Salt Lake City’s plans to build safer streets may hit a dead end — at least for a while
The Utah Senate moved to halt Salt Lake City's safe-streets projects on Thursday in the Legislature's latest move targeting the capital city.
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Utah wants to review a key challenge in downtown Salt Lake plans, but will bill do more than that?
Utah legislators say they are preparing to tackle one of the largest logistical hurdles tied to a grand vision to revitalize ...
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American Fork officers found justified in shooting gunman in South Salt Lake
Three members of the American Fork SWAT team who tracked down a wanted man were legally justified when they shot and injured ...
Real Salt Lake’s Diego Luna is among players to watch as MLS kicks off a new season
Real Salt Lake midfielder Diego Luna is among MLS players to watch as the league kicks off a new season on Saturday. RSL is ...
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Utah Senate chicanery imposes a moratorium on Salt Lake City's street safety efforts.
CAPITOL HILL—Salt Lake City's efforts to reduce traffic fatalities and promote walkability would come to a screeching halt in ...
Salt Lake City set to explore ‘next phase’ of cherished 143-year-old Liberty Park
Liberty Park is due for a facelift as it nears 150 years in existence, but what it will look like has yet to be decided. Salt ...
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Salt Lake City mayor names state corrections head as her choice for city's police chief
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall named Brian Redd as her choice to replace Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown, whose sudden retirement goes into effect next week.
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Salt Lake City 2002 sliding athletes to be inducted into Hall of Fame
Salt Lake City 2002 silver medalists Lea Ann Parsley-Davenport and Bill Schuffenhauer are among 14 athletes recently named to the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Hall of Fame.