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Mormons in Mexico
The horrific attack killing members of the Langford family near the Arizona border is suspected to be perpetrated by the Mexican drug cartel. Three mothers and six children, including twin…
True Lies About The Inland Port
Questions. So many questions. Deeda Seed, former city council person who is currently with the Center for Biological Diversity, points out there are so few answers because of the haste…
Artist Chris Bodily’s Expectations Surpassed in Successful Crowdfunded Graphic Novel Campaign
Bodily is a classic illustrator, preferring pencil and pen to channel his creativity. “I am constantly drawing, at least eight hours per day. I go to a restaurant and will…
Dr. Brian Moench Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment
Development and growth threaten the quality of life we enjoy in Utah. Recent medical studies demonstrate that poor air quality causes greater harm to the human body—cardiovascular system, immune and respiratory…
Freelance animator Matt Watts shares his formula for success
It’s not uncommon for people to discover that they want to change course in pursuit of a career, but mapping out a different career path can be challenging. How do…
Babs DeLay: Utah’s Housing Market Suffers Under The Weight of California Migrants
On this very spirited conversation of the Utah Stories show seasoned real estate broker Babs DeLay from Urban Utah Homes and Estates and I discuss the current real estate market…
From McDonalds Manager to Local Restaurant Visionary
Amy, who owns Pig & A Jelly Jar, has seen her business grow from one restaurant with five employees to three restaurants and 75 employees in a seven year span.…
Medical Cannabis Comes To Utah: State Director of Medical Cannabis Andrew Rigby Explains His Challenges
It has been a rocky start to the roll-out of cannabis in Utah. The Director of Utah’s medical cannabis program, Andrew Rigby speaks to Utah Stories.
Maud’s Café Serves More Than Coffee
Maud’s Café, a non-profit program overseen by the Volunteers of America Utah is run on teen power—specifically teens that are taking the steps needed to leave, or avoid, homelessness. Each…
Juan Diego Catholic High School Awarded National Blue Ribbon
Juan Diego Catholic High School is being honored as an “Exemplary High Performing” school with student achievement in English and mathematics placing it among the highest in the country (top…
Bobby King: Utah is gaining a reputation in producing excellent mixed martial arts fighters
Bobby King is a rising star in Utah’s MMA scene, fighting in a very difficult 145 pound featherweight class. We spoke to Bobby King about his training regimen, his diet…
Utahns Strike for Climate Action
A broad cross-section of Utahns, from schoolchildren to the elderly, braved a drizzly Friday on the north steps of the City and County Building to strike in protest of a…
The Spy Who Loved Him: The Remaining Questions Behind Patrick Byrne’s Resignation from Overstock.com
Just as the author of the James Bond novels had his hero involved with a Russian agent in the Spy Who Loved Me, the recent resignation of CEO Patrick Byrne…
Punch Bowl Social: SLC’s newest IRL social network opening at The Gateway
Raise your hand if you crave bona fide cordial interaction. Now, imagine a lively, welcoming and innovative location in which you can enjoy such interaction, and eat noteworthy food, and…
Little Cottonwood Canyon is under threat by Utah’s population boom
Today, 2019, the environmental infrastructure in place to accommodate both the protection of Little Cottonwood Canyon’s natural beauty and protect what’s left of it, as well as preserving the people’s…
doTERRA 2019 Convention: Together We Can
Salt Lake’s Largest Annual Convention, doTERRA, Fills Salt Palace and Vivint Arena Sept. 10-13, 2019 SALT LAKE CITY (September 2019) – Visit Salt Lake is hosting its largest annual convention…