Utah Stories
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Homelessness Gala in Salt Lake Derails as Nonprofit Leaders Clash Over Who Cares the Most
What began as a night of jazz and celebration ended in walkouts, accusations, and an unclaimed crown. At Salt Lake’s Homeless Impact Gala, unity was in short supply as three…
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Who Really Runs America? Elites, Power, and What Salt Lakers Think
From billionaires like Soros and Gates to influential figures like Musk and Trump, Utah residents weigh in on who they believe truly controls America—and why.
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A Jogger Arrest in Millcreek Sparks Public Uproar and Gender Debate
A 64-year-old Millcreek jogger was arrested after running topless through a quiet neighborhood—setting off a viral debate over gender norms, public decency, and police response.
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Utah’s Newest Outdoor Dining Destinations with Stunning Patios
Al fresco dining meets design-forward patios and top-tier cuisine at Utah’s newest restaurants, from downtown Salt Lake to the peaks of Park City.
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Utah Food Events Worth Tasting This June
This June, Utah’s food scene comes alive with chef collaborations, culinary pop-ups, and seasonal favorites worth tasting—from downtown Salt Lake to the mountain resorts.
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Lambert Growers: Utah’s Family Greenhouse Since the 1960s
A family-run greenhouse in West Valley grows everything on site—offering locally grown starts, gardening advice, and sustainable practices since the 1960s.
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Child’s Portrait Pushes Utah Woman to the Brink
A Utah mom was shaken after her daughter’s portrait revealed more than she was ready to see.
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Continuum Wine Dinner at Franck’s on June 2nd
An evening of world-class wine and storytelling awaits as Franck’s partners with Vine Lore and Continuum Estate for a one-night wine dinner on June 2. Guests will enjoy a curated…
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Utah Beekeepers Battle Record Hive Losses
After hauling their hives back from California, Utah beekeepers Lewis and Jeremiah Johnson faced a grim reality. What they found in Perry shocked them.
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Utah Man Sparks Outrage with Brutally Honest Restaurant Reviews
Tired of overpriced entrées and automatic 25% tips, Utah man Adam Klutz launched a savage restaurant review series — and the industry is fuming.
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The Accidental End of Prayer at Weber State’s Faculty Meetings
In 1986, a Jewish professor at Weber State was asked to give a prayer at a faculty meeting—what happened next led to the quiet end of a long-standing religious tradition…
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Park City Woman Rewrites the American Dream
Is the American Dream only for those who follow the rules? In Park City, one woman proved there’s another way.
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Salt Lake Mechanic Makes the Case for Bringing Back American Manufacturing
Alan Boyer runs a successful Subaru repair shop in Salt Lake City, but his mission goes beyond engines. From vocational training to grassroots manufacturing, Boyer lays out a blueprint for…
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Salt Lake Protest Turns Violent Over Woman Beaten by Her Irish Setter
It began with an undercooked dinner and ended with a Capitol protest. After her Irish Setter allegedly slapped her over hollandaise sauce, a Salt Lake woman sparked outrage, confusion, and…
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Ogden Valley Votes to Become Utah’s Newest City Amid Nordic Village Resort Controversy
Facing a $121 million ski resort expansion, Ogden Valley residents voted to incorporate as a new city — a move driven by fears of overdevelopment and a desire to preserve…
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Utah Couple Turns Marriage Into Political Combat
She’s a vegan feminist. He’s a gun-owning conservative. For Karen and Jeremiah, political combat isn’t a crisis—it’s the glue holding them together.