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Homeless Senior Citizens Speak Out as Utah’s Housing Crisis Pushes Them to the Streets
They worked their whole lives. Now, Utah’s seniors are sleeping under bridges, watching their belongings bulldozed into dumpsters, and fighting to survive freezing nights. In their own words, they speak…
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AI Can’t Turn a Wrench: Why Skilled Trades Are the Future of Work
As AI takes over more white-collar jobs, trades rooted in human skill and intuition are rising in value. At Clarks Auto, Alan Boyer shares why hands-on work still matters —…
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Salt Lake City’s Forgotten Seniors: When Housing Becomes Out of Reach
As Utah’s housing costs soar, a growing number of seniors are losing everything and ending up on Salt Lake City’s streets. Their stories reveal a crisis deeper than addiction or…
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Ruby Franke: How Abuse Unfolded in a Quiet Utah Neighborhood
A barefoot, emaciated boy with tape around his legs exposed the hidden reality inside Ruby Franke’s home, shattering the illusion of safety in Utah County.
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From Jail to a Million-Dollar Salon in Salt Lake City
With two felonies and a year in jail behind him, he walked out with no plan except to never go back. In Salt Lake City, that resolve grew into a…
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Ken Sanders is too “Shocking ” for YouTube
Too real for YouTube? A Utah Stories podcast with legendary bookseller Ken Sanders was flagged for quoting a street encounter.
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Faith and Morality in a Secular Age: What We’re Missing
Faith is fading, truth is optional, and self is supreme. What are we missing when morality no longer has a shared foundation?
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Utah’s Local Music Scene: Why Talent Thrives but Careers Stall
Utah’s musicians have the talent—but not the infrastructure. Mike Feldman explains why local artists struggle to make a living and what’s needed to build a stronger scene.
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Goonies 40th Anniversary: Sean Astin, Andrew Lenz in Salt Lake City
Sean Astin and Andrew Lenz bring The Goonies 40th anniversary screening and Q&A to Salt Lake City on June 21.
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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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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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Why Utah’s Homeless Crisis Grows Despite Millions Spent on Solutions
Despite millions in taxpayer funding, Utah’s homeless population keeps rising. Investigative reporting reveals why the system rewards failure instead of recovery.
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Inside Utah’s Pet Nutrition Shift: The Rise of The Dog’s Meow
Nearly 30 years ago, Alexis Butler opened The Dog’s Meow with a simple goal—to work for herself. She ended up reshaping pet nutrition in Utah, introducing raw food, holistic supplements,…
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First-Time Guide to Moab: Hiking, Dogs, and Off-Road Culture
The first night I camped in Moab, a guttural sound jolted me awake. I was sure it was some desert beast. Turned out, it was just a cow. That’s how…
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When Suburban Dreams Turn Toxic: A Utah Mom’s Opioid Nightmare
She had the house, the kids, the picture-perfect life. But behind closed doors, Marci Slough was unraveling. In a state obsessed with appearances, her transformation from suburban mom to heroin…
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Can Gen Xers Understand Gen Zs? Bridging the Generational Communication Gap
Raised on “walk it off” and rotary phones, Gen Xers now find themselves decoding feelings charts and TikTok diagnoses. Can they learn the new language of Gen Z, or are…