News across Salt Lake County
This speakeasy in Salt Lake City isn’t a secret anymore — and that’s OK
With new owners and a menu filled with "familiar food that would be more appealing to more people," The Rest on Main Street isn't a secret hangout anymore — and that's not a bad thing.
Delayed pastrami delivery closes sold-out Feldman’s Deli for the weekend
Feldman’s Deli, which has been inundated with customers recently after being recognized by the Michelin Guide in August, will be closed Friday and Saturday.
Why Olympus star Sam Ngata passed on Utah and BYU for Oregon — just like his father
Olympus linebacker Sam Ngata, Utah's No. 13 recruit and son of NFL star Haloti Ngata, explains why Oregon was always his choice.
A Utah newspaper is ending its print publication — exactly 111 years after it started
Bill Boyle, who identifies himself as the paper's “publisher and editor and janitor," guessed its weekly print edition had some 4,500 readers. It's served southeastern Utah and the Four Corners area since Sept. 30, 1915.
A Utah tech darling’s A.I. business just changed hands. Now, 175 local workers are losing their jobs.
Massachusetts-based Progress Software paid $400 million for almost all of Domo’s assets.
His name is Legend. Now the freshman receiver is starting his own with BYU football.
Fesi Sitake saw something in Legend Glasker before most major programs did. Now the BYU freshman is making an impact.
Ken Sleight, Utah environmentalist who inspired a main character in ‘The Monkey Wrench Gang,’ dies at 97
Ken Sleight sat on the edge of a raft with Edward Abbey, dreaming up ways to eliminate Glen Canyon Dam. He later became immortalized in Abbey's 1975 book "The Monkey Wrench Gang," serving as inspiration for the character Seldom Seen Smith.
Voices: I’ve seen capable nursing students be shut out. Our workforce can’t afford that.
“If we want a stable nursing workforce, we have to be paying attention to whether students can actually access and complete nursing education here,” Patrick Rombalski writes in an op-ed.
Tribune editorial: Note to America: Mike Lee does not speak for Utah.
“Official documents and normal news reports generally refer to Sen. Mike Lee as representing Utah,” the editorial board writes. “The label seems increasingly inaccurate.”
Letter: Without naming the injustices that compromise is meant to remedy, LDS president’s words ring hollow
Letter: Dallin Oaks’ hollow speech invites a conversation with no agenda, and asks nothing of the speaker. His words are meaningless if he isn’t willing to say who or what is testing the Constitution.
‘I owe Gabe everything’: SLC firefighter killed in BASE jumping accident once saved a skydiver’s life
Gabe Reilly, the Salt Lake City firefighter who died Sept. 27 BASE jumping in northern Utah, “truly loved to fly,” his family said.
Celeste Maloy, Kent Udell debate monument downsizing, divvying up Colorado River water, regulating AI in first matchup ahead of midterm elections
The top contenders in Utah’s newly drawn 3rd Congressional District took on national monuments, data centers, AI and more in their first pre-election matchup.