The story of Ballerina Farm and the 2 co-CEOs behind it

12/01/2024 4:41pm
The origins of Ballerina Farm can be traced back to Brazil and Hannah and Daniel Neeleman's entrepreneurial spirit.

'I will still use it' vows youth, as Australia's under-16 social media ban sparks anger, relief

12/01/2024 4:05pm
Australians are reacting with a mixture of anger and relief to a social media ban on children under 16 that the government says is world-leading.

Beehive Meals feted for solving 'What's for dinner?'

12/01/2024 12:04pm
A growing Utah freezer meal business has now gained national recognition.

Who is responsible for fixing a car after a recall notice gets missed?

12/01/2024 10:01am
A Utah car owner bought a car after a recall was issued. The manufacturer denied the overdue repair because it was too late.

Magic can't save 'Harry Potter' star Rupert Grint from $2.3M tax bill

12/01/2024 7:54am
Former "Harry Potter" film actor Rupert Grint faces a $2.3 million bill after he lost a legal battle with the tax authorities.

Redwood Swap Meet vendors have to be out by Dec. 22 as redevelopment edges ahead

12/01/2024 7:16am
Vendors at Redwood Swap Meet, a focus of intense debate over proposed redevelopment, have to leave by Dec. 22 as a housing project edges forward.