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Utah’s X-Files: Is Utah Ground Zero for Alien Activity?
From reptilian encounters in Provo to strange lights over Utah Lake, the Beehive State is a hotbed of mystery. As UAP hearings unfold in Washington, Utah’s skies—and stories—are drawing new…
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Drunken Kitchen Takes Over Food at Grid City Beer Works
At Grid City Beer Works, Drunken Kitchen brings a focused menu and steady heat. The space stays casual, the food carries the interest, and the pairing fits the neighborhood.
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The Fight for Workforce Housing in Park City Continues
Park City thrives on charm, tourism, and reputation but beneath the ski-town image lies a battle that could define its future. Teachers, EMTs, grocery clerks, and young families can’t afford…
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Utah Officials Approve Echo Canyon Development Near Moab Despite Public Opposition
A controversial 176-acre project southwest of Moab is moving forward after Utah officials granted temporary zoning authority. The Echo Canyon development — planned to include hundreds of housing units, overnight…
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Utah’s MMA Gyms: Inside the Training Centers That Build Champions
Once dismissed as fringe, MMA in Utah has exploded into the mainstream. Inside the gyms of veterans Mike Stidham and Jeremy Horn, a new generation of fighters is finding discipline,…
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DrumBus Helps Kids With Disabilities Heal Through Rhythm
In schools across Utah, a converted bus is changing how children with disabilities face daily challenges, opening unexpected doors to confidence and connection.
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Ogden City Council Candidates Clash Over ICE and Housing Policies
In Ogden, city council races are anything but quiet. A fiery forum saw candidates spar over immigration enforcement and ICE’s role in the community, while housing policies drew sharp divides…
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Utah Schools Fight to Save Students’ Focus from Smartphones
Across Utah classrooms, buzzing phones are stealing attention and reshaping how students think, learn, and connect. Educators are pushing back with locked phone policies, mindfulness breaks, and a new state…
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Is Virtual Life Taking Over Our Real Lives?
As screens claim more of our time, we risk trading real-world smells, tastes, and touch for digital imitations. Are we losing what makes life real?
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Snowbasin Youth Ski Team Named Best in Nation
Snowbasin’s youth ski team isn’t just training for podiums — they’re building character, community, and national recognition.
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Inside Utah’s Largest Mosque: Exploring Islam Face to Face in West Jordan
At Utah’s largest mosque, Muslims are opening their doors to anyone willing to listen, ask, and learn. For many visitors, it is their first real encounter with Islam, made possible…
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Sugar House Struggles with Rising Crime and Homelessness
Once one of Salt Lake City’s most walkable and charming neighborhoods, Sugar House is now at the center of rising crime, encampments, and community unrest.
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From Poverty to Power: The Woman Who Built Park City’s Brothel Empire
Long before Park City became a ski town, a young Irish-American mother stepped off a train with nothing but a child on her hip and a will to survive. What…
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Heber Valley Railroad: A Living Ride Through Utah’s Past
Step aboard century-old train cars, sip tea with Austen characters, or sing with Santa. Heber Valley Railroad offers themed rides through living Utah history.
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Utah’s Ghost Towns and Abandoned Ruins: Inside the Thrill of Urban Exploration
Rusting towers, locked gates, and ghost towns frozen in time—Utah’s urban explorers venture where others won’t, uncovering secrets hidden in plain sight.
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Salt Lake’s Haunted Old Mill Faces Possible Demolition
Once a pioneer-era paper mill and later a Halloween haunt, the crumbling Old Mill in Cottonwood Heights may soon disappear as developers weigh demolition over preservation.