Editorial
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Why We’re Less Healthy Than Our Parents and What Happened
Something has gone wrong with our health. Each generation appears sicker than the one before, despite spending more on medicine than any society in history. At the same time, trust…
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Utah Year in Review: Free Speech, Media, and the Fracturing of American Discourse
Three months after a political killing in Utah stunned the nation, the shock has faded but the consequences have not. What followed was not collective reflection, but open celebration from…
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The Real Battle of Our Age Isn’t Political — It’s Spiritual
The turmoil of our age doesn’t feel accidental anymore. Outrage and tribalism have become the air we breathe, pushed through our screens and fed to us as if division were…
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Into the Strange and Spooky: How Utah Celebrates Halloween
From haunted streets in Ogden to ghost hunts and glowing neighborhoods, Utah embraces spooky season with creativity, nostalgia, and heart. This October, Utah Stories explores eerie encounters, heartfelt rescue stories,…
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The Media Divide and America’s Debt Crisis: What You’re Not Being Told
With $38 trillion in debt and inflation reshaping the economy, America faces tough choices. As partisan narratives deepen division, the real challenge is cutting through the noise to understand how…
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Why the Salt Lake City Council Should Reject a New Salary Raise
In a letter to the Salt Lake City Council, Jan Hemming, urges the members to reconsider a pay raise for themselves. She claims the pay raise would put the council…
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Unelected Politicians Rig the Game in Utah
One in five young people no longer believe democracy and capitalism are working. Is it time to try something new? Problems with unreported corruption are having an impact on society.
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Beer and Freedom: How Beer Built America
Since the founding of civilizations, the consumption of beer has played an integral role in the progression of freedom.
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How to Turn Off the Noise and Tune into Reality
In a world of growing chaos and confusion, more people are seeking peace by cutting their cable and embracing silence and simplicity.
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Can Utahns Trust Their Leaders?
The gap between the will of the people and the will of the elites is growing — why?
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Utah’s Identity Crisis
In this article we examine Utah’s identity crisis, problems, corruption, LDS church dominance, homeless crisis and more.
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Why Printing a Magazine in the Era of Social Media?
We were reminded why we print Utah Stories on paper. We were struck once again with a “community violation strike” for telling the truth.
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A Look at Tenement Housing as Opposed to Government Housing
Crossing the Chasm From Homeless to Productive Citizen. How free-markets could succeed where the government has failed.
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The Failure of the Metaverse and the Rise of the Real World
Meta (Facebook) CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a massive bet on the “Metaverse” or the concept that Facebook users would want a more “immersive experience” when they join online communities.
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Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon: A Gondola Wins, Granolas Lose
UDOT (Utah Department of Transportation) determines to move forward with the Little Cottonwood Canyon expansion plan, which is a gondola serving Snowbird and Alta skiers using Utah’s taxpayers’ dollars.
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Salt Lake City’s Homeless Abatement Policies Examined
The cruelty of moving unsheltered people and families from empty lots who have nowhere else to stay is essentially harassing residents in dire need of assistance.