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6,000 Miles on Horseback: Jake Harvath’s Fight to Save America’s Wild Mustangs
With three mustangs and nothing but what he could carry, Jake Harvath rode 6,000 miles across 25 states. The real fight to save America’s wild horses is only beginning.
Start Your Spring Garden with Easy Veggies and Cover Crops
Can’t wait for the weather to warm up? These top spring gardening tips will kickstart your season with easy veggies, smart pairings, and cover crops that feed your soil as…
What’s Happening in Sugar House? Closures, Comebacks, and What’s Next
Sugar House has always been one of Salt Lake City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, but beneath the charm and walkability lies a story of dramatic change. Beloved institutions have shuttered, new…
The Real Impact of Tariffs on Small Utah Businesses
When tariffs quietly crept from 12 to 32 percent, Scott Brown’s small Utah company was caught in the crossfire. He wasn’t selling luxury cars or tech gadgets—just a backyard game…
The History and Comeback of Beer Brewing in Ogden, Utah
Once home to one of Utah’s most iconic breweries, Ogden watched its beer industry vanish after Prohibition and corporate takeovers. But decades later, against the odds and under some of…
Balancing the Books in Park City: Tourism, Taxes, and the Road Ahead
Despite over a billion in tourism revenue, Park City faces a $15 million shortfall—proof that even the wealthiest towns aren’t immune to economic challenges. As plans unfold to balance the…
Helper Beer Brings Ancient German Tradition to Utah’s Craft Scene
A glowing-hot iron rod is plunged into the dark beer, steam rising like a spell being cast. The residual malt sugars caramelize on contact, transforming the cold brew into something…
RoHa Brewing Project: Unconventional Beers and Hoppy Innovation in Salt Lake City
Amidst the bustle of State Street, RoHa Brewing Project brews with fearless creativity—crafting crisp, hoppy IPAs and quirky, boundary-pushing beers. In this laid-back haven, experimentation thrives, and community bonds grow…
Left Behind in Utah’s ‘Golden Age’: The Fight for Affordable Housing and Freedom
“If you’re not making $150,000 a year, you’re not feeling this golden age. Most people are just trying to keep up.” While Utah’s leaders celebrate a booming economy, many residents…
“We’re Criminalizing Homelessness”: Utah’s Growing Crisis and the Need for Collaboration
In the heart of Salt Lake City, where the LDS Church sends aid to every corner of the globe, a growing humanitarian disaster is unfolding just blocks away. Homeless encampments…
Where to Get Best Tacos in Salt Lake and Beyond
These are simply some tacos that I love, and that you may come to love, as well. It’s not a scientific survey or sample, but merely my faves.