Salt Lake City
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Utah: A Pretty, Wet State
Will Salt Lake’s record snowpack be enough to help the Great Salt Lake? Should Salt Lakers wear hip waders or should they consider building arks?
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Number of Cycling Accidents in Utah Increases
The number of cycling accidents has increased in the past 10 years due to Utah’s growing population and the burgeoning popularity of road cycling as a recreational pursuit.
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Flood Waters Are Rising Fast in Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah 2023, in Salt Lake City in particular flood water are rising due to a large snow pack melting at a rapid rates.
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The Story of Mazza, One of the Oldest Middle Eastern Restaurants in Salt Lake City
Mazza won many awards but it is also one of the longest-lived independent restaurants in Salt Lake City, having opened in the winter of 2000.
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Utah Lighthouse Ministry Bookstore Closes Its Doors
After more than 60 years serving the ex-Mormon community, the Utah Lighthouse Ministry bookstore closes its doors for good.
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Vintage Designer Shoes Spark the Entrepreneurial Spirit in Youth
When did used shoes become a status symbol in Utah, and why are teens and others so eager to buy them? We talk to Keaton Larson, a sneakerhead.
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Six Progressive Utah Women Making Waves
In honor of Women’s History Month, Utah Stories is celebrating Utah women by naming some of the most influential women in the Salt Lake area.
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Is Salt Lake City Covering Up Homeless Deaths?
The Situation For the Homeless Remains Dire “Nobody Wants to Step Up” says Ty Bellamy Ty Bellamy’s journey to becoming one of Salt Lake City’s most recognized homeless advocates has…
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What is Going on with Salt Lake City?
There is something very special about Salt Lake City, and it isn’t in our Cheesecake Factory, it isn’t in our special Starbucks or even in our McDonalds. It’s in the…
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The Untold Story of Downtown Salt Lake City’s Main Street
Downtown Salt Lake City’s population will more than double in the next two years. Are residents and SLC planners prepared for this growth?
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Homeless Population Forces Prominent Business to Leave Downtown Salt Lake City
Salt Lake homeless population forces Southam Gallery, a 40-year-old local business to relocate from Downtown to a less desirable location.
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The Best and Worst of Salt Lake City According to Its Residents
We interview people in Downtown Salt Lake and ask them about what they like and what they hate about Salt Lake City.