News across Greater Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City celebrates new mural for ‘Out of the Blue’ with Whale Fest
Oct. 1, 2026 Salt Lake City’s most famous landlocked whale has a new fit, and now it’s the neighborhood’s turn to strut its most sea-worthy look for the Whale Fest costume contest and whale call contest on Saturday, Oct. 3. “Open Your Eyes,” the new mural by Salt Lake County…
A Utah artist decided to paint the Great Salt Lake every day for a year. This is what he’s learned.
Artist Erik Linton set a goal: To paint the Great Salt Lake every day for a year. Here's how it's going, and what he's learning from the experience.
Limón Dance Company performs at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City
Limón Dance Company, an internationally known dance group, performed last Thursday at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City. This performance was the first main stage show of Kingsbury Hall’s season. Chloe Jones, executive director of UtahPresents, said the venue was pleased to host a…
The College of Fine Arts celebrates student research and distinguished alumni
Kicking off the College of Fine Arts (CFA) research week at Kingsbury Hall on Sept. 23, the College hosted a cross-disciplinary community commemoration that showcased each of its five departments. The assembly included live performances of dance, theater and philharmonic…
We can be the hands of Jesus, reaching out to save others
A mother, who lost her son because of an overdose wrote, “He was almost twenty-two. Of course, he was my pride and joy — every mother says that. Daniel tried an opioid at a party. Six months later, after trying to get away from the drug with the help of his sister, he came to my…
‘In-and-Out Sunday’ — What Latter-day Saints are saying about the new meeting schedule
The new Latter-day Saint Sunday meeting schedule is “fast and furious,” say members. But is that necessarily a bad thing?
A pesar de la fuerte campaña antiinmigrante nacional, el béisbol mexicano trae fiesta y alegría a Utah
Más allá de enfocar el deporte, el evento “Béisbol en Salt Lake” reunió a la comunidad para celebrar el Mes de la Herencia Hispana.
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.
Stansbury and Grantsville celebrate homecoming week
Homecoming for both Stansbury High and Grantsville High kicked off this past week with activities beginning Wednesday, Sept. 23. For Stansbury High, Wednesday night featured a black out girls’ soccer game against Tooele High where the Stallions beat the Buffs 10-3, while Thursday…
Stallions crush Buffs in homecoming game
The Stansbury Stallions competed against the Tooele Buffaloes in their homecoming football game on Sept. 25. Within approximately five minutes into the first quarter, sophomore Peti Vaka (#4) scored a one-yard rushing touchdown. Only two minutes later, Vaka scored another rushing…