We Are Humans, Plead Salt Lake's Homeless Population New York Times photographer says Salt Lake City’s ongoing efforts to clear out homeless people are inhumane and unnecessary. Five years ago, the New York Times sent journalists to Salt Lake City to report on the deteriorating homeless situation and … Continue Reading
Demise of Port O’ Call and Why Did the Borg Arrive In Utah?
The hidden story behind why Salt Lake City's most iconic bar of all time was replaced by a Borg cube. The GSA (Government Services … Continue Reading
August 2022 Events and Activities in Salt Lake and Beyond
August 8 Sunflower Festival 2022. Presented by Cross E Ranch, this event held at 3500 North 2200 West will feature 16 acres of flowers, … Continue Reading
Back in Time with Historic Apache Motel in Moab, Utah
New owners breathe new life into a historic motel while preserving the past Two figures stand outside the door of Moab’s Apache … Continue Reading
DELIGHTFUL DECK DINING Deer Valley’s Summer Dinners on the Deck
Through August 27, Deer Valley Grocery-Cafe at Deer Valley Resort is hosting a series of specially curated culinary experiences this summer … Continue Reading
Celebrating Summer and Other Foodie Events in Salt Lake and Park City
Celebrate Summer @ Ghidotti’s Restaurateur Bill White and his talented staff invite you to celebrate a Taste of Summer at Ghidotti’s restaurant … Continue Reading
Kerala-Style Black Pepper Chicken
I recently came across a recipe from The Splendid Table for a preparation of black pepper chicken in the style of the Indian state … Continue Reading
New Cocktails & Brews at Log Haven
Up at Log Haven restaurant in Millcreek Canyon, Chef Dave Jones and his culinary team recently launched new summer menu items such as … Continue Reading
Water Adventures in a Desert State – Ogden, Utah
The winter snow isn’t the only place to get your ski on in Utah. Jet skiing is a popular activity for adventure seekers and relaxation … Continue Reading
Is There a Homeless Serial Killer on the Loose Who The Salt Lake City Police Department is Refusing to Investigate?
In Utah Stories' ongoing interviews with unsheltered homeless individuals, we learned from two homeless people that up to several dozen homeless … Continue Reading
Local and Mixed-Use Superior to Corporate Big Box Zoning
Would you rather walk around Sugar House or the big-box complexes in Sandy? Would you prefer to window shop in Park City or Draper’s Big-Box … Continue Reading
Dented Brick Distillery Built Upon the Legacy an Early Utah Pioneer Distiller
Tucked away on a side road off 300 West is the Dented Brick Distillery. The spirits distillery is not only a functioning entity, it is also … Continue Reading
Truckin’ the World: Utah’s Food Trucks Dish up Global Cuisines
Utah restaurants span international cuisines ranging from Latin America and Europe, to Asia, Africa and even Australia. But did you … Continue Reading