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Salt Lake City approves $1M loan to help Whiskey Street rebuild after 2025 fire

08/18/2026 7:31pm
A popular Salt Lake City bar and restaurant destroyed by a massive fire on Main Street last year is getting an assist from the city as it plans to rebuild taller than before.

Felicity Faith Jiu Jitsu Academy opens in Texas, led by 17-year-old

08/18/2026 2:37pm
Felicity Hernandez, 17, recently opened Felicity Faith Jiu Jitsu Academy in Kingsville, where she teaches children jiu jitsu and strength and conditioning.

'A big, big plan': South Ogden leaders envision bustling new city center in 61-acre expanse

08/18/2026 10:01am
South Ogden leaders envision a bustling new city center within a 61-acre expanse along Washington Boulevard in a plan to be considered by the City Council.

American Airlines to restore seatback screens, add premium seats in profit push

08/18/2026 8:47am
American Airlines said on Tuesday it would add more premium seats and restore ​seatback entertainment on its narrowbody jets, stepping up its bet on higher-spending travelers.

Disney, ABC sue FCC over threats to broadcast licenses

08/18/2026 8:08am
Disney and ABC sued the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday to ​block an early review of licenses, arguing the Trump administration is punishing the network over broadcast content.

Trump says US and Canada strike deal, temporarily pauses tariffs

08/18/2026 7:16am
President Donald Trump announced late on Tuesday night he was putting a three-day pause on new 50% tariffs set ​to go into effect on Canadian goods on Wednesday, saying the two countries had reached an agreement.

Meta faces 29-state trial that could reshape Instagram and Facebook

08/18/2026 7:06am
A coalition of states suing Meta Platforms over claims Facebook and Instagram were designed to harm young users' mental health will begin making ​its case on Tuesday in California.

'State-sponsored propaganda': Environmental groups file FTC complaint over Utah nuclear ads

08/18/2026 6:16am
A trio of environmental advocacy groups on Monday filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission accusing the Utah Office of Energy Development of producing deceptive and misleading advertisements promoting nuclear energy.