Utah Stories Top 5

On today’s top 5, we discuss whether Utah residents live in rural or urban areas, and the differences in these populations.

On today’s top 5, we discuss the Utah News Dispatch article describing that Utah’s bid for Sundance to remain in Utah advanced.

On today’s top 5, we discuss housing in Utah, and it’s current affordability according to a Salt Lake Tribune article.

On today’s episode of top 5, we talk about the use of Roundup on Myrtle spurge, the invasive species this spring in Utah.

The Northern lights could be seen in Utah this weekend. Photo credit: Prescott Mccarthy and Clint Wirrick.

On today’s episode, we discuss a story from The Utah Investigative Journal Project that details Loomis, a solar company.

On today’s top 5, we discuss the nine possible names for Utah’s new NHL team that the Salt Lake Tribune wrote about.

On today’s top 5, we discuss an article published by The Hills about how the new transgender bathroom laws are greatly affecting schools.

On today’s top 5, we discuss The University of Utah’s Pro-Palestine protests, along with the many other colleges protesting.

On today’s top 5, we discuss a Utah cat being shipped away in a Amazon return box, according to The Independent.

On today’s top 5, we discussed whether Sundance will stay in Utah, according to the Associated Press it may be leaving in 2027.

On today’s episode, we discussed how Utah congressional members voted for the new bill giving aid to Ukraine.

On today’s top 5, we discuss the Salt Lake Tribune’s article about Earth friendly restaurants in Salt Lake. Happy Earth Day!

In today’s top 5, we discuss the Colorado River being the most at risk river in the U.S. according to USA Today.

On today’s top 5 we discuss a new initiative called Protect Human Dignity which is focused on taking portraits of homeless.