Fairpark home to new sculpture inspired by 'multiculturalism and cooperative spirit'

Fairpark is home to a new sculpture at 500 North and 1300 West that was inspired by the Salt Lake City neighborhood's "multiculturalism and cooperative spirit."

NBA YoungBoy, rapper who was convicted in Utah, receives pardon

Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, known by his stage name NBA YoungBoy, has been pardoned after his conviction in Utah.

2 new baptismal fonts near completion as Salt Lake Temple renovations continue

Renovations to Salt Lake Temple's interior are picking up as seismic upgrades to the historic building wind down.

Have You Seen This? Girl loses her phone on Lagoon's Cannibal ride

A friendly PSA to stash your phone on roller coasters.

Salt Lake City to open 4 new foothills trailheads 4 years after plan hit a snag

Salt Lake City has opened the first of four new trailheads offering better access to its foothills trail systems, as it picks back up on a foothills plan that hit a snag in 2021.

The unsung heroes cleaning up Utah's parks after a busy holiday weekend

After Utahns flocked to the outdoors over Memorial Day Weekend, custodial crews worked hard to return parks like Jordanelle and Deer Creek to as pristine of a state as possible.

NPR sues President Trump over executive order to cut the station's federal funding

Following President Donald Trump's executive order to end federal funding for NPR and PBS, NPR has filed a lawsuit against the president.

St. George man latest in family to suffer kidney failure from rare genetic condition

Zakk Coomes discovered last week that he is in kidney failure. But he is relying on his faith to carry him through as his family searches for a donor.

Trump to pardon reality TV's Todd and Julie Chrisley after tax evasion conviction

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he will pardon Todd and Julie Chrisley, stars of the reality TV show "Chrisley Knows Best" who in 2022 were found guilty of federal charges of tax evasion and conspiring to swindle community banks.