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A New Direction for Sugar House?
It’s no secret that Sugar House has experienced some growing pains in recent years. From the 18-month-long 2100 South reconstruction project, which concluded late last summer, to the apartment complexes that continue to crop up and dot the neighborhood skyline, there has been a plethora of groundbreaking activity and often uncertain forward movement.
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Wild Seafood From a Wild Woman
Keree Smith started her Utah life as a ski bum working as a hostess and dishwasher at Snowbird’s Steak Pit.…
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2026 Fall Events Worth Putting on Your Calendar
Here is a list of events taking place across Utah during October and November 2026, including seasonal activities, community gatherings,…
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A $2,000 Sidewalk: The Price of Outdoor Dining in Salt Lake City
“When you’re talking to a bureaucrat, all they talk about is, well, the sidewalk is more valuable now,” Vance said,…
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Camping with Kids After Dark: Technology That Adds Adventure, Not Hassle
Outdoor enthusiasts tend to be a rather conservative lot. Many trust only solutions proven over decades—or even centuries. But that is not always the wisest approach. Modern family camping technology…
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The Price Beekeepers Raising Queens to Keep Utah Hives Alive
On a family farm in Price, Skip Henrie and Len Anderton have grown 16 beehives into 200. By raising their own queens, they’re helping other Utah beekeepers build healthy colonies…
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What Happened to Utah’s Fremont People?
Eight hundred years ago, a culture that had endured for centuries largely vanished from Utah’s archaeological record. Their abandoned granaries, changing pottery and unfamiliar moccasins offer clues—but no simple answer.
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Toxic Metal in Traverse Mountain’s Water: What Happened and the Questions That Remain
For years, thallium levels were rising in a Traverse Mountain drinking-water well. When residents finally learned there was a problem, Coryn Carver had already spent years searching for answers about her family’s unexplained health problems. Now, more than a decade later, questions remain about what happened and how the contamination was handled.
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French-American Leaders Will Gather at Utah State Capitol to Build Business Ties
French and American leaders will gather at the Utah State Capitol to strengthen business, educational and cultural ties between France…
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Rare Alfa Romeos From Across North America Coming to Northern Utah for National Convention
Rare Alfa Romeos from across North America are coming to Northern Utah for the 2026 Alfa Romeo Owners Club National…
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A Renaissance Masterpiece in Utah?
BYU’s Museum of Art is Closing the Door on the Gates of Paradise Exhibit but the Replicas Remain What do…
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Phillips Plaza Still More Questions Than Answers
Months before 72-year-old Ralph Hofmann was murdered at Phillips Plaza, residents say they repeatedly warned the Housing Authority of Salt…
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Toxic Metal in Traverse Mountain’s Water: What Happened and the Questions That Remain
For years, thallium levels were rising in a Traverse Mountain drinking-water well. When residents finally learned there was a problem, Coryn Carver had already spent years searching for answers about her family’s unexplained health problems. Now, more than a decade later, questions remain about what happened and how the contamination was handled.
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Phillips Plaza Still More Questions Than Answers
Months before 72-year-old Ralph Hofmann was murdered at Phillips Plaza, residents say they repeatedly warned the Housing Authority of Salt…
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Inside Utah’s Food Influencer World: Creating Authentic Content
Food content creator Jennifer Burns (@jbcookinghost) shares how she approaches partnerships with restaurants, navigates brand partnerships and trust with her…
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Who Do Utah Politicians Answer To?
Money and the Utah Attorney General’s Office have a complicated history. Former attorneys general have faced investigations and public scrutiny…
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Moab’s Off-Road Legend Dan Mick: Inside Hell’s Revenge and the Fight for Public Land Access
The story of Moab’s off-road world isn’t just about machines. It’s about the people who have shaped this place —…
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Mazza Cafe at 26: How Ali Sabbah Kept a Salt Lake City Restaurant Alive
Long before Ali Sabbah was a two-time James Beard Award finalist for Best Chef – back in the winter of…
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Wild Seafood From a Wild Woman
Keree Smith started her Utah life as a ski bum working as a hostess and dishwasher at Snowbird’s Steak Pit. Now, she returns to the state each year to deliver…
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Inside Utah’s Food Influencer World: Creating Authentic Content
Food content creator Jennifer Burns (@jbcookinghost) shares how she approaches partnerships with restaurants, navigates brand partnerships and trust with her growing following as authenticity remains the key ingredient behind every…
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Beard Meats Food vs. Utah: 5 Restaurants, 5 Massive Food Challenges
Each week, more than six million followers of Beard Meats Food can watch him attempt to conquer various food challenges from around the globe. Everything from whole pizzas to gallons…
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A Taste of the UK Comes to Utah: Knoops Opens Its First US Location
A cup of custom-made drinking chocolate has a magical quality. It’s not the sweet powder-and-water kind from childhood, but one that is richer and personal. This is the experience Knoops…