118 outdoor brands say Trump went too far with Utah's monument reductions

A group of 118 outdoor businesses sent a letter to several federal agencies on Friday expressing "firm and unequivocal opposition" to the recent reduction of two national monuments in Utah.

How an Ogden company built a colossal star-spangled nutcracker

When a small Minnesota town recently unveiled what is thought to be the world's tallest nutcracker, it had an Ogden-based company to thank for building it.

How a former youth hostel was flipped into a key housing need in Salt Lake County

A 29-bed facility for women recovering from severe mental illness is now open, with state, county and philanthropic help, and a little luck in the building market.

What a $15 pint of ice cream says about the economy

Artisanal ice cream businesses are drawing customers willing to pay premium prices, reflecting broader trends in consumer spending on small indulgences, local products and unique experiences.

Utah tech leader who coined 'Silicon Slopes' selling his company for $400M

Utah business analytics firm Domo will be acquired by Progress Software Corporation for $400 million, far below its former $2 billion valuation.

This wave of Trump tariffs is likely here to stay; more are coming

After a court setback, President Donald Trump is rebuilding his tariff agenda through more established trade laws, imposing new duties and launching investigations aimed at strengthening long-term U.S. trade protections.

Less booze, more moves: Inside Gen Z's new social scene

Gen Z in Britain is shifting away from traditional pub culture toward alcohol-free social activities like running clubs, padel and coffee raves, contributing to changes in the country's nightlife scene.